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These photos were taken in quick succession. One second they’re on one photo, then next photo taken second after not there etc.
We also could not... Show more

These photos were taken in quick succession. One second they’re on one photo, then next photo taken second after not there etc. We also could not see the black shapes with the naked eye.We’re interested in everyone’s thoughts/opinions please ?Just to add that we had experienced lots of paranormal activity in this house, particularly in this room

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guest This has been explained by Therdsak Suthanvirioj , an experienced photographer, on another group this evening.
"Thank you for sharing these photos. However, there is nothing Paranormal in the photos.
It's apparent that the flash is reflecting off the framed compact discs on the walls and bouncing off the casing of the car displays that's causing some lighting reflection and refraction, and the position of the individual taking the photographs will change the positions of the light reflections and bounce.
And, with flash photography there is a recycle time, typically 4-6 seconds, that is needed for the flash and camera to take optimal photos, in which case if there isn't enough recycle time, the camera's battery runs down quickly will not take complete photos due to longer image processing times and camera trying make adjustments due to successions of photos taken. This often leads to missing portions of a photo or dark areas.
It is interesting, though, because in the first two photos... Show more

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This has been explained by Therdsak Suthanvirioj , an experienced photographer, on another group this evening.
"Thank you for sharing these photos. However, there is nothing Paranormal in the photos.
It's apparent that the flash is reflecting off the framed compact discs on the walls and bouncing off the casing of the car displays that's causing some lighting reflection and refraction, and the position of the individual taking the photographs will change the positions of the light reflections and bounce.
And, with flash photography there is a recycle time, typically 4-6 seconds, that is needed for the flash and camera to take optimal photos, in which case if there isn't enough recycle time, the camera's battery runs down quickly will not take complete photos due to longer image processing times and camera trying make adjustments due to successions of photos taken. This often leads to missing portions of a photo or dark areas.
It is interesting, though, because in the first two photos the dark area appears solid enough to cast a shadow on the drapes and on the wall on the second. Not quite the same on the third. Possibly a slower shutter speed due to recycle time. Over time digital degradation with digital photos on an old laptop can be a minor contributing factor.
However, as interesting as it is, it's not enough for me to consider it Paranormal."