A Field Guide to Spirit Photography is the second in the series and is a guide book for the professional to layman of how to capture ghosts on film. A history of the evolution of spirit photography including many examples are included.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed,
By Bobby W. Fleenor (Cumberland, KY USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Field Guide to Spirit Photography (Paperback)
Although I found some of the content of the book useful, like how a camera actually works and how different kinds of film is developed, the rest of the book seemed to drag on and on. There is also many typos throughout the book, especially towards the end and I found myself reading some of the same sentences over and over trying to make sense of what the author was trying to say because of the typos. It dosent go into alot of depth on how to actually capture a spirit on film either. This is what disappointed me the most. All and all though I will keep this book on hand in my paranormal investigations as a reference book on camera and film but I could have bought a book from Kodak for that.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not very useful,
This review is from: Field Guide to Spirit Photography (Paperback)
I was a professional photographer many years ago and have kept it up as a hobby. One of my new hobbies is paranormal research and I have been using both film and digital cameras (and a new digital video camera) in pursuing that avocation.
I just received this book today and in reading it (could be finished in a couple of hours) I find it fairly useless. There is nothing new here that cannot be found doing a google search. Plus the feel/readability of the book (size, typefaces, layout, graphics, photographs, etc...) is horrible. The only thing good I could say is the bindery seems to have a done a decent job. If you are looking (as I am) for a good one volume compendium of how to use your photographic equipment in paranormal research, look past this one.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Informative and very helpful overall,
This review is from: A Field Guide to Spirit Photography (Paperback)
Highly recommended book on spirit photography with excellent,clear pictures and the best way of photographing ghosts and spirits. Dale Kaczmarek is the foremost author and President of the Ghost Research
Society and has analyzed ghost pictures for over 20 years. He has the knowledge how to tell the difference between the real and the fake. He ia an active researcher and investigator so your getting real life knowledge not just someone behind a desk. Also, you get facts on how to properly handle cameras including all types of film. This is one book that you should not miss!
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