Can I convert into a negative format from a positive image using PAINT 3D??

[Davidraj]

I have an image which is in black and white which I need to have inverted to a "negative" image. I'm trying to do this using Paint 3D. I have looked on various search engines for a way to resolve this for me but they all seem to be tailored to "MSPaint", but have tried using these sugested solutions but they don't resolve the issue.

[fj1200]

While not a tech expert I believe that there are a couple of ways to look at this.
First, have the image simpliy identify as a negative image then you will simply be forced to accept it's image of itself, and second, you should be honored by progressives for wanting white to be black and black to be white.
Alternatively you will be excoriated for seeing a difference in black and white in the first place. You should be shamed publicly. Out yourself on Twitter please.

[Gunny]

While not a tech expert I believe that there are a couple of ways to look at this.
First, have the image simpliy identify as a negative image then you will simply be forced to accept it's image of itself, and second, you should be honored by progressives for wanting white to be black and black to be white.
Alternatively you will be excoriated for seeing a difference in black and white in the first place. You should be shamed publicly. Out yourself on Twitter please.

Don't know what that's all about, but I get it

[Gunny]

@fj1200

Being getting old and all that, I of course wear glasses. Last time I got a pair they were stronger enough that they make my eyes look bigger when I have them on.

What I want to know is: Are things in RL as big as when I have my glasses on? Or they as small as they look when I have them off? Doesn't hurt my shooting

[revelarts]

Davidraj

[fj1200]

@fj1200

Being getting old and all that, I of course wear glasses. Last time I got a pair they were stronger enough that they make my eyes look bigger when I have them on.

What I want to know is: Are things in RL as big as when I have my glasses on? Or they as small as they look when I have them off? Doesn't hurt my shooting

Things in RL are smaller dum bunny. It's the same principle as everything in RL was only in black and white prior until approximately the 1960s when we evolved enough to see everything in color; TVs didn't get better, humans didn't know what color was until then. Hence back to the OP; the image he hopes to convert was obviously created prior to the 1960s and is unable to be converted. I think it's a Jim Crow picture.

[Gunny]

Things in RL are smaller dum bunny. It's the same principle as everything in RL was only in black and white prior until approximately the 1960s when we evolved enough to see everything in color; TVs didn't get better, humans didn't know what color was until then. Hence back to the OP; the image he hopes to convert was obviously created prior to the 1960s and is unable to be converted. I think it's a Jim Crow picture.

I DO see your point. I remember everything pre-70 being in B&W

[Davidraj]

These steps works well for me https://appuals.com/how-to-invert-colors-in-paint/