The Life of a Demoniac

The two composites produced by the new video filter released yesterday have been separated into individual Photo Booth effects, enabling anyone with an iSight-equipped Mac (and, soon, iPhone) to see and record video, live, cloaked demonic entities. Perfect realism, pristine detail The Chroma Focus Photo Booth effect  decloaks invisible entities while maintaining the realism of a normal image, as shown in these samples: My head and face, mottled by around-the-clock strikes with demonic weapons at the hands of demons and their people (humans); a red, sponge-like demonic entity, sitting atop my scalp; craters left by sucker demons, having repeatedly burrowed into and out from my skin; a spider-/crab-legged demonic entity, attached to the side of my head, looks like a kid's drawing of the sun The effect amplifies a specific kind of color noise in digital images that is only generated by the demon cloak. Because light is emanated (not reflected) from a cloak (i....

A new image-processing filter is available for download  that allows you to focus on demonic activity occurring in the chroma (or color noise) and map it with near-perfect clarity in digital media made during periods of high demonic activity .  This filter is far more advanced than past versions, in that it is configurable in real-time; any changes you make to filter settings are automatically applied to the filtered media, even if that media is a video that is playing at the time. The chroma-focus ( middle ) and chroma-map ( right ) versions of the original ( left ) are automatically updated as filter settings are configured The configuration options allow you to focus on the chroma, which is where cloaked demonic activity is detected. By adjusting a single slider, you can amplify and sharpen the chroma, the results of which are superimposed over the original as a side-by-side: Find every sucker demon and similar entity swarming on your face (or wherever) wit...

If any progress is made on anything you're doing, you will pay with your life; if any progress is made on any of your issues (home, finances, career, etc.), we will make your family suffer. —Voices Demons, to me, on February 16th, 2015 Voices Demons' suffering involves, in part, a swarm of sucker demon-variety entities, seen here coating their victim, head-to-toe Another still frame from the same video, showing more of the man's inner demon, probably due to the stress from the attack (which tends to make inner demons visible) What's that on your face? That would be my first question to anyone I saw suffering in the manner shown by the following still frame; but, then again, most people know, don't they? If you take just one still frame from a digital video made during a period of high demonic activity, process it according to the procedures in this post, you'll never see the world the same as you did before. And, that's not just true for a d...

My new, see-in-the-dark Photo Booth effect filter is now available for download from MediaFire ; with it, you can use your iSight camera in the dark, and—provided your screen is facing the same direction as the iSight camera—the recorded video will look as if there was light: A moderate example of the filter, showing the filtered video on the left, the original on the right Amazingly, this picture was taken in the dark using the usually inferior 2-megapixels iSight camera (2014 MacBook Air) with the equally inferior Photo Booth app Equally amazing is that, under the same testing conditions, the usually superior 5-megapixels iPhone 5s camera failed miserably by comparison This is not just a brightness and/or contrast tweak. The filter is specifically designed to work under any lighting conditions: indoors and out. Not only that, but it readily compensates for sudden changes. For example, when walking from a lit room to a dark room, you won't see any glare or wa...

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 ...

Another post-in-progress, showing great images, but only snippets of the eventual copy that will accompany them when the post is finished. If you configure a digital camera to combine as few as 12 frames of live video into each frame displayed, and that at no more than 30 frames per second, you can not only see demons moving through the chroma that fills the air during periods of high demonic activity, but can actually see the contour and texture of demonic entities attached to (and attacking) your body. This new method of processing demonic-activity video shows tendrils overlapping my eyes in a way that suggests they are reshaping the lens, which would explain intermittent loss of the ability to focus during periods of high demonic activity For example, after having processed such a video with a filter that combines multiple still frames into one, I was able to see exactly what at least two of the cloaked entities placed on my eyeball (in order to damage it) look like: ...

I find in the stills of my videos a hundred different new and exciting things every day as I continue to develop my demonic activity-finding video filters, but have published very few, as I shift focus from writing to engineering. The blog is important, and I'd hate to see it die from neglect, especially when the content I have in my possession right now blows out-of-the-water anything I've ever had; so, as sort of a compromise between maintaining its relevance, keeping audience interest and devoting the bulk of my time to the far more important work at-hand (i.e., developing a means for everyone to see the unseen ), I'm posting snapshots of my workspace whenever I come across something interesting, whenever I can. By the way, until I can resume normal blogging, you can look at my growing  collection of demonic activity video stills on Flickr .  Some will put you to sleep; others will keep you up all night. Either way, there's nothing in the world like them. Po...