In Enhancing images showing demonic attack using Photoshop CC , I provided instructions for using Photoshop CC to enhance images in which demonic weapons are shown attacking a target (i.e., me); and, while I pointed out that there might be many ways to enhance an image, those captured using the panning-camera/motion-blur digital camera effect require adjustments to your approach to account for semi-transparent, fast-moving demonic weapons, motion-blurry subjects, and excessive color noise due to the low exposure inherent to shots made in places where demonic attacks usually occur. That, by the way, is usually at night or in a darkened room or area; and, in the case of the video used in this post, the darkened area is a bathroom stall: The black, two-pronged demonic weapon spears into the back of my head, just under the ear on my right side The post provides instructions for using After Effects to enhance a video of the attack in which multiple demonic weapons can b...
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