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[[Image:Breast cancer.png|thumb|right|An MRI of breast tissue.]] [[Image:Breast cancer1.png|thumb|right|The version with all low contrast objects removed.]] This is a good example of using the [[contrast]] setting of [[Image analysis|Pixcavator]]'s to get what you want. Certainly, the tumor is so small (early stage) that it would be ignored if you use a high setting for [[size]]. Fortunately, it brighter than the rest of the tissue. Moving the contrast slider to 100 or so leaves only the tumor captured. The second image is the result of [[image simplification]]. '''[http://inperc.com/files/SI/Breast_cancer_Pixcavator.exe Run this analysis]''' with [[Pixcavator Single Image Edition|Pixcavator SI]]. Other [[image analysis examples]] [[Category:Software]] [[Category:Applications]] [[Category:Pixcavator]] [[category:image analysis]] [[category:measuring]] [[category:medicine]] [[category:microscopy]]

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