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The 'orb zone' theory of orbs is that orbs are out-of-focus airborne
particles (e.g. dust). However the technical explanation is fairly
complicated.
The explanation is very important, though, as misunderstanding it has
lead many paranormal researchers to make mistaken assumptions about
orbs.
The purpose of this section is to try to make to make the theory
understandable to everyone.
Working through the following sections should explain what an orb is:
Orbs: The Basic Explanation
Is there really that much dust around?
Why can't dust be seen a few centremetres in front of the lens?
Why can't dust be seen further than a few inches from the lens?
Why is dust so big and out-of-focus between these points?
Why doesn't all dust appear on camera between these points?
Summary: What we know about the 'Orb Zone'
Orbs: More Technical Details Explained
What do you mean, 'orbs aren't actually dust!'
What affects Depth of Field, and therefore orbs?
Why does Depth of Field mean 35mm cameras capture less orbs?
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