If you are a paranormal investigator, I hope you are in the "I don't know" group. Science suggests the existence of ghosts are possible. However, there is no concrete evidence to prove their existence. The search for the evidence to prove OR disprove their existence is what makes us and others like us creep through old buildings in the middle of the night in all kinds of weather, searching for evidence. If you ask a closed minded skeptic you will get a definite NO. If you ask an avid believer you will get a definite YES. Before we get into looking at the equipment, lets take a moment to talk about theory.ĭo ghosts exist? That is a question that will get you many different answers. Some are high tech and others are very basic. The PROS Team uses a wide variety of tools and equipment. "The more things change, the more they stay the same." - Ron. I'm I getting old when I think and compare the equipment and techniques I once used, to the new stuff. Only time will tell. I still use a mix of old school intertwined with the new. Early researrchers used things like suspended thread, candles flames, powders to look for foot prints. Like items used to measure kenitic events. Some items I have used over the years are hard to replace with technology. As time progresses, it's hard to fully comprehend what advancements will shortly come to pass, and made available for those who investigate the paranormal ? IR, and other platforms like thermal have their place.Īll of the equipment is used to monitor the environment, and capture changes within. Downlod the file and listen with head phones!įor better results concerning pictures use a better camera than what is on a phone. For listening to for EVP use a good computer program like WavePad. So, yes a phone will work for some applications while invesstigating the paranormal. Todays phone has a flashlight too! Again, it's limited. However, we have to consider the mic in the phone isn't as sensitive as external mics often used on a good voice recorder of today. That same phone can record many hours EVP too. It should be noted, film cameras had to be fitted with the right type of film for the conditions based on lighting and action ( movement). A phone can take 1000's of pictures compared to 24 pictures on a roll of film! The draw back is often times artifacts are produced by the phone's digital cameras inability to reproduce accurately what is captured do to a lack of lighting or movement. That same phone now has a camera with a flash, has limited range can also be used with reduced results. The compass is now replaced by EMF detectors. If you failed to do so, you could end up with what sounded like a slow motion recording on play or if recorded with low battery levels it sounded much like Micky Mouse on speed! As time passed these items progressed, and developed into what we have at present. You also replaced the batteries before recording at every investigation. When the tape was full, you had to put in a new tape. You had to flip over the cassette to the other side. One had to listen for the tape recorder to shut off when the tape ran out. Tape recorders were bulky, cassette recorders with 30 minutes of recording on each side of the tape. I was glad when 1 hour photo development came into existence. You had to often wait days for film to be develop, drop it off and pick it up. Cameras were common in 110 and 35 millimeter. Compasses were used to detect magnetic anomlies. Equipment like EMF detectors were very expensive, hard to find. After investigating claims of the paranormal for over 40years now.
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