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Line 4: There's all sorts of ways to see someone or something with [[Invisibility]]. * Getting something (such as paint) all over the invisible target * Looking for footprints/tracks or shadows * [[Infrared X Ray Camera]] Line 46: ** Dust of Appearance makes anything invisible it's sprinkled on become visible for everyone. Reveal Invisible (Al-Quadim) and Invisibility Purge (D&D3) spells do the same. Glitterdust doesn't remove invisibility as such, but anything corporeal dusted with sparkles becomes very noticeable. * ''Star Fleet Battles'': It's possible to see cloaked Romulan ships with the "flash cube" effect (detonating a transporter bomb or mine). * ''[[Call of Cthulhu (tabletop game)]]'' Supplement ''Shadows of Yog-Sothoth'', adventure "Devil's Canyon": A race of invisible monsters can be seen if looked at through camera lenses prepared using [[Cthulhu Mythos]] knowledge. When the Powder of Ibn Ghazi is sprinkled on invisible monsters, it makes them visible.

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