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These two were ones I referred to earlier about the shadows changing and not being the same as what came out on the camera, that whole parking lot was shadowed from the trees along the left side of it...

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I don't know what to make of all of that. Perhaps some explanation is forthcoming for each picture. Thanks

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These were taken just walking around town and on the banks of the Ohio river as it runs right through our town. The stair case you see is to get down on the banks of the Ohio river and back up to the main street

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I don't mean to sound disrespectful but I don't see anything unusual in your pictures. Most of the anomalies are caused by over exposing the film. Slow shutter speeds. Others are caused by dust. I think it all can be easily explained away. Ive done photography for a long time including astro photography. And from what Im seeing nothing looks unusual to me. Next time what you might try is using a tripod. Get a good one and maybe a remote for it or use the self timer. Otherwise its hard to gather evidence purely by hand. You have no references when the whole camera is moving.

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The shadows at the bottom of this last one I know are my significant other and myself standing there.

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No disrespect taken, just wondering though how do you get dust over the Ohio river... how to you set a shutter speed on a cheep little nikon 4600, and these pic's were taken after a camping incedent set crap off and needed to be explained to my significant other. The pics aren't the serious issue here, it's what's happening. But thank you for your input

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This is quite a collection .
Have any other people noticed these?

And if you could find or remember the name of the paranormal research co.( or what ever it was) that you contacted?

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Since you asked.

" The Scene position of the Mode dial provides access to 12 preset "scenes," which optimize the camera for what would normally be more difficult shooting situations. Available Scenes are Party/Indoor, Beach/Snow, Sunset, Dusk/Dawn, Night Landscape, Close-Up, Museum, Fireworks Show, Copy, Panorama Assist, Back Light, and Underwater. Each scene mode sets multiple camera options (shutter and aperture settings, white balance, ISO light sensitivity, etc) to configure it for the specific type of subject and shooting condition chosen. These tools make the Nikon 4600 extremely flexible in a variety of conditions, providing almost worry-free operation even for inexperienced users. "


Ref:
Digital Cameras - Nikon Coolpix 4600 Digital Camera Review, Information, Specifications

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