The Life of a Demoniac

Is it a woman or a hobgoblin demon or both? Maybe she just had one in her. After all, centurion demons as a matter of course inhabit people all over town, riding along inside them all day and all night. And, Spectre of Death-type demons recharge in their hosts by returning to them (or, rather, the inside of them) after a night of doing who-knows-what, too. So, maybe she just had one in her, and I happened to catch it on video. That's more likely, I think, because I don't think most demons can touch electronic equipment without interfering with it, anyway (at least not touch screens, as I've said before in  Sucker Demons Interfere with Electronics on Contact, Spark when crushed  and  Electrical conductivity of electronic device affects cloaked demon's ability to maintain contact with human skin ). I am talking about the woman shown using my computer two days ago, as described in  SECRET VIDEO | Two humans—and who-knows-how-many demons—work me over for payment a...

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...

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...

The following still frames were created using the image-processing video filter script provided in TECHNOLOGY | Demonic-activity video stream; tween-frame video filter  and others . In short, it couples consecutive still frames in a videos and overlaps them, and then creates a single still frame based on the difference and similarity between two. The difference is determined by the change of certain values in each pixel between the two frames, which occurs wherever the camera or subject was in motion in the video. The first frame is the starting point and the second is the endpoint, and only where they are different when they overlap will a difference be rendered into the new frame; otherwise, if the camera or subject is not moving, and the two frames are virtually the same, the newly created still frame would appear pitch black. The advantages to processing video in this way are: Detect motion and the subject/object in-motion in otherwise pitch-black video. As discussed ...