I am trying to find a thermal imaging recorder as used on ghost hunters. I can't get them to return emails!

Question

I am trying to find a thermal imaging recorder as used on ghost hunters. I can't get them to return emails!

Answer 1

I found one for you.They're expensive but how can you hunt ghosts without one?A word of advice,it's a TV show.They are actors of a sort.It's not real.

Answer 2

http://ghosthunterstore.com/ has all sorts of paranormal hunting goodies. they are pretty reasonably priced as well.

happy investigating! (see my sources)

Answer 3

I wouldn't spend money on it untill I know theres somthing there....

Ya know?

serious haunting symptoms.

Answer 4

Any thermal imagers you'll find are going to be at least 5 thousand dollars.  In most cases, closer to 10 thousand.

This makes thermal imagers impractical in nearly every way for hobbyist ghost hunters.  It essentially requires sponsorships or perhaps a contract with a major cable network.  

All you need is a camcorder with nightshot.  Maybe a digital camera.  And no one NEEDS a thermal camera for ghost hunting.  Sure they are really cool tools, but the cost makes them an unreachable option for most.

Answer 5

Try going to your local fire department. If they have updated their equipment lately you might be able to get an older model less expensively. But don't forget the less expensive equipment- cameras, recorders, notebook and pencil. The most important equipment--patience! Real ghost hunting is not like the TV shows. A lot of sitting and waiting, and reviewing hours of videos, photos and recordings looking for that brief moment that might be some evidence.

Answer 6

Who?

Answer 7

before you go and spend thousands on equipment, you might want to try some evps, photographs and stuff first. Kind of dip your toes in the water and work your way up.

Answer 8

it won't work. ghosts are not defines yet. even if we say ghost is some electromagnetic disturbances, there's no proof.

Answer 9

search the word FLIR...foward looking Infa red

Answer 10

Thermal-Imaging Digital Camera — Records images of long-wavelength infrared radiation (i.e. heat), which is invisible to the human eye. This allows the capture of images in even total darkness, or through smoke or fog.