Originally posted by Decision
Originally posted by ManBehindTheMask
Originally posted by Decision
Don't get your hopes up about your grandfather hanging out in his old spot.
The picture is of someone moving in front of a game camera that uses infrared illumination to take pictures in the dark. Infrared is used so that the flash doesn't spook game animals.
The camera is NOT a "thermal imaging" camera. It uses thermal sensors to detect movement in front of the camera and then takes pics in either daylight or nightvision mode just like you get with some digital cameras. The infrared flash can and does cause some pretty serious backflash if the object is too close to the camera and especially if the object is in motion, like this person obviously was. Hell, there a truck parked right next to the moving person...
How do I know? I use game cameras regularly and have a part-time job that involves selling them. I've seen literally dozens of photos like the one posted by the OP.
Case dismissed. Not a ghost, sorry.edit on 2-8-2011 by Decision because: (no reason given)edit on 2-8-2011 by Decision because: (no reason given)
Thats fantastic.................
Except the picture is taken in broad daylight.........given that ALL that you said is true, the fact that its taken in daylight then, should prove that its odd to capture that image......2 thats not a truck that is a cab that is used to cover part of the rabbit cages.........edit on 2-8-2011 by ManBehindTheMask because: (no reason given)
That camera doesn't take black and white photos in broad daylight. Maybe underneath the covering, there was not enough light so it stayed in night mode... could certainly explain why the flash overpowered the person so much. The camera is definitely shooting in night mode so it's not as bright as you suggest.
There's a truck cab... covering the rabbit cages? That's clearly the door of a vehicle right there. Certainly possible just seems like an odd choice of construction materials.
You really need to give up on the ghost baloney and focus on the fact that, if this person wasn't supposed to be there, you've got a much more pressing issue.
edit on 2-8-2011 by Decision because: (no reason given)
First off, you sure come off like you know a lot more then you do..........
Especially given the fact that your trying to call out crap because you dont agree with the "construction" materials?
Seriously? whats with the hostility on this forum.........wow
Second........Do you know for a fact that no game cameras operate in b and w? pretty bold statement
Infrared Flash Captures black and white images at night Daytime images can be either black & white or color Nighttime resolution and quality are generally less than incandescent Pictures are sometimes blurry Requires very little power and no surge Battery life is increased compared to incandescent Trigger time is faster than incandescent Infrared flash doesn't spook game Infrared flash doesn't deter animals from entering camera area Infrared flash will not draw the attention of other humans Reconyx RM45 Scoutguard SG550 Spypoint IR-C
and 3rd.........like i said, I dont have to PROVE anything, i put this here because it was a very very interesting picture.......
Its everyone else that seems to be hell bent on attitude issues and vitriol...........
Just because you dont believe in spirits or ghosts, doesnt mean they arent there............im pretty darn sure that if game cameras are as you say they are then the above is true........you should know this right? Now it says the pictures can be blurry, which is a possibility.....
but I just proved your statements false, and apparently your knowledge on "trail cams" should be expanded....
At any rate........your opinion is welcome...........your attitude is not......
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