Edge extraction is an essential part of image processing. In digital image processing there are several optical methods for properly obtaining image edges. We propose a method of image edge extraction and enhancement by using a lens-based optical setup, the image, and its inverted form. The inverted and the noninverted images help here to obtain the image edges.

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