Mysterious Psychic Photography

Carlo Van De Roer's AuraCam Takes Aura Portraits

These beautiful rainbowlike images are not made using some photo editing software or fancy camera filter: Photographer Carlo Van de Roer has created a special technique called AuraCam for taking pictures of aura portraits.

This controversial technology is said to take pictures of things that only people with psychic abilities can see, such as the human aura. If not scientifically proven, at least this impressive psychic photography can show us things we usually are not capable of seeing.

Implications - Psychics have been popular for many generations and some people actually base their entire lives around what a psychic has to say. Businesses that use the psychic phenomenon within their advertising should probably be cautious because some people take it extremely seriously.

Psychic Photography
The use of special techniques to take pictures of aura portraits has become a popular trend for those who believe in psychic abilities.
Alternative Healing
The introduction of aura photography has created a new trend in the alternative healing industry, providing additional tools for practitioners who specialize in energy healing.
Metaphysical Services
The use of aura photography has opened up a new market for those who offer metaphysical services, such as psychics and energy healers.

Sectors Adopting This

Photography
Incorporating aura photography into traditional photography services can create a competitive advantage in the industry, attracting clients who are interested in alternative methods of capturing memories.
Wellness
Wellness centers can incorporate aura photography as a tool to provide clients with a more comprehensive understanding of their physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
Entertainment
The use of aura photography can create a unique and entertaining experience for events such as parties, weddings, and corporate functions.
SCORE
5.2 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 81%
Activity 67%
Freshness 8%