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So you’re supposed to do it through a reflection though? I’m confused because you say straight on also works? I thought it was through another mirror or periphe

So you’re supposed to do it through a reflection though? I’m confused because you say straight on also works? I thought it was through another mirror or peripheral vision? I definitely can “stare into nothingness” and what happens is usually a black pulsing blob or maybe very dark blue takes over my vision like a vortex. Weird, I know but never any faces although I’ve only ever looked at my shower wall or bathroom scenery.

wruza 2y ago
Yes, you have to look straight face to face. Not at a peripheral reflection. The face you’re looking at starts changing. It happens with jumps: first it may become a blob / smeared / blurry, but then suddenly focuses and now you’re looking at a stranger or something non-human. what did you do exactly with your phone? Looked into it for maybe a minute or even less, the screen contained reflection of my upper head - hair, eyes, nose (held it landscape). Blackness got over it first, tossing itself around, but then, and I guess that’s where our face detection kicks in, eyes started to sharpen in and other details. Wasn’t mine and in a black reflection it’s much more eerie than in a regular mirror. Really reminds these christian horrors. If I were medieval, I’d run away and pray for a week. It was angry-featured, with a confident piercing gaze and strange old-or-weathered skin. I know from the past that if you don’t quit, it will sharpen into an ideal no-blur no-tricks face and then later happen again and again but with more pauses between new faces. And they get stranger. Last time I did it with my buddy, I was looking at a man-snake at the end.
- pyinstallwoes 2y ago
  Question : are you focusing your eyes and keeping what’s on the iPhone surface in focus and sharp or are you letting your vision blur kind of like stereoscopic images that turn 2d into 3d? I really want to pull this off lol. Thanks.

wruza 2y ago

Yes, you have to look straight face to face. Not at a peripheral reflection. The face you’re looking at starts changing. It happens with jumps: first it may become a blob / smeared / blurry, but then suddenly focuses and now you’re looking at a stranger or something non-human. what did you do exactly with your phone? Looked into it for maybe a minute or even less, the screen contained reflection of my upper head - hair, eyes, nose (held it landscape). Blackness got over it first, tossing itself around, but then, and I guess that’s where our face detection kicks in, eyes started to sharpen in and other details. Wasn’t mine and in a black reflection it’s much more eerie than in a regular mirror. Really reminds these christian horrors. If I were medieval, I’d run away and pray for a week. It was angry-featured, with a confident piercing gaze and strange old-or-weathered skin. I know from the past that if you don’t quit, it will sharpen into an ideal no-blur no-tricks face and then later happen again and again but with more pauses between new faces. And they get stranger. Last time I did it with my buddy, I was looking at a man-snake at the end.

pyinstallwoes 2y ago
Question : are you focusing your eyes and keeping what’s on the iPhone surface in focus and sharp or are you letting your vision blur kind of like stereoscopic images that turn 2d into 3d? I really want to pull this off lol. Thanks.