ManicMonkey
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I have been reading and asking people about this for the past few weeks, and sharing the answers posted here with teachers. What I got so far is this:
The existence of audio can't be used as evidence for something paranormal. It may indicate fraud or an accident/poor quality, but not supernatural.
She could easily superimpose images to the photographies using something called "double exposure" that I don't really understand but I'm sure you guys know about.
It remains unexplained to me the "clock" patterns that go outside the image region of the film tape. I was told that, unless properly analyzed, there's no way of knowing what that is, and it is possible to be just chemical or fisical tampering of the film tape after recording.
The existence of audio can't be used as evidence for something paranormal. It may indicate fraud or an accident/poor quality, but not supernatural.
She could easily superimpose images to the photographies using something called "double exposure" that I don't really understand but I'm sure you guys know about.
It remains unexplained to me the "clock" patterns that go outside the image region of the film tape. I was told that, unless properly analyzed, there's no way of knowing what that is, and it is possible to be just chemical or fisical tampering of the film tape after recording.