And this is brought about by a 10-second double exposure that initially takes the portrait followed by the person’s aura. Inside the camera, there are light sensors that produce a unique myriad of colors depending on the electrical impulses you’re radiating at that moment.Īura portraits are cool and interesting showing a halo-like mixture of vivid colors. Interestingly, they can also capture other metrics like energy, relaxation, and chakra levels. There are a few different technologies available today to capture aura photographs and they all use hand sensors. In 1979, Stanley Rippler shared in the Journal of the American Society of Psychosomatic Dentistry and Medicine that Kirlian photography, when controlled, may be used to assess various emotional conditions or early symptoms of diseases. Now this kind of technology was based on Kirlian photography or electrophotography which uses film on top of a conducting plate and another conductor connected to the hand. This camera could translate someone’s aura into portraits.īack then energy healing and crystal healing were also popular and so Guy and his team decided to dive into this new-age technology as well.

History of Aura PhotographyĪura photography became trendy back in the 1980s when an engineer named Guy Coggins, founder of the Progen Company, introduced the AuraCam 3000 to the public. We’re going to talk about that but we’ll first discuss how aura photos came to be. And amazingly, you can actually capture this with aura photos. Do you know how some people just exude a certain vibe? Like there’s a certain brightness or a special quality that emanates from them, their aura.

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