The concept of capturing ghosts on camera has been around for centuries, with the first reported ghost photo dating back to the 1860s. Back then, photographers used a technique called "spirit photography" to create images of ghosts, which were often just clever tricks and special effects. But, as camera technology improved, so did the chances of catching a genuine ghost on film.
Fast forward to the present day, and we have a plethora of ghost-hunting TV shows and enthusiasts armed with camera equipment, all trying to capture that elusive ghostly shot. But, what do these ghostly images actually look like? Well, it turns out that ghosts on camera can appear in many forms, from fuzzy orbs to full-bodied apparitions.
