When a strange photograph needed a verdict, the film often went to Kodak. In 1964 it examined the Solway Firth Spaceman negative. It found no tampering and no double exposure. Two years later, film of the Tulip Staircase ghost at the Queen's House, Greenwich reportedly reached Kodak through the Ghost Club, and the experts found no trickery. In 1973 it processed and analysed Peter Day's UFO film, concluding a real object was on it at some distance from the camera. In 1995 a KBS team brought it the Gapyeong UFO film. Again, no composite and no intentional double exposure.
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