Showing some plant detailing obscured under green paint
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(16-03-2026, 08:39 PM)Bernd wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Can you share your workflow to achieve this result? It certainly makes the ink stand out better, especially in leaf venation.

Yes, of course. For this I used a fantastic online steganography tool that I used to use for image analysis: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

For these specific images, the exact settings are the following: 

Upload the file (as non compressed as possible, i used the full size jpgs from the yale online library)
Principal Component Analysis
Input -> Color
Component -> 2
Linearize -> Yes
Invert -> Whatever you prefer
Enhancement -> Equalize Histogram (but any option is fine)

I then pasted the images into an image program and slightly adjusted the brightness and contrast to make the details clearer depending on each image (not entirely necessary). 

I simply happened across some details by chance when looking at another page for a different reason while playing around with the tool. Once I noticed something, I decided to check with other pages too.
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RE: Showing some plant detailing obscured under green paint - by eggyk - 16-03-2026, 09:21 PM

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