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The following is the latest updates about some of the items we currently have available at the Fringe Technology Ghost Hunting Store.

Flip Screen IR-Converted Ghost Hunting Camera

The above model is our latest available Infrared conversion of a 10.1 megapixel digital camera for ghost investigation. What’s cool is that with IR lighting, you can actually use the “flip screen” to either shoot video or photos of what’s happening behind you! Ever have a ghost follow you? Now you can monitor and possibly capture images of it!

Why a Ghost Hunting Camera?

All of our ghost hunting cameras have an expanded range, being able to see into the Near Infrared and are considered to be “Full Spectrum.” By our definition, this means the eye of the camera has a potential range of 330nm (UV) up to 1200nm (IR). The visible spectrum of human eyesight ranges from about 380nm – 750nm. So you can see how these cameras can have a better chance of capturing paranormal phenomena when compared to typical stock cameras (which are filtered to see only the visible spectrum). In addition, the cameras can see in darkness when you cannot (if Infrared lighting is used: IR flashlight, IR illuminator, or an incandescent blacklight bulb). This means the annoying flash unit can be disengaged, virtually eliminating false anomalies such as dust orbs, flash reflection, etc. We have available camera conversions that fit in everyone’s price range from 5.1 to 10.1 megapixel models!

We’ll allow you to decide that for yourself. Below are three examples of different anomalies captured with our cameras: A shadow ghost, an apparition, and an energy anomaly.

For more information, visit the Fringe Technology Ghost Hunting Store!

Have a great month!

Louis Charles, Publisher

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Happy October!

This is our busiest month of the year. Not only is Angels & Ghosts publishing pages of ghost and spirit stories, pictures, articles and videos, but I am out and about giving talks about ghosts and signing copies of my book, “Helping Ghosts: A Guide to Understanding Lost Spirits.” Additionally, we have worked hard to stock up our “fringe technology” store with unique, modified ghost investigation cameras and sweeping radios. I always look forward to “Halloween month” and the excitement it brings!

Halloween: What is it?

Recently while on a radio interview, I was asked to explain where the celebration of Halloween came from, the costumes, etc. I couldn’t do it, so I decided to look up the origins of All Hallows Eve.

Halloween is typically traced back to the Celtic celebration called “Samhain.” The word is derived from the Old Irish word samuin, meaning “summer’s end.” It was believed that the veil between the physical and spirit worlds becomes thin once a year on Samhain, allowing both harmful and harmless spirits to cross back and forth to our world. Family ancestors were honored and invited back but nefarious spirits were warded off. By disguising oneself as a bad spirit, it was believed that harmful spirits would leave the person alone. By the 16th century, a Scottish version of the festival was known as “All Hallows Eve” which was later shortened by removing the v-sound to just “Halloween.” All Hallows Eve fell on the night before All Hallows Day (October 31st) also known as All Saints Day – November 1st.

October brings about a variety of spooky attractions, so we wanted to list some of the best haunted houses and theme park scares from around the country. It’s fun sometimes to face our fears!

Be sure and check out: Best Haunted Attractions

Have you ever wondered how many people in ghosts? We took a look at the surveys that have been conducted over the past couple decades and give you the percentages as well as our thoughts about belief in ghosts. Read the article: Believe in Ghosts?

October brings about a variety of spooky attractions, so we wanted to list some of the best haunted houses, theme park scares from around the country.

Be sure and check out: Best Haunted Attractions

I will be speaking around northeast Ohio and the Cincinnati area the rest of October:

October 19th – 7-8:30 PM – Ghosts & Fear Talk & Book Signing Cuyahoga Falls Library

October 21st – 9-10:00 PM EST – Soul Speak Radio

October 22nd – 7-9 PM – A Haunting Evening Aradia’s Garden

October 23rd – 1-3 PM – Ghost Talk & Book Signing Stark County Library

October 23rd – 5-7 PM – Ghost Talk & Book Signing Barnes & Noble Mansfield

October 26th – 6:30-7:30 PM – Ghost Talk & Book Signing Rodman Public Library

October 29th – 10-11:00 AM The Robin Swoboda Show (TV Fox 8 Cleveland)

October 30th – 10:30-Noon – Book Signing Border’s Crestview Hills, KY

October 30th – 2-4 PM – Ghost Talk & Book Signing Cincinnati Public Library – Main Branch

November 5th, 6th, 7th – Scarefest Horror & Paranormal Convention – Lexington, KY.

Come find me. I’ll be at a booth with books and “fringe technology” cameras!

You can get the rest of my event schedule here: Louis Charles Book Tour Events

Have a great month!

Louis Charles, Publisher

Angels & Ghosts
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