Tweaking PT??

Question

I have a question I seen a few people saying they tweak their test. I was just wondering how and why? I mean I know you can see faint lines more clearly but I'm just a little confused on how tweaking your tests work? Thanks! :)

Answer

The idea is to pull color from a line that already exists but is faint but in order to be able to do it you first need the right kind of original picture that's why you will see you some test get tweaked and some don't blue dye test almost always have a faint line it looked at past three to five minutes so very rarely will a tweaker make an attempt at it we don't want to give anyone false hope. It also matters if the test is being held up to the light or the flash is being used the best way to be able to get a tweet from a test is to lay it on a flat surface in good natural lighting do not use the Flash or take the picture from any angle it's best to be directly over the test. Also a lot of women confused tweaking with inverting there is a big difference if you take a picture past the first couple minutes and inverted you will almost always see some kind of a light glow where the indent is which is why we do not invert again as to not give false hope. But basically you go to edit then go to tone and start messing with the contrast brightness and saturation it takes a few times to get the hang of it but is honestly fairly easy as long as there is an actual faint line there to begin with but it's important to remember tweaking is something that is basically just done for fun if you have a test tweaked unless the line is really obvious the tweaker will not call bfp but instead tell you to retest in two days and good luck which is probably something you were going to do anyways so that's the deal with tweaking LOL have a nice day ladies

Answer

Most the time they trying to hard to find something. If it ain't there it ain't there. At least that's how I see it.

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