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maranello55
Probably the sifus here can put their minds together on strange anomalies in photos and verify or even debunk some legendaries....perhaps from ur own photo collection???
goldfries
erm. like "shadowy figures appearing behind me" kinda thing?
maranello55
or white eerie smoke floating around kinna thing. But i think thats very rare with digital cameras? Or am i wrong?


Added on May 16, 2008, 2:06 amMy intention creating this thread is not a superstitious one. But more like to try to find photographic/scientific explaination of photos that has some unexplained or unknown anomalies. : P
empire23
One word. Photoshop.
goldfries
some things are best left unexplained.
darthbaboon
QUOTE(maranello55 @ May 16 2008, 02:04 AM)
or white eerie smoke floating around kinna thing. But i think thats very rare with digital cameras? Or am i wrong?


Did you just step out of an air conditioned room? If so, that anomaly would be called "condensation" on your lens tongue.gif

hornetEJ
QUOTE(darthbaboon @ May 16 2008, 09:54 AM)
Did you just step out of an air conditioned room? If so, that anomaly would be called "condensation" on your lens tongue.gif
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This happened a lot to me when I bring my camera out of air conditioned room to outside. It gives quite a nice blur effect sometimes tongue.gif. Another question, will the condensation cause any harm to the camera and lens? How to prevent it? One example picture
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maranello55
Ok2...LOL...

Perhaps we can just concentrate on stuff like hornetEJ has forwarded. Otherwise i can see that the discussion can get pretty superstitious if we are to bring anomalies (quite closely related to the paranormal in this sense) into the err....picture.
tesla34
i have one,not rly sure if its my fren, took alot pic at nite, some near trees,went home n felt eerieness
albnok
hornetEJ: Got mystery shake with certain UV filters also LOL. biggrin.gif

Water is not good for your camera! Fungus may feel welcome.
orenzai
QUOTE(hornetEJ @ May 16 2008, 11:45 AM)
This happened a lot to me when I bring my camera out of air conditioned room to outside. It gives quite a nice blur effect sometimes tongue.gif. Another question, will the condensation cause any harm to the camera and lens? How to prevent it? One example picture
user posted image
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yes...i does harm your camera...dotn shoot when its still blur...just let the condensation go off first..
goldfries
wanna continue here?
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=632707
maranello55
Yup...i guess so.
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