Supercharged Energy Experiments              Back to Ghost Pictures

Kathy Owen from Bodfish, California recently discovered that what many believe to spirit-created supercharged
energy, can easily be re-created by different camera flash settings.  This could explain some of the anomalies
showing up in digital pictures that many believe to be authentic ghost pictures.  The bottom line is to experiment
with different photos and see what happens under each camera setting. Read Kathy's explanation below, and
view her pictures showing the different effects the camera settings caused.  This way, we can eliminate false
images created by the camera itself.

Consider that when a picture is taken, a supercharged energy that appears when lights were not present in the
background of the picture is most likely a true spirit capture.
"The first picture was done with the "Auto Flash" setting (which I would
suggest using when ghost hunting)...perfect pictures every time. The second
picture was done with the "Night Vision" setting, which made the lights appear
larger than they actually were, and yet blurry. The third picture was done with
the "Night Portrait" setting. This gives off the blurry, yet energy effect.  And
lastly (I thought was interesting), the "Fireworks" setting.  It gave that
supercharged energy look.  My camera is a 5.0 megapixel, so it tends to pick
up objects much more better than a 3.0 megapixel. The camera that I used in
the last shots I sent a while back was with my neice's camera. That is the one
that gave off the real weird effects.  I have figured out what setting I used at
the time those pics were taken. The camera settings that made the picture
look like supercharged energy was when I used "Action Mode" and "Night
Mode," with flash in each picture. The bottom line is...everyone needs to be
careful with what setting they use, as I feel is very important.  Whenever I
take a picture, I always use "AUTO MODE".  When someone is outside, they
automatically want to use a setting that is best for either day or night -- like if
it's night time, use a "Night Mode" setting; or if day time..then use a "Bright
Light Mode" setting. If their camera has an "Auto Mode," then I highly suggest
using it for every shot when ghost hunting.  I have had the best results when
using this mode. I have an added feature with my camera: I can download all
my pictures to my computer, then I am able to Enhance the picture if it turns
out too dark by using the Auto Mode. The Model I have is a Kodak Easy
Share digital camera 5.0 megapixel, with 10x optical zoom. Model number
Z740. "
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Above: Picture taken with the "Auto Flash" setting.  No anomaly.
Below: Picture taken with the "Night Vision" setting.  Notice the lights are
larger than the picture above.
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Above: The picture was taken using the "Night Portrait" camera setting.   
The lights are big and blurry.
Below:  The "Fireworks" camera setting produced the supercharged
energy even more pronounced.
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