A ghost in the woods???

[jagermeister]

My dad emailed this picture to me tonight. He said one of the guys he works with got in on a trail camera. I keep looking at it, thinking to myself "there's got to be a logical explanation for this..." but I just can't come up with one. It really does look like a damn ghost!

 

[Thunderflight]

It's just the light from Venus reflecting off some swamp gas.

 

[RRJJ]

I'm gonna guess some creative marketing by Primos. Cuddeback is well known for their "amazing" photos that have circled the net...like the mountain lion dragging the deer or the deer that jumped right after he was arrowed. The logical explanation would be Photoshop and a creative marketing team.

 

[formerbowhunter1023]

I think it has more to do with exposure when the pic was taken. If that was a marketing ploy, it's kinda lame. I'm sure Primos could come up with something better than that.

 

[RRJJ]

I think it has more to do with exposure when the pic was taken. If that was a marketing ploy, it's kinda lame. I'm sure Primos could come up with something better than that.

It got us talking about it. I think it is genius.

 

[formerbowhunter1023]

It got us talking about it. I think it is genius.

It's only genius if it was a ploy. If it's not, then it's a glaring flaw in the operation of one of their cams. Either way, we're still talking about it...

 

[jagermeister]

I'm gonna guess some creative marketing by Primos. Cuddeback is well known for their "amazing" photos that have circled the net...like the mountain lion dragging the deer or the deer that jumped right after he was arrowed. The logical explanation would be Photoshop and a creative marketing team.

It's not a marketing ploy... the guy brought it in to work, printed out on a piece of paper, and my dad took a picture of the picture with his phone. The picture was taken by this guy's trail camera... not printed from somewhere off the internet. I think Jesse's right that it's probably just an exposure issue. Coincidentally, it just so happens to look like a ghost LOL.

 

[RRJJ]

It's not a marketing ploy... the guy brought it in to work, printed out on a piece of paper, and my dad took a picture of the picture with his phone. The picture was taken by this guy's trail camera... not printed from somewhere off the internet. I think Jesse's right that it's probably just an exposure issue. Coincidentally, it just so happens to look like a ghost LOL.

I see!

 

[cotty16]

:smiley_couch:

It's the ghost of a doe standing up on its hind legs eating leaves. I'm freaked out.. whatever it is.

 

[uglykat26]

if ya look real close youll see me laying on the ground drunk , thats the heat from my beer fart showing up on a infared cam

 

[RedCloud]

That is one I can't explain. As a guy running 2 Primos Truth 35 cams I can't say I have had anything close to that show up on mine. I'm not saying it couldn't be some issue with that guys cam because we all know electronics are funny and can do some strange stuff lol.

Pretty cool and freaky at the same time lol. Thanks for posting it.

 

[Jackalope]

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I know what that is..




Fuggin Creepy! That's what the fugg it is!

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[RedCloud]

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I know what that is..




Fuggin Creepy! That's what the fugg it is!

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You think that's fugged up. Just imagine if the guy was sitting there before daybreak ready for a morning hunt and seen something like that. I would run like somebody shot me in the ass and screamin like a little girl lol. I don't even think I could go hunting again after something like that lol. :smiley_baby:

 

[jagermeister]

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I know what that is..




Fuggin Creepy! That's what the fugg it is!

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Hahahaha lmfao... agreed.

 

[athensco]

It looks like a double exposure. It combined the last pic with that one. I have seen it before with digital pics

 

[Jackalope]

It looks like a double exposure. It combined the last pic with that one. I have seen it before with digital pics

I've seen that on film cameras where the next negative wasn't advanced and a seccond picture was taken over top of the first. I didn't know a digital camera could do that though since they write the file to memory. However i bet it's extremely easy to do in photo shop as long as the camera didn't move and everything is the same scale.