| Bad Para Pictures These are all common examples of the types of natural and explicable photographic errors that Susan often declares paranormal in nature. The truth is they are not paranormal and it is despicable and a crime against the entire paranormal community that Susan has misinformed so many people over the years. She is telling people what she knows they want to hear, and that is wrong and extremely detrimental to the field of paranormal research. Many of the people in her group do actually want to study the paranormal and as a self declared "paranormal expert", Susan has a duty to provide her members accurate and impartial information. The problem is that if she did that many of the "thrill-seeker" ghost hunters would quickly grow bored with the process of walking through countless cemeteries every weekend and stop putting money in her pocket. The truth is more often than not after an investigation we end up with a very few or no pictures at all that contain things that are totally unexplainable. As a paranormal investigator it is our duty and your duty to do everything to prove that your picture is in fact unexplainable, and through this process you will discover that many things that are paranormal in Susan's world in fact are totally natural and 100% explicable. Good Hunting and think for yourself. The second table consists of pictures that have been posted by "Kiros32" on the TAPS Message boards and the comments are taken from comments left by other users on the TAPS site. |
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| This is cigarette smoke. How do we know for sure because the person who took this picture told us that it was. They were smoking when they took this picture and they sent it to us to see if we would fall for their trickery. When we simply told them that it was impossible to say with certainty what was in the picture they told us that they just were trying to trick us and that without a doubt it was just smoke |
Orbs are probably the most commonly misidentified photographic error. When you take a picture outside it is very common for the picture to be literally covered with "orbs". The problem is that more often than not what is in the picture is simply dust, moisture, rain, bugs, or pollen illuminated by the flash. A paranormal expert should tell a member that instead of proclaiming everything an "orb shower" |
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| This picture is simply overexposed. It is common covered with an ectoplasm mist. In reality they example of this in the W.V.S.G.H. picture of the yr. according to Susan's expert eye and description is fixed like the one above has been it becomes paranormal |
in low light for pictures to appear to be literally are just overexposed. There is an excellent contest. A picture taken of a white house that, contains a in the window face. When the picture quite obvious that the picture contains nothing |
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| Wow impressive picture, an apparition, Right? Wrong! In reality it is done with Photo shop. The guy in the picture emailed this to us offering to really spice up our site by producing tons of picture like this. We declined of coarse but |
PhotoShop Ectoplasm. It is really quite easy to do. You don't have to believe it you can do it yourself just use the paintbrush tool on any program and change the transparency settings while making strokes...magical!... Ectoplasm |
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| This is a spooky picture, but in reality it is nothing more than silly string fired in front of the camera. It is given that eerie glow by the flash |
Picture taken in the rain. If you take this picture to Susan I guarantee she would immediately declare this to be an "orb shower" |
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| Rain for sure. Look familiar? Let me give you a clue, "orb shower |
This is a hair. When an object is photographed with a flash in a dark location it illuminated but the camera is unable to focus on it so it takes on a vortex like appearance |
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| Camera Strap kind of like the vortex picture taken up towards a roof that is up for W.V.S.G.H. picture of the year |
Snow is what it actually is but I am sure Susan say it is a "moving orb shower" |
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| Atix wrote: Re: An incredible capture!!!! Reply #7 on: November 14, 2005, 11:23:53 PM nah, its just to obvious and to... *edited* looking. i dont buy it, ______________________________________ Gh0stlyGuy669 wrote: Full Member Re: An incredible capture!!!! Reply #5 on: November 14, 2005, 09:01:33 PM » Ok i think this is fake bkuz the girl is looking straight at it. ANd the dude who took it mighta smoked and i just dont have a feeling thats its real, I think it can be easily dismissed. ______________________________________ Kiros32 wrote: Re: An incredible capture!!!! Reply #46 on: November 17, 2005, 03:26:32 PM Alright folks, sorry, but I have to take the photo down. If someone else happens to, ahem ahem, copy the photo and post it again, ahem ahem, I wouldn't "necessarily" have a problem with that....ahem! Sorry, I have something in my throat. Kiros32 added on December 19,2005 in an email to us that, " I explained earlier in that post that the person whom claimed it was their photo and gave me permission to post it, contacted me and asked me to remove the photo. It was in fact not her photo." ______________________________________ EccentricSage Re: An incredible capture!!!! Reply #20 on: November 15, 2005, 03:21:51 PM I zoomed in and noticed that the rest of the pic pixilises and gets rough, while the white stuff stays pretty smooth. I think it's photo edited. |
StormChaserWV wrote: Re: Red Miasma at Hupps Hill Battlefield Reply #8 on: Today at 03:33:03 PM » The West Virginia Society of Ghost Hunters is a scam operation only seeking to prey on people who want to believe so badly they'll take anything that is handed to them. The W.V.S.G.H. lies to their members, fakes EVP, posts fake pictures on their website and in general threatens anyone who comes out against them with legal action. Please read the truth about the W.V.S.G.H. at the following link. http://www.geocities.com/wvsghtruth/index.html ______________________________________ SuZQ Sr. Member Re: What is this? (cemetery photos) « Reply #1 on: Today at 01:44:54 PM » Slow shutter speed + slightest movement can cause those streaks |
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| scaredbutnot wrote: Re: Vortex? Reply #9 on: November 12, 2005, 02:23:59 PM it looks like a glow stick. maybe someone waving it around or holding it. and its dark so you cant see them. [or a ghost has a glow stick - lol] |
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