Kirlian photography. What it is and how to do it

Do it yourself Kirlian photography

It is possible to create a homemade Kirlian photography setup, but it requires some technical knowledge and equipment. Here is a basic overview of what you would need to do:

1. Obtain a high-voltage, low-current power source. You can use a transformer from a microwave oven or a neon sign transformer.
2. Build a metal plate or electrode, which the object to be photographed will be placed on. This can be made from a piece of metal such as copper or aluminum.
3. Connect the power source to the metal plate. Make sure the connections are secure and that the voltage is set to the appropriate level.
4. Place the object to be photographed on the metal plate, and turn on the power source.
5. Use a camera with a high shutter speed (around 1/1000th of a second) to photograph the object. A digital camera with manual settings is recommended.

It is important to note that working with high voltage can be dangerous, so proper precautions should be taken when building and using a homemade Kirlian photography setup.

Also, Kirlian photography is a controversial and unproven technique, and it is not a substitute for traditional medical diagnosis or treatment.