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ITC Bridge > Videos > ITC Experiment Results - Researchers post experiment setup & samples here > ITC The Loop Method by "Katrinsmummy" (Cat Perks) |
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Keith Clark Administrator 
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Video by Cat Perks of the Circle UK EVP Group. Here website is here: http://www.thecircleukevpgroup.com/main/index.html YouTube Page Here: http://www.youtube.com/user/katrinsmummy |
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neokortex_simulacrum Member 
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How did she do that? I mean, there is no pulsation or any kind of light-fluctuation in the feed-back. I've also seen Schreiber's setup and a comment that he maintained a constantly illuminated 'cloud' of feedback. Is this supposed to be the stabilization of the loop? Perhaps this is the right configuration for them to build up - somewhere in the middle of this video the person set the picture at an angle that looked very similar to the one in the Schreiber's face-shaping samples. Did she do that by changing the camera's iris? Attached Image (viewed 351 times): |
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lance Moderator 
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hello there, I think Cat uses a 1 to 1 ratio of the screen and she uses more light (Adjusted on the TV) to get the swirling mists around the blue light, but yes this is one way to stable the loop, hope this helps, Lance.. |
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