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Image Fulgurator
A video displaying the Fulgurator in action.
I imagine that this could be used by, say, the Egyptian government, to place a watermark of sorts on the pyramids so that only state-approved images aren't interfered with.
The Image Fulgurator is a device for physical manipulation of photographs. The change will only be visible in retrospect while reviewing the photo. Each photos taken of the object to which the Fulgurator is targetted is affected by the manipulation. As long as a flash is used by the photographer, the Image Fulgurator's effect applies.
The Fulgurator works with a kind of feedback lightning projection, with which it is possible, an image on an object to project exactly the same time, the object photographed by someone else. This procedure is very inconspicuous, since it takes place within a few milliseconds.
A video displaying the Fulgurator in action.
I imagine that this could be used by, say, the Egyptian government, to place a watermark of sorts on the pyramids so that only state-approved images aren't interfered with.