Post your photo and I reveal the aura, short of ..

[sucahyo]

I learn that Harry oldfield can detect aura using any kind of photograph or video. He name it Polycontrast Interference Photography.
PIP

I got interested and trying to figure out if I can do it too. I got sort of success. I can show glow around people's body. Without color unfortunately. But I think it is kind of interesting. I call this Aura Filter to make this different from the real PIP.

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I will not share how I done it but I will try to convert every image posted in this thread .

[Jetijs]

Hi, that is interesting. Can you do these?






















Sorry, hope this is not too much I just browsed my gallery of everything of interest
Thanks,
Jetijs

[sucahyo]

No problem .

Edit: Here it is:










was the water bucket near your PMH filled with water?






It is interesting that your PMH produce different glow.

[Farrah Day]

Hi Sucahyo

I happened on this by chance.

Clearly this is an effect simply due to the contrast in these photographs, that is all. No true aura as such.

Look at the photo of the couple holding the baby. There is no 'aura' on the man's left shoulder simply because there is no contrast in the photo - his shirt blends into the background.

Rather strange that you are playing about with this stuff, Sucahyo!

[sucahyo]

Maybe conventional science has explanation for this, but still interesting . This kind of glow is unwanted for photo editing, they avoid it at all cost. Many are complaining that the glow (using sharpening technique) on human picture is somehow excessive . You can read this problem on many sharpening technique .

After I learn that it may have relation with aura, I enhance it and not suppress it like what everyone else does . There, I already describe the technique .

Believe it or not, there is scientifict data too.

Here is what the polyconstrast scientist do:
- capture a photo of a sliced apple without green spectrum


- do their method to show hint of glow being left behind



Look rather unconvincing so far since the green picture is little too abstract. However I change my mind a little when I do it myself:


Mine is a lot more confincing lol. I guess those scientist will know immediately what they have to do to fix it if they see this post .


Maybe what being captured is not 100% similar to what sensitive see. But there are people giving testimony that PIP is real. Just like psychic, this is believe it or forget it stuff. Real or not, I will play around with it, this is fun .

[sucahyo]

Jetijs image in color:




Interesting that the color is different from different kind of coil. Which one better ?

In old consesus blue is life orgone and red is dead orgone.

[sucahyo]

Can color version detect sickness ???








Anyone can post a picture of a person with known sickness?

[Kevin]

Hi Sucahyo,

Here are a couple of pics...would love to see the results.

[noises]

thanks so much.

[sucahyo]

Ok .

Here






It seems living background hide aura.

[Inquorate]

cool if it's true;

thanks for the heads up on the thread Sucahyo.

I'd be interested to see the results of these two photos i took;

Aura from digital camera? - Vox

I'd also like to point out that digital cameras have an actual infra-red filter;

how-to turn a digital camera into an IR-camera :: projects :: geek technique

I don't have a spare digital camera, but if someone does, it'd be an interesting additional experiment.

[shawn]

Interesting effect, but I am more interested in the kirlian imaging.
Neat hack of an old camera for I-R.

[sucahyo]

I'd be interested to see the results of these two photos i took;
Aura from digital camera? - Vox

A test ?
Here.





Seems to be negative result though.

According to BKVR the energy will stay for minutes after the item is being removed. But the aura need time to accumulate. How many hours or minutes the object must remain and how many seconds or minutes the aura remain detectable after the object is removed is still unknown.

I think we can only count camera to be as sensitive as the least sensitive person. Where we see white aura but not the color, we can assume the color is the result of object bleeding color. However it is not consistent though lol.

I'd also like to point out that digital cameras have an actual infra-red filter;

It would be useful if it actually improve camera sensitivity just like a hack on old sony handycam that allow it to see trough thin cloth. Old handycam that have large CCD sensor also have very good sensitivity that can capture infrared range very well too. However, for the sake of compactness, resolution and price the sensor size being reduced each new model...

Interesting effect, but I am more interested in the kirlian imaging.

Kirlian imaging only work like a scanner though.

BTW here is the difference between my aura filter and PIP:
original image


PIP result:


my aura filter result:

[sucahyo]

Sliced watermelon also show negative result:




The method reveal hidden part of a dark photograph real good:





Maybe the method do not really reveal aura, but white glow between both hand at last comparison photo is still unexplained.


Or white glow at the jaw of the lady posted by Kevin.


Or consistently different glow color of Jetijs toroid despite of stripe color :

[sucahyo]

Another picture with weird colorification from jetijs picture:
toroid inside green reflecting red, and red reflecting green


faint rainbow glow generation:


blue inside of red


white glow on healer, but not on the patient: