Ghosts at Cumberland Falls KY

Got a question. Where is the time and frame stamp on the 3rd picture, and why does picture 1 show frame 6 at 9:41pm and the 2nd one is frame 4 at 9:51pm?

Is your camera taking pictures and counting each one backwards?


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Originally posted by RFBurns

The third pic you put up, now there is a bonafide paranormal ghost picture! Studying that one closely.


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Now dont get me wrong, I do believe in ghosts. I have had encounters with them plenty of times and have even been on a few investigations.

That picture though appears , to me anyway, to be nothing mroe than a blurry photo of a hallway.

I dont see anything in it. It does seem creepy looking, I will give you that though...

Originally posted by RFBurns
Got a question. Where is the time and frame stamp on the 3rd picture, and why does picture 1 show frame 6 at 9:41pm and the 2nd one is frame 4 at 9:51pm?

Is your camera taking pictures and counting each one backwards?


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Hmmm, very nice catch there buddy!

Im curious about that too now. Whats up with that?

reply to post by gimme_some_truth


I love to examine paranormal photos in haunted places, especially those taken in garve yards.

But as I asked in my previous post, where is its frame and time stamp? Plus the first two images show conflicting frame and time stamps.

Pic 1 is frame 6 at 9:41pm

Pic 2 is frame 4 at 9:51pm

Pic 3 has no frame or time stamp



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reply to post by whoshotJR


It was taken at Dupont Lodge @ Cumberland Falls KY.

reply to post by RFBurns


Actually I do to. I can't get very detailed with my examination because I dont have any decent software that would help out, but I digress...

So as you asked, where is the time stamp for the third photo and what is the deal with the reverse time stamp/frame number with the other two?

Looking forward to hearing the response from xynephadyn


[edit on 18-1-2009 by gimme_some_truth]

Regarding the time stamps--- this was not taken on my camera, and the crew had several cameras that night that they were taking pictures with. I have no idea which cameras took which pictures.

This is my husband. His hand appears solid, but you can see through him. I am not really sure what happened. It is interesting in that the rest of his hand appears solid, but his body is see-through.

He thought it was kind of strange, when I showed it to him.

I haven't spent a great deal of time analysing the photo, as I put it down to a fluke, but I thought I would post it to help with the topic.

***It was in the evening. Overhead is an energy-saving bulb. Whether his proximity to the bulb and my flash had something to do with it, I don't know***

Whatever the reason for these photos; I find them really interesting.

[edit on 18/1/09 by rachel07]

Is this thread serious?

If your camera has a nighttime setting, just walk around taking pictures of stuff. It'll take maybe five minutes before you end up with a handful of these.

Shutter opens, takes in (blurred) image of the table/background, guy walks into frame and the flash goes off, capturing him but over top of the table. Or the otherway around.

I'm a little bit sad now.

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Exactly, All I can say is that the OP needs to get some better photographers.....


Uh oh I made a one line post *Runs and hides from the mods*

None the less it has been a fun thread to read. Oh wait thats more than one line now!

*comes out of hiding*


[edit on 18-1-2009 by gimme_some_truth]

Well that explains the different time stamps since multiple cameras were used. Are all of them set incorrectly tho? IE..set for nighttime shooting in a lit room?

Here is my quick analysis by seperating the 3rd picture zoomed in, into its 3 RGB bands.

The blue definately shows some kind of "shadows", but they appear to be just that..shadows or reflections onto either a window or the camera lens itself. This could be because of the camera's settings not being correct for indoor shooting.


Normal


Blue


Red


Green



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[edit on 18-1-2009 by RFBurns]