| The best times for capturing EVP When conducting EVP investigations you do not have to worry a lot about the weather conditions outside. When taking photographs on investigations the weather plays a major role in determining when you can take pictures because the rain, fog, snow, and other bad weather conditions will cause false anomalies on your pictures. This is not the case with an EVP investigation! The weather does not effect the results of your investigations but you must use certain precautions. If you are recording in the rain always note that it is raining because the microphone might pick up the sound of the rain. Always put your back toward the wind when you are recording in windy conditions. This way your body can be used as a shield to stop most of the wind from hitting your microphone that can sometimes block out the soft whispers of the dead. Investigations for EVP can also be conducted in the daytime because ghosts and spirits are there during the daylight hours just like they are at night. This also allows the investigator to conduct investigations that might not be possible in some areas at night because it against the law. Like any paranormal investigation the activity seems to increase around the cycle of the new and full moon. Solar storms and other geophysical events could also increase EVP activity. The great thing about EVP investigations is that you can record EVP at anytime or place! It is a also very hard to confuse an EVP with something that has a natural cause, which is very different when it comes to spirit photography. With spirit photography there are so many natural anomalies that can be confused with spirit orbs. It’s different with Electronic Voice Phenomena there’s not a lot of things you can get an EVP confused with unless you break the rule and talk during your investigations! |
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