Because the formula in this post does what I said the technique in Automatic, pixel-perfect shadow contrasting does, I had trouble coming up with a way to describe this newer, more advanced, and yet more efficient (by a factor of three, in fact) method for contrasting and sharpening details in shadowy parts of an image, having pumped up the former method so high. It truly is automatic and pixel-perfect, and comparing it to the method described in the aforementioned post is kind of embarrassing, there's just that much difference. It is so sharp, in fact, that you can see your fingerprints as if you were looking through a magnifying glass: Filters with microscopic contrasting will be used to find cloaked demons; the contrast between the peaks and valleys of fingerprint ridges is low, as is the contrast between a cloaked demon and its natural surroundings Contrast so sharp that the ridges of your fingerprints can be seen And, now, it will be available on your iPhone: A ne...
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