The Life of a Demoniac

Modern CCD cameras are sensitive enough to be able to count individual photons. [Source: I.T. Young, J.J. Gerbrands, L.J. van Vliet; Vilniaus universiteto Matematikos ir informatikos fakultetas]   A new video effect for Photo Booth is available for download that displays and records video in which natural light is masked, leaving only the chroma emanated by demons, demonic entities and all cloaked matter: One of many faces uncovered over my own using the chroma-tracking Photo Booth effect It produces video nearly identical to that of the first Python-fu/GIMP image-processing script released on this site [ see TECHNOLOGY | Demonic-activity video stream; tween-frame video filter ; see also   Clandestine surgical mutilation, hidden demonic "bomb" uncovered via demonic-activity video filter ], the exceptions being that the images produced by this plug-in are far more detailed, and that this plug-in captures the smallest of movements, so there is no ...

As demonstrated dozens of times on this blog, most demonic activity that can't be seen by human eyes unaided can be captured by shooting digital video of a possessed subject (usually a person) during a period of high demonic activity while the camera and/or the subject is moving (even though this causes blurriness), and then skimming the video frame-by-frame, examining each one for demons and the like. Images acquired using this technique were posted most recently to  GALLERY | New demon faces, weapons . Although the non-demonic elements in the frame are blurred by the motion of either the camera or the subject, the demonic elements are quite clear. The reason has to do with the differences between the light reflected from non-cloaked and cloaked matter. The light from non-cloaked (or visible-to-the-naked-eye) matter is dense, and, when a camera or subject is in-motion, a higher concentration of light is swept across the camera sensor, which causes smearing (or a motion blu...

I must be getting braver with my blogging. In the past, the challenge was to convince some of the existence of demons, and I didn't want to offend or put-off anyone for whom that might be difficult. Although I experienced a wide variety of demonic activity and encountered a myriad of demonic (and other) species, because the target audience is the disbelieving, I restricted the blog to things I could prove—things of which I had videos and photos only—because I feel like this subject is the second most important thing everyone in the world should know. Now that I have hundreds and hundreds of posts that collectively prove demons except only to the dimmest and stubbornest, I'm delving into subjects that are not as well-demonstrated by media, but that exist, and that I feel my now well-informed audience should be ready for by now. This post presents such a subject; if you're not ready for things like it, I suggest you start at the first post to this blog, and read every po...

During periods of high demonic activity—the kind I create in the manner described in  Demon people fail at attempt to use powers on their own ]—I can pan my camera across my face (or move my hands in front of the camera) and capture my possessing demon. A possessing demon is nearly always revealed in the eyes and hands/arms of the person it possesses in portions of a video where the camera is panning across the person or the person is moving during such periods. In part, the physics of light explain why a video camera can capture a possessing demon, and the period of high demonic activity explains why demons can be captured on video. The opportunity to capture a possessing demon on video (being at the right place, right time) comes from being the cause of the period of the high demonic activity. Unfortunately, the panning-camera/subject in-motion method for capturing demons on video provides only one or two still frames that actually show the demon. They are blurry, too, althou...

This is a draft of an upcoming post on processing photos and videos showing demonic possession. Check back often for updates. A Photoshop action is currently in development that automates the procedure for revealing a possessing demon in a video or photo of the subject sitting in near total darkness; it is intended to expedite the application of a procedure comprised of a significant number of steps, and is particularly useful for processing videos of demonic possession, as it can be quickly and easily applied to still frames, which often number in the hundreds or thousands: A snippet of the Reveal Demon-in-the-Dark Photoshop Action Source image quality requirements for the Photoshop Action The settings for the filters and adjustment layers are set to work with a photo (or video) made with an first-generation iSight camera, and with the subject sitting in front of the camera at a distance where only the head and neck are shown (never less). If you try to use the actio...