# Afterscan
## Installation
Use python 3
` pip install afterscan `
## Usage
` afterscan [OPTIONS] FILENAME `
Example
` afterscan myimage.jpg --threshold 75 -f `
### Options
` --threshold INTEGER Threshold value between 0 and 255. Default=100 -o, --out TEXT Output path. Default afterscan-[filename] in pwd -i, --invert / --no-invert Invert the image -f, --force / --no-force Overwrite existing file without asking --help Show this message and exit. `
## Demo
When drawing this amazing logo, I found myself having a scan with lines in the background.
By using this command I was able to produce the second image:
` afterscan logo.jpg --threshold 75 -f `
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