Video camera use in witness interviews:
When you do witness interviews it is
crucial to document these. Set your video camera up so that it captures
the
person being interviewed. During an interview
it is very easy to hear the answers your witness gives you. But it is
very hard
to catch all their facial expressions and
body language. Were we would always love to trust everyone claiming to
have had
an experience. There are people out there who
just want their 15 minutes of fame. So the video you shot of the
interview could
lend some crucial insight into your
investigation. The first and most important thing will be you will have
an audio record
of the answers you were given. Second You
will be able to see their facial expressions as they are talking. Such
as were they
visibly upset while recounting their story,
were they confident in their recollection, Ect... This will all be
recorded and
you do not have to rely on your own
recollection and memory of the interview. As we all know memories are
not always exact
and or accurate. And when you start passing
memories from person to person they can really get taken out of context.
So Always
record you personal interviews that makes any
evidence you find even more credible when your investigation is well
documented.
Video camera use in your investigations:
Today with addition of "nightshot" to
your video camera. You can use it in the actual investigation of dark
rooms.
This increases your chances of catching
paranormal activity in a given area, while you can concentrate your
efforts in another
area. you can monitor an area continually
with out tying up one of your investigators who can not see in the dark
anyway.
Some times spirits are not active when there
are people around only moving things when a room is empty. Make sure
when setting
up your camera that you capture as much of
the area as you possibly can. Positioning of the camera is very
important in capturing
good credible evidence. If you are focusing
on one particular item that seems to be moved all the time. Do not focus
the camera
just on that item. Try to capture at least
two to three feet around the object so that if you do capture something
you can
have a good view that there was no one around
and no funny business. this again will make your evidence even more
credible
and harder for the critics to tear apart. The
video camera has become a very important tool for all ghost hunters
from the
novice to the expert. So use it wisely to
make any evidence you capture credible.
That is the most important thing . You
want any evidence you capture to be credible. And remember when
reviewing
your tapes of an investigation. Paranormal
activity usually happens fast and with out advanced notice. So watch
your videos
from start to finish no fast forwarding or
you may just miss that crucial piece of evidence you are looking for.
And at times
even do a frame by frame view you may have
capture something just like a still shot camera that is to fast to be
seen but
is captured in one frame of your video. This I
know is time consuming but it may be well worth it in the end if you
find that
one piece of evidence that you are looking
for. I hope this helps go have fun and happy ghost hunting!
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