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Correct answer
July 13, 2020

Hi

If you're looking to reveal what's underneath the blue, it's not possible I'm afraid

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c.pfaffenbichler
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September 21, 2023

Imagine a flat pixel image a bit like this toy 

After one of the pins is removed and replaced by another how would one be able to determine the previous configuration? 

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davescm
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September 21, 2023

@MbG324373493t8h Please read the content of this thread - there is nothing to reveal

Dave

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c.pfaffenbichler
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September 21, 2023
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@MbG324373493t8h Please read the content of this thread - there is nothing to reveal

Dave


By @davescm

Though it might be interesting to see when someone will try to use Generative Fill to recreate such lost information … 

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davescm
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May 9, 2023

@Aaapp Please read the thread - there is no information to reveal

Dave

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Correct answer
July 13, 2020

Hi

If you're looking to reveal what's underneath the blue, it's not possible I'm afraid

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Participant
July 13, 2020

Can u tell me why its not possible?

 

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davescm
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July 13, 2020

There is a way using the upper screen removal tool :

 

 

Seriously, in an image with only one layer the pixels are a single colour. There is no further information stored in the image to reveal.

 

Dave

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Participant
July 13, 2020

Anyone Who know how to solve this problem please tell me

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