Скачать или смотреть Does this video capture a ghost in the Buell Theatre?

DCPA Video Producer David Lenk set up his camera to make a time-lapse video that would capture the load-in of the 'If/Then' national touring production's set in Denver's Buell Theatre in October 2015. His camera took a photo every 30 seconds for three days and nights. The evident light at the bottom of the screen is a so-called "ghost light" - a theatre tradition in which one standing light is left on throughout the night to ward off ghosts. It may or may not have worked in this case. Upon reviewing the footage, Lenk discovered an unmistakable - and unexplainable blip in the upper-left region of the screen. It was captured in the dead of night, when the building was otherwise empty. "It is either reflecting light from something, or it is generating its own light," said Lenk," Because there is no other light source. It's completely dark. Lenk believes the blip could not be an anomaly or camera glitch, or the mistake would have repeated itself. The video above was slowed down by 90 percent to make the aberration easier to see.