Would you believe that what our naked eyes could not detect can be detected by any appropriate man-made machines or apparatus? According to our science books, the human eye has receptors that are sensitive to electromagnetic radiation in the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. These light receptors, however, are insensitive to electromagnetic radiation at other wavelengths; thus radio waves or X-rays cannot be seen because no sense organ can react to them and send a nerve impulse to an appropriate area of the brain. But we use a radio unit to hear music and other programs that is supported by radio waves, and an X-ray machine for medical purposes for that matter. It is in the same manner that what our naked eyes “cannot catch” can be caught by a camera.
Since the successful invention of the camera in 1839, man has been enticed to the expediency of this tool, especially in documenting and recording of important events. It is being used for personal and commercial purposes but never was it used for other agenda until some “sensitive” people in the past noticed something weird things in their pictures taken by a camera. This was the dawn of the information of the additional use of this tool, that it is able to record paranormal occurrences.
How many times have we taken a series of photographs at family events, special events or the like and found that a few of the photos have strange phenomena appearing in them? White balls in the middle of the air, smoke or mist looming curiously around an individual, or black shadows in the middle of the day time. If one is lucky enough, in some occasions, he could capture clear images of persons not present when the picture was taken and are presumed dead for a long time.
Capturing ghosts' images by a camera could happen unintentionally although many among us now are ghost hunters, hunting ghosts' images in photographs. Spirits are believed to be distracted by the noise created by the living. Contrary to some beliefs, the more people that are merry making inside a house, the more these ghosts would find their way to make their presence felt. But sure, it's very hard for us to discern ghostly activity when we are in the middle of a noisy celebration.
Do you have pictures taken, preferably, in an old house or a usually deserted place, say, a cemetery? Try to examine those pictures in minute details and you'll end up seeing paranormal images on them. The only problem you will encounter is how to really prove that what you have seen is a ghost, because not all anomalies that you will see in a picture have paranormal or supernatural causes. There are perceived anomalies that could be explained by natural causes. You must always put a heavy weight on what you see and the explanations you reveal. Always be ready to back up your opinion with logical reasoning.
There are basic photographic rules everyone must keep in mind as they look at pictures they have taken. One of the most important is the environment. What is it like outside (or inside, for that matter)? Rain or snow will make any outdoor psychic photography useless. As the flash goes off, every rain drop or snow flake will reflect back giving the appearance of a multitude of "ghost globules", round transparent balls that are produced by spirits. Foggy or misty conditions are also deterrents outdoors as well as a very smoky indoor environment. If it is very cold outdoors, remember that the steam from your breath can also appear on film. And the effects of temperature on the camera itself may be troublesome. As an example, going from the warm indoors to a cold outdoors may cause both the inner and outer lenses of a camera to fog up.
Another factor to take into account is the condition of the camera itself. Are the lenses clean. A water spot, or particle of dust on the lens can give the appearance of a ghost globule on film. Often, a water spot can be very minuscule, such as from a very fine mist from fog. Additionally, how you handle the film is very important. Do not allow any exposure of the film to any kind of light, natural or artificial. I have seen hundreds of photos taken that revealed a red or orange tinted glow, typically only on one side of the picture and upon review of the negative, it was discovered that frame was usually the first frame on the film. That occurs when the film is loaded into the camera under a light, sometimes the first (and even the second) frame becomes exposed to light during loading.
The best thing to do to be very sure that what you have just captured in your pictures is a real ghost is to consult authorities on paranormal research. These people had spent many of their times researching, examining, carefully evaluating paranormal occurrences and photograph anomalies. When you do it yourself, it is like taking some medicines for your chest pains without first consulting a physician. Until you realize in the end that your health problem is getting worst.
This is especially true when a suspected haunting in your house is giving you a big problem. You took pictures and suspects that some entities from the other world have made your house their place of abode. You cannot fully understand what to do if you do not know what is really bothering your home. Are they spirits of dead people or, elemental beings? Or maybe the haunting has something to do with your house past history? Or the problem lies within you or, one of your family members?
But remember, if worst comes to worst, the only shield that we can get when something or someone is bothering our home is the Shield of Faith in God. Pray fervently that He help you get out of it. And He will surely make a way for you.
On my own experience, as I trudge along the path to the paranormal world, where confrontation with spirit entities became part of my everyday life, I found only ONE NAME that could cast out even the most demonic spirit, JESUS. In several occasions that I felt that I was being overcome by these unseen beings, I called His Name and they left me in peace.
Non-believers, I beg your pardon, but I don't intend to offend other religions but what I am saying is my own personal conviction based truly on my own observations and personal experiences.
