One of them was shot specifically to use lens flares for a creative effect. If you shoot with a lens hood, you may be able to prevent the glare entirely. The more light you have your camera set to allow in, the more pronounced the flares will be. Lens flares are simply light that is being reflected through the multiple glass pieces within your camera lens when there is an outside light source (aside from your cameraвЂ™s own flash) in the photo such as the sun, the moon, a lamp, fire, a flashlight, or even your own cameraвЂ™s flashВ being reflected in a mirror.В A modern camera lens is actually an assemblage of multiple lenses called elements and housed in a barrel, like so:ДЄ lens flare is created when light reflects off of one or more than one of these many lenses. Not only are they explainable, theyвЂ™re also extremely easy to replicate as I will be showing you here in this blog post. The VAST majority of the photos that IвЂ™ve seen are not of a paranormal nature and are quite easily debunked by a single phenomena: lens flares. This post is dedicated to debunking orbs that are, in fact, a natural photography phenomenon known as lens flares. As you may have noticed by now, tons of people are interested in photographing orbs and people online are constantly posting photos where theyвЂ™ve captured something on camera that appears to be out of the ordinary, wondering whether or not theyвЂ™ve photographed an orb.

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