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Originally Posted by BENZINAS
explain me some things , if there is a metal box buried in 2meters underground you can see at the camera the metal box as it is live ? You went down there to buy the machine or to see how it works ?....it works like x-ray ?...for example , there is a metal box buried 2 meters down when you look inside the camera you see the metal box straignt without seeing the ground between you and the box ? ...if it happens something like that it is to dificult to belivie without some video from the event ! Does he sell's the machine and if it's yes what's the price ?
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There is some information that might help to explain the mysterious camera LRL in this forum.
Ordinary digital cameras can capture the images of the light spectrum that we see using our eyes, similar to the same view we see before we take a picture of the scene.
But digital cameras can also capture some of the near infrared spectrum, which is not seen by normal eyes.
This near infrared spectrum can show details that are not apparent from viewing with normal human vision... such as showing diseased plants which may die soon...
Or some strange effects that are seen as bright and dark areas within the image that normal human eyes cannot see.
This kind of strange lighting effect is considered bad for making nice photos of a scene, because it is not the same as what we see, or expect the camera to capture.
So the camera manufacturers put an infrared filter into the camera to prevent these strange near-infrared tones from polluting a nice image that the camera makes.
A few LRL experimenters have discovered some cameras can be modified by placing filters over the camera lens which block visible light from making an image and to only allow this near-infrared light to pass through the lens.
The filters they cover the lens with are not perfect, because they allow a small amount of ordinary light to pass into the camera.
In the actual photos that they record when using their filter, we see a good amount of ordinary light has arrived to make the photo, but it is augmented by some near-infrared light which also arrived to help color the final image.
This final image is created after some heavy post-processing to bring the dim image that was captured up to viewable levels, so you can actually see what was captured instead of seeing a black image.
The LRL experimenters suggest that the near-infrared portion of the image will show where treasure is located as bright spots which are colored by a red or yellow tint in the image.
Is it true?
I doubt it for a number of reasons.
But if you want to read what was reported, you can look here and scroll down to follow the thread:
http://www.longrangelocators.com/for...769#post107769
Also check the source here:
http://www.treasurehunterssecretmanual.com/
After reading this thread and some others about near-infrared imaging, I concluded that whoever reported finding treasure with this method made some serious errors, and tainted the entire process of near-infrared imaging.
I have seen no believable treasure recoveries by this method.
In fact, I think I am reading pure crap which the promoters believe is true treasure detecting.
But if your mystery camera that is covered with black plastic is finding treasure, maybe it is somehow related to the camera in that thread.
Who knows?
Best wishes,
J_P