question. i seen a super faint line on my pregnancy test. will an inverted picture make it show more? and will it be accurate? picture in comments
I see something in the Original photo, definitely try again in a few days.
Try again in a few days. Maybe you need a few more days to get a clear positive.
No, the inverts can pick up on shadows too which is what most people see as lines when thrley use the negative effect.
@rariszoo, okay haha, i seen multiple people use it so i was like huh why not try it on mine. lol thanks!!

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You shouldn't have to invert or alter anything if its a true positive.