Spectrophotometry in Aura Photography

Spectrophotometry is one type of technology which is used to produce an aura picture.

These machines operate in the following way:

You sit in front of the camera and place your hand on a black box which measures your body's electromagnetic field.

A spectrophotometer is a device that measures light intensity and determines it's wavelength. The wavelength corresponds with a color frequency. For example a low wavelength will produce a low frequency color (eg. red) while a high wavelength will produce a high frequency (eg. violet)

The wavelength measurement is put through a computer program which transfers the reading to the camera and puts the image on the film.

In this way, an aura picture is produced. It is a very mechanical way of producing an aura image. This method does not indicate depth or pattern of a color and also does not use any intuition in the process.

The result is a shallow and short-term reading as the machine cannot analyze the deeper layers of the aura like human intuition can.

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