I'm generally not a fan of orbs because they can be explained usually pretty easily, but...Last saturday our group was doing an investigation, and while watching the dvr (static night vision cams) I saw (within a 4 hr period) probably 50 or more of the slowest moving orbs I have ever seen, probably taking three seconds to cross the screen, and one orb that was pulsating light. It was amazing ! Just thought i'd share..

Do you have the DVR footage that you can share? I would LOVE to see that!

The founder of our group has all the footage, we lost a lot of footage due to a power interruption, which honestly is so upsetting, was an extremely active location, we had camera's knocked over, we have mist recorded, just so much stuff, but at the very beginning of our investigation we lost power which reset the dvr and none of us thought to push the record button , learning experience I guess, the mist video is posted on our facebook page, Ghost Joes would love to have someone look at it and tell me what they think, we have a lot of evidence still with our hand held camera's, and voice recorders

I agree with you; most of the time, they turn out to be nothing. Having said that, there are "rare" moments when I think that there are orbs which go beyond the basic unit of matter.

It would be nice to see some of your footage.

www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=241945835844275

here is the link to the mist video

Interesting video, do you mind posting it here?

It looks like steam, because you can see it rising slowly. But there's no noise from any source of steam or hot water. No old style radiators there, right? Very interesting! Did the person filming feel cold? Could it have been the vapor from his breath in a cold spot?

Whatever it is, its vapor and its warm. I was going to say some form of smoke at first, but it does not exhibit the properties of a smoke. Cool find!

it was 77 degrees in that bathroom, the other parts of the house were 80 degrees, if you look at time stamp 556 you will see the mist again, earlier in the investigation I was in there and my emf detector hit 3.3 and my k2 was going off, Nobody was allowed to smoke inside while we investigating, and we cannot explain it, It was filmed with a full spectrum camera

also no radiators in there, no steam source what so ever, it wasnt humid, the air wasnt on nothing..its a great find, I wish i could post it on here, but I cant, thanks for looking at for me tho !

Very nice, this is a clear example why video is much better than just cameras. In a camera that would have looked like smoke or smudge, you would have never been able to really see the physics of the motion behind the mist. Wish more people used video in their investigation. That's one reason I bought a slew of keychain HD cameras and converted them to infrared. Never too many angles!