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The cloud effect is created by the grid-like structure of the camera's sensor + plus visual settings like zoom and color options + light conditions outside (too much light = completely white screen). The fluctuations (like a sudden change in the feed-back loop's rhythm) can be due to spirit influence (I myself could influence the feed-back loop with concentration) or can be a natural influence like a fly which flew across the field of the camera. However if you notice a major change that produces undebatable spirit faces, then the fluctuations are justified as from outside the system. But don't be so sure at first glance because v f-b loop is hardly a closed system even in a perfectly dark room.
Last edited on Sep 22nd, 2010 07:11 AM by neokortex_simulacrum