Biofield Viewer 2.0 Upgrade

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Biofield Viewer 2.0 Upgrade

• What is the Biofield Viewer?

• Biofield Viewer Approved Accessories

• Sample Biofield Environments

• Installing/Navigating the Software Upgrade

• New Drop Down Menu

• Environment Calibration

• Taking and Saving a Set of Images

• Analysis with Biofield Viewer and Image J

What is the Biofield Viewer?

An imaging system which accentuates the gradations of light intensity in a standardized

lighting environment.

It is the only imaging system which allows for 3D graphical representation of the biofield.

What the Biofield Viewer is NOT

It has not been evaluated by international medical authorities and is not intended to

diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. It is for research purposes only.

It is not an infrared, ultraviolet, or aura camera.

Video Camera/Webcam with Tripod

Recommended: Logitech c920

– Other recommended: Sony, JVC, and Microsoft.

– HD cameras record directly onto a card and often not equipped to feed directly into your PC.

– For video capturing capabilities, we recommend a screen capture software to reduce the data storage on your computer such as Debut.

Webcam Software

If using Logitech c920 webcam, go to:

www.logitech.com

Download driver for c920 camera to remote

control camera and change exposure/focus.

Standardized research clinic:

We recommend a double 4ft/48”

fluorescent ‘Full Spectrum Lighting

system’ as this maintains

standards and variables within

research facility.

Mobile screening:

We recommend a Husky 5ft 2500

Lumen LED worklight.

Full Spectrum Lighting (FSL)/ High Lumen LED

Personal Computer/Laptop

– Operating System: Windows 8/7/ Vista

– Mac partitioned to run on Windows

– Processor: 2.0GHZ (Intel™ recommended)

– Memory: 2GB RAM for 32-bit/4GB RAM for 64-bit, 4GB free hard drive space

– Video card: DX9 compliant or better

– USB ports for software key and camera (if needed)

Biofield Viewer Clinical Environment

Two 4ft FS Bulbs Hung from Adjustable Chains

Optional raised white platform for subject to stand on in line with camera

and lighting Computer with

BV software

Camera on tripod with

direct feed to computer

Can be raised to optimize space after imaging

Biofield Viewer Portable Environment

Optional raised white platform for subject to stand on in line with camera

and lighting

Computer with BV software

Camera on tripod with

direct feed to computer

Husky 2500 Lumen 5ft light with camera

grip adjustment

4ft Bulbs could also be attached

to the top of a stand

Installing Biofield Viewer 2.0

Software Update

Hugeaura will email the update through a link

to an activation file named ‘Auramancy.exe’

Save to Program Folder

Downloading Manual

Hugeaura will also attach the manual in the email as “Biofield Viewer Manual.pdf”

Save to Program Folder

Software update should be complete.

The shortcut “O” opens a new image file.

Esc closes the file.

“Open image folder” opens a currently active saving folder.

Shortcut ‘I’

Import image… allows user to analyze any .jpg image previously

taken, for example, with a SLR high definition camera, in the Biofield

Viewer mode.

The button “E” allows users to “Export image…” into a file format

usable by other software.

If “Auto Export” is activated, the program will automatically create a

new subject folder the ensuing images will be placed in that

folderstore images in both internal and external formats.

Exit leaves the program

New Drop Down: File

Imported Imaging

New Drop Down: Camera

User can decide which camera to run

through the software. Be sure camera

drivers are installed and recognized by

computer.

New Drop Down: Detail

The resolution of the camera can be adjusted under

the “Detail” drop down menu. The software will

default to the optimum balance between speed and

detail. Higher definition options (depending on

limitations of camera) will result in slower speed as

a result of additional data processing.

New Drop Down: View

“Biofield Viewer” option gives access to the 2D programs: the –

Biofield Viewer (shortcut ‘B’) and Chakra Viewer (shortcut ‘C’).

“Auramancy” (shortcut ‘A’) gives access to the 3D Biofield

program.

“Start display” and “Stop” display” allows users to turn on and

off the visual real-time image on the screen.

The various palette, subtle energy and quality options are only

activated in 3D Biofield or Auramancy mode.

“Biofield” and “Normal” video (shortcut ‘N’) allow the researcher

to switch between normal video and the Biofield Viewer/Chakra

Viewer assessment which helps in analyzing artifactsshadow.

“Background black” and “Background white” are used for

choosing the background color of 3D images. Black is best used

for low lighting.

“Fit to window” and “Fill window” affects the scaling of the

original image. Fill stretches data and less accurate to use in

research but useful for large screen displays.

3D Backgrounds

Black Background White Background

New Drop Down: View (Continued)

“Alignment line” (shortcut ‘L’) allows

users to center the subject and helps

standardize the imaging process.

Press multiple times for a vertical,

horizontal crosshairs, and again to

remove.

“Invert” changes the palette to the

inverse of what is shown in default.

“Mirror” (shortcut ‘R’) flips the image

to observe subject’s correct right and

left side.

“Toolbar” adds and removes the

toolbar from the bottom of the screen.

Invert

The color palette is inverted.

Note: Different colored writing

New Drop Down: Image

“Date” by activating this button, the date stored

with the image will be displayed on the screen.

“Notes” are stored in the .bi or .aura image file.

Notes can be created using the shortcut “N.”

“Annotate with Paint” creates a new copy of the

image which is opened with Microsoft Paint™

program for further graphical analysis and edits.

If Microsoft Paint program is not suitable for

research requirements, the images can be

exported to more professional image analysis

programs.

“Save image settings” allows for settings to be

stored for next use.

New Drop Down: Record

To record an “Image”, use this dropdown menu

or press the space-bar as a shortcut.

Use “Image as…” to save the image in a specific

folder under a given name.

“Image and edit” saves the image with an

automatically numbered file name and opens it in

the image editor with Notes and Annotate.

“Image as and edit” allows choice of file name

and opens it in the image editor.

User can decide to use a “5 second delay” or

“10 second delay” to allow them to image

themselves or to allow clients to image

themselves or immediately take images with “No

delay”

“Image and edit”

RGB Saturation Close-Up

Red Green and Blue saturation percentages

are displayed immediately after the image is

taken using “Image and edit.” For example if it

was a completely red image, its saturation

would be 100% and green/blue would be 0%.

New Drop Down: Help

“Manual” allows users to access the software guide. Adobe

Acrobat Reader™ needs to be installed on computer to open.

“About” gives details of the software developer’s license.

For more practical assistance, please join “Biofield Viewer

User’s Group” on Facebook or contact your local agent for

technical assistance.

Biofield Viewer Environment Calibration

Taking a Set of Images

Click on Record: “Image As”

Taking a Set of Images

Click on “Create New Folder” icon or right-click

and Rename as you choose

Taking a Set of Images

Open the folder you just created and renamed.

Give the file a

name to begin

saving images.

Subsequent

images will be

saved

numerically.

Image Enhancement with Image J

Increase contrast and brightness

Image analysis with Image J

Repeatability: 3 separate scans on 3 days a week apart

Thank you for your support!

If you have any troubles with

installing the update, please email:

Gaurav Kakade

gaurav@biofieldviewer.com