Spirit Photography & Paranormal Video Techniques

Spirit photography, the art of capturing images believed to show ghosts on camera, dates back to the late 19th century, but remains a popular part of paranormal investigations to this day.

Someone told me that "a dust particle would be solid and not transparent" on camera, which made me wonder why more people don't test these sort of claims.

Most paranormal teams don't get the full benefit of what full spectrum cameras have to offer and end up limiting their potential due to the environment they use them in.

I bought a cheap thermal imaging camera from eBay to put it to the test and see if it's suitable for use as a paranormal detection tool on a ghost hunt.

It's often said that a night vision camera lets you see ghosts and paranormal activity that's not visible to the naked human eye, but how true is this claim?

It's a common misconception that a thermal imaging camera can see paranormal cold spots at haunted locations, but these devices do not measure air temperature.

Infrared gives paranormal investigators the power of night vision, it also allows for heat sensing technologies like infrared thermometers and thermal imaging cameras.

Kinect SLS Cameras show spirits in the form of stickmen, but how do these ghost detecting cameras work and can they really see something the eye can't?

What are full spectrum video cameras and why are these modified camcorders so widely used for paranormal investigations?

Orbs are small spheres of glowing light that appear in photographs and videos, usually when the image is captures at night, especially when using an infrared night vision camera or flash.

Thermal imaging cameras are a popular but relatively expensive piece of ghost hunting equipment, they visualise infrared radiation on a screen to show areas of heat.

Spirit photography is a field of photography which aims to capture images of ghosts or apparitions in the shot, usually as part of ghost hunts or in haunted locations. The principles are very old, dating back to the 19th century and as cameras have to got better and more advanced, so have the photos of spirits. Even modern smartphones can be used to capture spirits.