A 56-Minute Video of My Camera's Display Screen As I Photographed Repeating Orb Patterns

 As you can see at the link here I have previously published several long videos showing the back display screen of my camera as I photographed dramatically repeating orb patterns.  Such videos help to establish the authenticity of my photos of such repeating orb patterns.  My latest example of such a video is the one below I uploaded to www.youtube.com yesterday.  In this video you will see for very many minutes the back display screen of my camera as I photographed massively repeating orb patterns arising most mysteriously when I photographed ordinary falling drops of pure, clean water. There's no way to fake what is shown on the back display screen of a camera such as the Sony A6100 camera I used. That display screen can only show what is in front of the camera.

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Many times in this video, I raise the point-and-click camera (used to take this video) to a position above the plastic bin I use to catch water drops, to show that only pure, clean water was photographed.  With my normal monitor brightness, I found it hard to see my splashing of the water in this plastic bin. But when I temporarily turned my monitor up to maximum brightness, and used full-screen mode by clicking on the icon on the bottom right, I was able to see that part of the video clearly enough.  The average viewer will not need to bother with such a thing, and 98% of the video can be seen fine with any monitor brightness.

A 49-Minute Video of My Camera Viewfinder When I Photographed Repeating Orb Patterns

Below is a new video showing many clips of my camera viewfinder while I photographed ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling.  Astonishingly, you can see many inexplicable repeating orb patterns dramatically appearing in the camera viewfinder.  A video like this helps to authenticate some of the photos I have recently been publishing.  There's no way to fake what is shown in the viewfinder of a camera such as the Sony A6100 camera I used. The camera viewfinder can only show what is in front of the camera.

The video shows me photographing repeating orb patterns like the one shown below.

Below is the 49-minute video:

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In the video we can sometimes see a repeating orb pattern grow more complex as we watch water drops falling, or see an inexplicable pattern change as we watch.

This video is one of several such viewfinder videos I have published, showing my camera viewfinder as I photographed paranormal orb patterns. At the link here you can see five other such videos, one of which is 38 minutes long.

A 38-Minute Video of My Camera Viewfinder When I Photographed Repeating Orb Patterns

Below is a new video showing many clips of my camera viewfinder while I photographed ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling.  Astonishingly, you can see many inexplicable repeating orb patterns dramatically appearing in the camera viewfinder.  A video like this helps to authenticate some of the photos I have recently been publishing.  There's no way to fake what is shown in the viewfinder of a camera such as the Sony A6000 camera and Sony A6100 camera I used. The camera viewfinder can only show what is in front of the camera.

The video shows me photographing repeating orb patterns like the one shown below.

Below is the video:

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About ten times in the latter part of this video, I raise the point-and-click camera (used to take this video) to a position above the plastic bin I use to catch water drops, to show that only pure, clean water was photographed.  With my normal monitor brightness, I found it hard to see my splashing of the water in this plastic bin. But when I temporarily turned my monitor up to maximum brightness, and used full-screen mode by clicking on the icon on the bottom right, I was able to see that part of the video clearly enough.  The average viewer will not need to bother with such a thing, and 98% of the video can be seen fine with any monitor brightness.

My Camera Viewfinder While I Photographed Recurring Orb Patterns

Below is a video showing many clips of my camera viewfinder while I photographed ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling.  Astonishingly, you can see many inexplicable repeating orb patterns dramatically appearing in the camera viewfinder.  A video like this helps to authenticate some of the photos I have recently been publishing.  There's no way to fake what is shown in the viewfinder of a camera such as the Sony A6000 camera I used. The camera viewfinder can only show what is in front of the camera.

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Below is one of the repeating patterns that you can see my camera photograph as it appears:

This is only one of several videos I have created showing my camera viewfinder while I was photographing the inexplicable. See the posts here, here and here for similar videos.  Two of these show my camera viewfinder while I was photographing mysterious face-like details in orbs.

Mystery "Faces" Looked Rather Cheerful

Photo date: December 5, 2019. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I took the photos below while photographing only ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling in front of a black featureless background. On this day I got many hundreds of orbs with face-like details, which appeared in most of hundreds of consecutive photos.  The orbs had a more cheerful look than the eerie-looking orbs I got on the previous day. Below is an example.

In the photo below we also see face-like details:

In the photo below we also see face-like details:

In the photo below we also see face-like details:

In the photo below we also see face-like details:

In the photo below we also see face-like details:

In the photos below we also see face-like details:

In the photo below we also see face-like details:

In the photo below we also see face-like details:

In the video below, you can watch my camera viewfinder as I photographed some photos like the ones above.

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This is the third video I have published showing my camera viewfinder while I photographed inexplicable paranormal orb anomalies.  You can see two other such videos as the end of this post and the end of this post.

Day of 1000 Mysteriously Appearing Woman-Symbols

Photo date: November 25, 2019. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I took the photos below while photographing only ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling in front of a black featureless background.  On this day I got one of the most astounding results I have ever got. In most of hundreds of consecutive photos, there appeared multiple times a shape that looked just like the silhouette of a female breast pointing to the left.  Altogether my photos on this day showed more than 1000 cases of such a breast-like shape, and in every single one of these cases the "nipple" of the breast shape was pointing to the left. Before inserting a video allowing you to watch my camera while it took many such photos, let me give several examples. Below is one such photo.

Below are two other  photos showing breast-like shapes.

Below is another photo showing breast-like shapes.

Below are two other photos showing breast-like shapes.

Below are two other photos showing breast-like shapes.

Below is another photo showing breast-like shapes.

Below is another photo showing breast-like shapes.

The video below shows the viewfinder of my camera while I took some of the photos in which this shape appeared.  Look closely at the viewfinder, and you will see many of the breast-like shapes appear on the viewfinder screen.   There is no way to fake what is shown in the viewfinder of a camera such as the camera I used, the Sony A6000.  The viewfinder always shows what is in front of the camera.

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See here and here and here for three other posts showing many similar photos from this day.

Camera Viewfinder Shows Spooky "Orb Faces" Real-Time

For years I have photographed mysterious "orb faces" appearing while I photographed only ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling. You can see hundreds of these photographs here.  Yesterday October 29, 2019,  while photograping only ordinary drops of pure, clean water in front of a black featureless background, I took hundreds of consecutive photos that almost all showed mysterious face-like details in orbs.  Altogether I photographed more than 1000 "orb faces" yesterday.

Below are some of the photos I took.  Notice the strange center details that resemble pointy noses. 

To help demonstrate the authenticity of this astonishing phenomenon, I took a video of my camera's viewfinder as I was photographing these mysterious "orb faces." The video is shown below. In the video, you can clearly see the face-like details appear many times in the camera's viewfinder as I was photographing nothing but ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling in front of a black featureless background.

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There is no way to fake a video like the one you see above.  Using Photoshop (a product I have never used), a person can "photoshop" a photo, but there's no way to fake or "photoshop" what is displayed on the viewfinder of a modern camera such as the camera I used (the Sony A6000).  The viewfinder always shows what is front of the camera.  There is absolutely no way that a Sony A6000 user can manipulate the viewfinder so that it does not show what is front of the camera.  We can see in this video the viewfinder of the camera showing mysterious "orb faces" appearing many times in front of the camera, and that is exactly what must have been appearing in front of the camera.

Below is another video similar to the one above, showing my camera viewfinder while I photographed inexplicable "orb faces."

You can watch the video in a separate tab by using this link.