Concerning [one of] Heinemann's methodology: Heinemann also found
that during his numerous dual camera experiments, when he used twin
cameras to capture an object from two different angles, a single orb
shape would often appear - but only in one of the two images taken
simultaneously.
Then, later in the article Miceal Ledwith, a former professor of
Theology opines: "Over time, I realised that a flash seemed to be
essential to capture them ..."
IMO that explains why the orb would appear in only one camera. The
flash from the camera showing the orb caught the dust particle (etc.)
due to it's position ... the other camera didn't due to it's
particular positioning. The flash of one caught what the other did
not.
link to full story: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/femail/article.html?in_article_id=469849&in_page_id=1879
All in all, though, I found the article an interesting read.
wow thta is soo cool bec`ause now ppl will beilive in ghost more! luv
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