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San Remo Hotel Pics..Shadow Man..?

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(@timbolsf)
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Hey guys just wanted to post this up, all these photos were taken on the 2nd floor..the first photo shows what I believe to be a shadow man at the end of the hall let me know what you think..thx

T


 
Posted : 08/07/2007 4:19 am
(@klightspeed)
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He has a face and a hat.


 
Posted : 17/07/2007 6:57 am
(@spook)
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WOW!! now that's pretty darn awesome.. clearly standing infront of that table or whatever it is at the end of the hallway. quite freaky!

spook


 
Posted : 24/09/2007 4:22 pm
(@devils_darkness)
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pretty impressive. Was this done with a burst shot or no?

:P I know I know, me and my burst shots. lol I should be a spokesperson for the use of burst shots hehe.


 
Posted : 24/09/2007 6:26 pm
(@jaytech)
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Yes DD, that was from a burst shot. You can see the three consecutive shots in the original post.

-jay


 
Posted : 25/09/2007 6:44 am
(@klightspeed)
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The embedded info says they were 3 seconds apart (11:23:41, 11:23:44, 11:23:47), taken with a Canon PowerShot SD600.


 
Posted : 25/09/2007 8:10 am
(@devils_darkness)
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was there a door or hallway to the right of there that could have had someone step back between the first shot and the other two?
The figure doesn't seem to be a regular visitor type person with it being a solid black form, but I think that's going to be a question that'll be asked.
Not trying to burst anyone's bubble, just trying to think of all the angles so don't hate me 😁 but in 3 secs someone could have stepped out saw the camera shot and stepped back quickly. The flaw with that is then you should be able to see more of the person instead of the shadowy form we have here and they'd have had to step back pretty quickly and I think the photographer or if someone was with them would have noticed the person.

All in all very impressive. Love it and Keep up the great work guys.


 
Posted : 25/09/2007 8:53 pm
(@timbolsf)
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there were 5ft enclosures from the hallway that had the windows incapsulated by them. Anytime you use burst mode on a canon it takes about 2.13 seconds for the camera to write each image on the camera, so it showing 3 seconds per image is about right.


 
Posted : 25/09/2007 9:25 pm
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