Carrie's Theory

 

My Theory on Digital Cameras

 

Question: 

Why Is It That Digital Cameras Have Been Able to Show Us More
Possible Paranormal Evidence than Conventional Film Cameras?

The Basics Of How A Conventional Film Camera Works: 

The film chemically records the pattern of light the image emits.  The film basically reacts chemically to light.

The body of the camera protects the film from being exposed to too much light.  (over-exposing the film).

 

The Basics Of How A Digital Camera Works:

The camera has a chip behind the lense that contains light sensitive sensors.

The chip electronically converts real world light into computer language.

The computer language is then interpreted into one of thousands of color options.

The camera’s simple internal computer converts this language into pixels.

Pixels are what our eyes can see.  Or the tiny bits of color that make up a digital photo.

 

Statements:

Naturally Our Eyes Can Only See the Visible Spectrum.

We see the visible or optical spectrum:  These are the colors that the human brain can interpret through the eye.

 

Thoughts:

Digital cameras use the electric energy to produce photo.

Conventional cameras use a chemical reaction to produce photos.

It is a common belief that paranormal activity is a form of energy.

Therefore: Digital cameras use electric energy to allow humans to see what can not be seen naturally by the human eye.

 

Theoretical Statement:

The human eye can not see the full spectrum of color.  We can only see “the visible spectrum”. 
Digital cameras can see the full spectrum of light and interpret it into the full spectrum of color based on our programming. 
The digital camera is seeing the part of the spectrum our brain can not interpret, “the invisible spectrum”. 
It is interpreting the invisible spectrum for us based, on what colors we can see or how we have told it to interpret light.

 

I am always open to other ideas and expert information.

Carrie

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