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While this sample was originally created for multi-page documents in PDF, other related use-cases (such as ID document or receipt extraction) may operate on single-page images/photographs/scans instead.
Today there's support for images in some aspects of the pipeline, but others assume PDF. It would be great to round out support for images as source documents - particularly for common JPEG+PNG
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Looks like the function below returns bytes with value 1 instead of 255 which produces near black png. for all other type of filters it works fine.
Filter: FlateDecode
ColorSpace: DeviceGray
BitsPerComponent: 1
public static byte[] Convert(ColorSpaceDetails details, IReadOnlyList decoded, int bitsPerComponent, int imageWidth, int imageHeight);