Tengu Psychography (Ranged, Area) (300 OM):
Using the thoughtography setting on her camera, Hatate aims at the subject, ignoring all obstacles and distance between them, and takes a picture. The range is much greater than her camera alone can normally do, maxing out at 50 meters. This function is much more draining on the camera, taking 5 seconds to zoom in and focus on the subject, and a clear shot is dependent on Hatate having a decent aim at those distances. Because of the incredible zoom, even the slightest twitch causes a massive jump in the area being aimed at, so she must be standing still to actually aim. The AOE is the same as any of the other settings on her camera, 2/4 meters
Since it is thoughtography rather than normal photography, it is dependent upon the target having had a picture of them taken at some point in the past. It doesn’t matter whether the picture was taken by Hatate just recently in that battle or someone a long time ago at a family reunion. The photo of the target can also be taken from any angle she chooses, which can make it seem like the photo was taken from the complete opposite direction at time, though the mirroring makes it even harder to aim.
This setting has the same cycle time as normal shot mode.
It also uses Hatate's own power, so it's physically draining to use it.
Fodder: Hatate can find images that have already been taken using her latent thoughtography by thinking of certain keywords, sort of like a mental google image search. She can then put these pictures on her camera, or transfer them to paper, provided she has the time and energy to. It takes at least ten minutes to put it on paper, but no more than a minute to bring it up on her camera.
It's an extension to the settings already available on her camera. I'd be adding it to her Thoughtography Camera.
Using the thoughtography setting on her camera, Hatate aims at the subject, ignoring all obstacles and distance between them, and takes a picture. The range is much greater than her camera alone can normally do, maxing out at 50 meters. This function is much more draining on the camera, taking 5 seconds to zoom in and focus on the subject, and a clear shot is dependent on Hatate having a decent aim at those distances. Because of the incredible zoom, even the slightest twitch causes a massive jump in the area being aimed at, so she must be standing still to actually aim. The AOE is the same as any of the other settings on her camera, 2/4 meters
Since it is thoughtography rather than normal photography, it is dependent upon the target having had a picture of them taken at some point in the past. It doesn’t matter whether the picture was taken by Hatate just recently in that battle or someone a long time ago at a family reunion. The photo of the target can also be taken from any angle she chooses, which can make it seem like the photo was taken from the complete opposite direction at time, though the mirroring makes it even harder to aim.
This setting has the same cycle time as normal shot mode.
It also uses Hatate's own power, so it's physically draining to use it.
Fodder: Hatate can find images that have already been taken using her latent thoughtography by thinking of certain keywords, sort of like a mental google image search. She can then put these pictures on her camera, or transfer them to paper, provided she has the time and energy to. It takes at least ten minutes to put it on paper, but no more than a minute to bring it up on her camera.
It's an extension to the settings already available on her camera. I'd be adding it to her Thoughtography Camera.
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