#Glasses reflection scary portable#
#Glasses reflection scary pro#

Is there something I could do to send signals to Google to show that I am in Matthews, NC?Ģ months ago my listing quit showing up at all unless you typed exact business name What could possibly cause my listing or Google to do this? I have been without my listing for a few months now and have NO calls coming in from it. If you search Locksmith Independence, KS it shows up on the maps. If you search Locksmith Matthews, NC my listing does not show up at all. Keep in mind the GMB is in Matthews, NC All my service areas and the actual map show the correct areas. Now if I search my business name under the auto populate I see it with Independence, KS on the listing. I pretty much do not have any traffic, views or calls now. Posted about my SAB listing a few weeks ago about not showing up in search only when you entered the exact name.

#Glasses reflection scary portable#

UPDATE: For a simpler option with no moving parts, I can recommend the Micca Speck Ultra Portable Digital Media Player.I Really need some help. They successfully stayed in sync for at least 8+ hours. The dvd's are programmed to automatically loop. By using a remote control I am able to turn on all three dvd players at the same time so they are synced. Then I used three dvd players of the same manufacturer and model, one running to each mirror/video display.

#Glasses reflection scary pro#

Then created DVD's in DVD Studio Pro that automatically start playing when the dvd player powers on. To create the effect that the face moves from frame to frame and never is in two places at the same time, I created three separate video tracks, one for each frame. I recommend an LED-based UV/blacklight, as they are vastly brighter- though they do give off more visible spectrum purple glow. In person, the effect is brighter than it appears in the attached video, but rather the way it does in the included photos. Both the fluorescent frame and the face glow at the same level of brightness. This subtle detail makes the effect more mysterious and avoids simply looking like a 'tv behind a mirror'. Because the LCD display gives off an illuminated image, and face appears to be reacting to black light, the whole display gives the impression to be glowing exclusively from ultraviolet light. Finally, use a sharp object to trim the excess tape. Make sure there are no bubbles and that the tape is secure. Next, cut a piece of packing tape slightly larger than your lens and attach it to the lens. First, clean your glasses with the lint-free cloth. reactive white looks blueish under UV light, so I gave the image a tint that matched that same hue of blue. All you need is some clear packing tape and a lint-free cloth. Then, an important step was to alter the color to look as though the face was lit with ultraviolet (black) light and was U.V. The video was then edited in Final Cut Pro to enhance the contrast of the face and the black background. Because the LCD displays are mounted on their side, the camera was also on it's side to record the footage without losing resolution. So Ive put together a list of the Top 10 Scary Reflections Caught in Mirrors.

His face had white makeup on it, but I'm not certain that was entirely necessary because of my post image processing. And unlike the other two, this one actually happens in real life. This was all done in front of a black backdrop. I lit his face from below to enhance the ghoulish quality of the image. I wanted it to look like a floating face, not a whole head. I recorded my friend's face with a black t-shirt pulled over his head to expose just the very front of his face. There is roughly 1/2' of space behind the mirror before the video display which helps to add a little depth, enhancing the illusion. It works very well at hiding the display and also visually anchors the mirror to the wall. I used a heat bender to raise the framework just enough to accommodate the LCD panel. I designed an ornate black frame inspired by wrought iron filagree, which was cnc-cut from black Sintra, a pvc sheet product. For future installations, I wanted to be able to use the frames where I would have the LCD display surface mounted, taking up space and raising the frame from the wall. My original installation enabled me to place the LCD panels behind faux walls with oval cut-outs, mounting the frames flush to these wall panels. Alternatively, you may try to use a 2-way mirror film to apply to the included plastic. You can obtain a professionally cut-to-fit 2-way mirror from me, or elsewhere and use the provided mirror or clear frame plastic as a measuring guide to carefully cut with an appropriate saw/router/laser cutter. You can choose to leave the frame black or paint it another color. I painted fluorescent green for this display, which has an important technical reason for my vignette, which I'll mention later.