The Life of a Demoniac

A programming error in the upcoming video camera app for the iPhone, which will be equipped with the same image-processing filters shown on this blog, used for finding demons and related activity, inadvertently revealed a way to more easily discern between objects that are demon-possessed and otherwise. With the filters, you can readily see which objects have demons by watching the chroma (or color noise or snow) on the display or in recorded video, and noting the objects from which it streams; however, if there is a lot of noise—or the video is shot in the dark (because it has to be, of course)—this wasn't always feasible. While developing a night-vision filter to work with the new camera app, I discovered by mistake that, if only the portions of the camera's preview screen (or video) that are moving are redrawn while everything else stationary is not, the trails and streams of chroma will be the only thing moving. All the other random noise particles don't generate e

A man who knows he's being murdered by slow torture seeks to stare his killers in the face before Death overtakes him. Having read this blog, and having seen potential in the video filters now being developed for finding even invisible Death Himself, he wrote this to me yesterday: A man who has yet to see who and what is killing him seeks to stare Death in the face What is exactly is this man's real problem, you ask? Read Torture by sucker demon ; then, read my response: I'll be glad to help you, Timothy; however, the quickest way to get you what you need is to simply port what I have to your camera equipment, which I've essentially done the bulk of already by and through my current choice of technologies for my own camera equipment.   Do you have an iPhone? If so, I'm already able to distribute an app to you that will do what you want it to do— that is to say, to find the source of your problem, even when it doesn't want to be found.   Oh, and co