Capture aura with cameras

[DeadMaster45]

I studied the issues of capturing the aura of precious metals. As far as I can see, there are some very detailed articles. In fact, images can be taken without some of these.

 

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[BC1969]

Wut...

 

[blauer]

I studied the issues of capturing the aura of precious metals. As far as I can see, there are some very detailed articles. In fact, images can be taken without some of these.

LOL. I tried this but bigfoot kept photo-bombing my pics and my alien friends weren't impressed. I know the secret if you want to send me some $. My psychic said you would.

 

[DeadMaster45]

 

[DeadMaster45]

you can keep your silly jokes and thoughts to yourself

 

[DeadMaster45]

LOL. I tried this but bigfoot kept photo-bombing my pics and my alien friends weren't impressed. I know the secret if you want to send me some $. My psychic said you would.

you can keep your silly jokes and thoughts to yourself

 

[Vermont treasure hunter]

I do not think they are trying to be mean, they just don’t know what your talking about. Could you tell us?

 

[signal_line]

Seeing how I spent a few hundred dollars on this I can give you a few observations. First off you can take almost any photo and photo shop it to make it look like there is some treasure aura there.

This whole thing maybe didn't start with Louis Matacia but he wrote about taking photos with a Polaroid Instamatic camera. I took a photo and got the same phenomena but then I notices that it was the camera malfunctioning that left a roller mark when the film was being pulled out of the camera. The whole thing was built on false hope.

 

[BC1969]

I'd be happy if I could figure out how to difuse light while trying to show mint luster on a coin without glare!
I'd recommend another forum, but I can't as its against the rules.
The photography section there will probably help you.
Its a coin forum.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Aura. noun

medical : a subjective sensation (as of voices, colored lights, or crawling and numbness) experienced at the onset of a neurological condition and especially a migraine or epileptic seizure

 

[BC1969]

Aura. noun

Interesting fact that I can add to that!
My wife indeed has an aura 48-72 hours out from a seizure.
I wouldn't say at the onset of the event.
Not for her anyway.

 

[BC1969]

Nevermind, I didn't see that double quote.

Got coffee?

 

[bowwinkles]

DeadMaster45 Just set up a cellular trail camera in the area and no matter when they come they will be photographed. I like the Ridgetec brand name and mine has several missions of security on some construction properties. The great thing is that it will notify your phone when someone is there and send you the pictures and video. As far as any camera capturing an "aura" I do not know but keep us informed.

 

[BC1969]

You gotta have cameras!
If it ain't on video, you ain't got squat!

 

[blauer]

you can keep your silly jokes and thoughts to yourself

I could, but that's no fun. Penn and Teller would love you! If it helps, my ghost-in-a-jar agrees with you.

 

[DeadMaster45]

Most mockers die without having anything in their life.
I have sufficient knowledge and experience. cynical people are not good.