SGHA Research

This article is copyright, 2009 by Cody Polston, Bob Carter and SGHA. All rights reserved.
Location: Bufford House, Tombstone , AZ
Date taken: October 10 , 2009
Photographer: C. Polston
M/E/EM fields: 3 nt at 15 Hz
Camera Model : Fuji Fine pics , IR enhanced

 SGHA Research ~ Photograph analysis ~ The Bufford House Photo

A digital image can be treated as a data set to extract information. Each pixel's intensity value is a measure of how much energy was used to generate it within the band of spectrum used to produce the image. The sum of the pixel intensities is a measure of the total energy used to create the whole image.

DSCF1412

This photograph was taken after registering low frequency magnetic fields upstairs. Investigators were separated into different rooms on both floors. This was the fourth picture taken downstairs after the initial EM readings were discovered.

Spectral analysis and band pass filters were applied to the images below.

The object in the photo appears to be composed of multiple frequencies of infrared light and blocks out a portion of the background. There is some possible interaction with the camera's flash causing the upper portion of the stairs to appear darker than the control shot (DSCF1413).

It may also be possible that the object was in motion, thus the difference in it's spectral wavelengths.

The object was not seen by the naked eye.

Control Photos

(Photos taken before and after the one of interest)

DSCF 1411 (above) DSCF1413 (right)

Programs used for analysis: Scanalyze, Analyze 7.0

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