Choosing Aura Equipment for the Experience You Want to Create

Aura traditions give color a vocabulary of vitality, creativity, compassion and expression. Aura equipment brings those themes into a photographic or digital session. Choosing a system begins with the experience you want to offer: the people, the setting and the kind of image or conversation you want them to remember.
Picture Your Setting
A shop may need a welcoming corner for short visits. A studio might offer longer appointments, while an event station needs a presentation that is easy to introduce. Think about where participants will sit, how they will view the imagery and how the facilitator will guide the conversation.
Film or Digital?
AuraCamera® 6000 uses instant film to create a physical photograph. AuraCloud® 3D uses camera and hand-sensor input with software-generated displays. These are different workflows with different presentations, so choose the format that fits your session style.
Explore the Digital Views
A portrait makes a session personal. Chakra-themed figures and color graphs give participants another way to explore the software's presentation. Some facilitators use several views; others build a simple experience around the portrait and a discussion of one or two colors.
AuraCloud® 3D Basic and Pro offer different application ranges. Compare the portrait, visualization and graph views through the way you plan to use them, rather than by the number of features alone.
Think About the Takeaway
A physical photograph, a supported digital image or an available report can become a reminder of the session. The exact output depends on the equipment and package. Consider how visitors will revisit the color story after they leave.
Make Room for Your Own Style
The system provides the imagery, while your welcome and conversation give the session its character. A clear introduction, thoughtful questions and an inviting space help the experience feel distinctive.
Explore AuraCloud® 3D to discuss current Basic and Pro packages, contents and pricing for your setting.