Ghost Hunting Equipment Do It Yourself GhostBreakers MULTI-Camera Outfit Idea... DIY Ghost Hunting At It's Best!
We at try to use some new approaches as well as the old in Ghost and Spirit detection. We also will investigate anything we deem of the paranormal or the unknown in general.
We investigate in a manner relating directly to the subject at hand. We believe every haunting or experience is unique and that is how we treat them. Each one is handled differently relating to it's unique circumstances.
We use some but not all the modern electronic equipment you normally see people use on TV. And also a few Modified things we do on our own.
We like to think and hope to be one of the Major Haunted or Paranormal Investigation organizations that helps bring credibility to all Paranormal Investigation by employing our methods. Some of our methods are just like all the others and some are not. We also help show people that they themselves are very capable of determining if there is a problem without help. But we can also do a preliminary check and do the determination for them. And by using or own creative juices we have come up with a great idea for modifying your chances of catching ghost on film and double checking the results.
My idea behind this 2 camera set up is to be able to take 2 identical photos at the same moment. The reason being, is that anomalies that are captured like orbs, mist, etc., are being explained away as smoke, breath, dust, moisture, etc. I too believe this is the case in most instances. Then I got to thinking about how I approach things. I feel that, just because it could be these things, doesn't mean it is these things! So I came up with this idea.
Sort of like the guy that goes on an investigation and finds a loose pipe or squeaky floor board and attributes all the clients experiences to those things. That isn't good enough for me.
So I figured that if I could take 2 photos at the exact same moment then, if it were dust particles, moisture, breath, etc. It would not show up on both photos exactly the same.
Examples: One piece of dust, moisture droplet, puff of smoke or breath vapor pattern can't be in front of both lenses in the exact same pattern or at the same exact point. (see orb photos below) Also, your breath pattern will be different as it passes in front of one lens and then the other. If there is a drop of moisture, it won't be on both lenses, and so on. BUT, if you do get 2 identical orbs, mist patterns, etc. Then it may be worth looking into further.
