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"We were just instructed to take a bunch of photos so that's basically all I did. I was kind of lagging behind the group and putting myself in different positions," Mausling told InsideEdition.com. "I was standing on top of the stairs when I took the picture. I just took a picture of a wall a couple times and under the staircase. We looked at the photos later and sure enough, we caught something. "It's not the first time a spooky image has been taken in the hotel:
That "something" was what appeared to be a little girl in a white robe walking up the stairs of the hotel, but no one from the tour remembers seeing a child.
"At first I thought maybe a little girl ran by," said Jessica Mausling. "I was in shock. How could all of us miss her, especially a little girl in a white gown?"
Jessica said she contacted the hotel and the tour guide said she did not recall seeing the little girl either.
"By no means did anyone see a little girl in what looks like her pajamas and her slippers walking up the stairs right in front of us," Jay Mausling said. "Even if you look at the picture, you notice [that] no one is looking there. You just don't excuse something like that. My initial reaction was, 'No way!'"
Mausling said he's shown the picture to friends and co-workers and some have suggested he changed the photo in some way.
"People are like, 'You photoshopped this' and I am like, 'I don't even know how to use my cell phone,'" Mausling said. "I couldn't believe it and everyone I show finds it hard to believe."
Now do a low light level exposure for your third exposure. This burns in all of the fine details of the room such as the wallpaper and carpeting. The people by the light sources come out clean as well, but the individuals farthest from the light sources would be less clear. any motion would show as a motion blur. The real people show motion blur, the static details are crisp, and you have you get the half exposure "ghosts". digitally combine that with a near identical frame of other people and you have said photo.
with digital editing suites it is easy to align points in a picture and layer them together. you would not even need to have been using a tripod at the same point for all three exposures. just have taken three exposures from the same vantage point at pre-selected f stops and shutter speeds.
This picture could be easily reproduced digitally if you are adept with a camera. All you need to do is know how to break down exposure times, and use a slow speed of film if not using digital cameras so you do not overexpose the ghosts on your film and give them to great of solid detail.