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Protect from water droplets. Rain, sneezing, coughing and the like can assist in the accumulation of droplets on your lens. Such droplets can create on film the globule effect. The best way to minimize such a mishap is to protect the camera lens. Additionally, condensation can occur when you get out of your nice warm car and step into a cold cemetery. In this case, allow your camera to adjust to the abrupt change of environment. A few minutes to permit evaporation and a brief lens cleaning will counter lens fog. Remember, NEVER clean the lens while in the middle of a roll of film!

Lights. Oftentimes, it is unavoidable to take photos without getting a natural light source in the frame. Be sure to document what light sources are around you in case they show up in the pic. Street lights, lanterns, flashlights, cars and even airplanes can work their way into your photos. Be careful!

Remove your camera strap. If you should obtain a photo that clearly shows a vortex, a strapless camera eliminates reasonable doubt in your photos authenticity. The strapless camera is a must at all  investigations. If for some reason you cannot remove your camera strap, you MUST secure it around your neck or tightly around the wrist as to not get in the way of your camera's lens.
 

Tie your hair back. If you have long hair, wind can blow it right into your camera's way. Something as simple as a rubber band can significantly reduce the risk of a false-positive image.
 

Do not smoke. During an investigation, especially while photos are being taken, do not smoke. Cigarette, cigar and pipe smoke may show in an image as an ectoplasmic cloud. By designating a time before and a place away from your investigation to smoke, you will eliminate the possibility of an ectoplasm of tobacco smoke. Also responsible for this phenomena is the photographer's breath in cold weather (hold breath while photo is taken), vehicle exhaust, fog and lens condensation. We have made it a point to document area and weather conditions for every investigation in our reports.
 

Routinely clean your lenses. The port of your camera lens can easily become stained with fingerprints, dust, dirt, dried water spots, etc.. A quick cleaning and cautious handling of your camera can reduce these problems. Be sure to ONLY clean the lens between rolls of film! NEVER clean it in the middle of a roll! If dust or water droplet is on the lens, it will show up in more than one picture in the same spot. By not cleaning in mid-roll you will be able to distinguish water droplets from anomalies. Although the ghost hunter does not recommend ghost hunting photography in the rain, we do recognize that sometimes it is unavoidable. Whenever possible, avoid ghost photography while it is raining.
 

Avoid reflective surfaces. Mirrors, glass and other surfaces capable of directing your cameras flash back at you should not be photographed head-on. Instead, take pictures of reflective surfaces from an angle. This will reduce some common film problems.
 

Camera grip. This mistake pertains to a select amount of people who constantly put their finger in front of the lens when they raise the camera (you know who you are). Simply be aware of how you handle your camera when taking pictures.

Hooded Jackets. Be sure to wear clothing that does not have any type of tie. This pertains to hoods that have laces to tighten, etc.. They can get in the way of your camera lens, especially if you are taking a photo in a downward direction.