Ghost Hunting Guide: Events, Equipment & Evidence Log

A guide to the essential paranormal investigation skills required to become a professional or full time ghost hunter, including the most scientific research techniques and a guide to the most commonly used equipment.

Ouija boards have been a popular part of a séance since Victorian times and while many don't believe in ouija boards, it's easy to experience the creepy movement on the board as spirits answer questions and spell out words.

Spirit photography is a field of photography which aims to capture images of ghosts or apparitions in the shot, usually as part of ghost hunts or in haunted locations. The principles are very old, dating back to the 19th century and as cameras have to got better and more advanced, so have the photos of spirits. Even modern smartphones can be used to capture spirits.

Almost a year ago in mid-August of 2015, CEO Massimo Rossi and a small team of designers and engineers started taking pre-orders for a new ghost hunting device, GhostArk.

Back in the summer of 2015 hundreds of customers forked out their hard earned cash on GhostArk, hailed to be the world's first all-in-one ghost hunting tool. Now, a year on, customers are still waiting for their orders and the company behind the product, Selekton Ltd and their CEO Massimo Rossi have gone quiet, leaving unhappy customers in the lurch.

If you've been following the GhostArk saga over the six months, then you'll know that despite lots of delays I received my device in February but it was far from perfect. Well today a replacement arrived and these are my honest findings.

As you've probably noticed, I've been blogging quite a lot about the latest piece of ghost hunting kit on the market but many people have asked why I spent my hard earned money on a device that I don't believe will work.

This is a Rose, a doll I managed to get hold of which is supposedly haunted. I used the GhostBox’s 'radio sweep' function (also known as a spirit box or ghost box) to try to capture EVP.

The first batch of GhostArks of reached their owners but there's still one thing missing and that's the online data analysis tool which was supposed to be available ready for the launch of the device.

I've had my GhostArk for about 24 hours now, so I've had a chance to have a good play with it and explore its features and functionality.

GhostArk, the world's first all-in-one piece of ghost hunting kit. The device's main features are a ghost box which scan radio frequencies, EVP recorder and a loop function for creating sound traps.

A few days ago a Facebook user posted photos of the external speaker which was supplied with his GhostArk on the company's page and the photo seemed to show signs of overheating.

There's been a lot of talk about the quality of GhostArk over the last few days but as more customers receive their devices, is the product really as bad as customers have said?

I can't remember the last time I was this excited about receiving a parcel through the post but finally GhostArk, the all-in-one ghost hunting device is here.

The first wave of customers to receive their GhostArk device have been posting photos on Facebook which seem to show a cheap, unusable piece of kit.

If you've been following me on social media or my blog then you'll know I'm very excited about the release of a new ghost hunting device called GhostArk but in the last few week's before shipping, many of the product's backers have shifted from excitement to disdain.

For months followers and backers of the all-in-one ghost hunting device, GhostArk have been waiting for today, the day the device finally ships. So, here's what you need to know about shipping.

It's one of the most anticipated pieces of kit by ghost hunters around the world and now as GhostArk nears its long awaited shipping date, the company behind it release a new tutorial video.

GhostArk is the world's first all-in-one ghost hunting equipment, it will allow ghost hunters to discover and record paranormal occurrences as easily as turning a knob.