Digital cameras can see buried gold

Hi guys;

I want to make my position clear on these LRLs.

I don't advocate anyone spending any large sum of money on one of these units. Coil units are unbeatable. I like Minelabs.

How ever, If you already have jumped off the cliff and have one, I might be able to help you a small amount.

To me the key thing is how quick can you get back your investment on the purchase you made.

With LRLs you may never recoup the money, a big gamble, and a huge learning curve, coil units are quick, fun, and easy to use.
**** And remember, when you read the ads or propaganda, they are trying to sell you something. Check with people that have what ever you are looking at. This goes for coil units too, as not all are the same and some are specialized.

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	Well Gold digger it is nice to see such an open and inquisitive mind. I realize YOU KNOW that taking photos of treasure lights / treasure auras will never lead to the recovery of any treasure.  Probably nothing will ever change your mind. Certainly in looking at the posting--I would say about 3/4 or 75 % of the posters here are in complete agreement with you. I believe the first picture of a treasure aura; seen by thousands of people, and taken with a camera was published about 1995  by Louis Matacia.  If you asked Louis Matacia I believe he would have 30,000 reasons in gold and silver why it does in fact work in some circumstances. I believe any reader who searches the internet can easily locate the pictures of the 8 Reals located by Real de Tayopa.  He was visually seeing a Treasure Aura.  His share of the recovery was 200 pounds, or one mule load of 8 Reales. In my personal collection of photos I have pictures of the treasure auras caught on camera, shooting over the tops of trees, coming out of the sides of mountains and shooting up out of the ground--the camera was pointed at the ground--no flash--digital camera--and the beam of light could be easily seen shooting up out of the ground.  I have taken photos of the treasure aura--while walking--and the poition of the treasure aura remained fixed--while my angle to the colored light was constantly changing as I walked. David Varilliea ( excuse my poor spelling ) has posted a film on U-tupe showing his photographing the treasure aura--and then digging up four gold coins from his test plot.  It is available for any one with an inquisitive mind to see / view. If offering to help some one is a crime; I am as guilty as sin. It is a shame as treasure hunters we can not work togeather and coperate and help each other out. If people coperated and worked togeather--and a understand of this could be figured out it has the potential to open up and allow hundreds of individuals to recover caches they outhewise would have never found. Barton

You are mistaking Kirlian photography with what you are calling an aura. Kirlian photography has its roots in physics and while interesting, has no useful function. You cannot force physical properties and limitations in physics to move aside for your silly notion. A digital camera has a range of sensitivity to light. Light. Not gold. Light. It won't find gold in the ground. Ever.

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You drive a hard bargain. Let's see what happens after I help the General smuggle 100 mil in diamonds out of the country.

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It was either the diamonds or the leftover oil money in Lagos.

Hey, I've got an idea!!! I'll take some cracker Jack boxes, put a handle and an antenna on it and sell them a oil and diamond finder. Want in???

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For my money, Hunter Pete seems to have the most open minded and objective stance on the subject to posted in this thread.  Until someone like Seldom, Hunter Pete, GD, or DailyDigger can reproduce the results Barton and Varilliea claim on their own using their own equipment in controlled experiments, I'll remain skeptical leaning strongly to very doubtful.   Further, unless their results can then be reproduced in real world situations what practical application is there?

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