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What about orbs captured with a 35mm camera?
One of the common misconceptions about orbs is that they are entirely a product of the digital age. Orbs did come to notice in the digital age because the make-up of digital cameras greatly increased the 'depth of field' of cameras, allowing for a larger 'orb zone' in which airborne particles can be photographed as orbs.
However it is perfectly possible to take orbs using 35mm cameras, just less frequently. Because of their infrequency people tended not to notice these orbs before the mid-1990s, but as our history shows some people did notice.
For more details about 35mm orbs visit our explanation section.
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