Xray with gimp?

I'm sure we've all seen the pictures of women with their clothes xrayed to a certain degree. I've been fiddling around with gimp and have had little success, anyone got any tips on how to do it well?

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Works best with white clothing.
How i do
>make 3 layers of the picture
>leave the first and third untouched.
>color match the white clothing of middle copy close as possible to that of skin
>use burn and dodge to darken or lighten area as needed (nipples)
>make first layer partialy transparent until you are happy with the result
>blend fake by deleting border edges on second layer with a soft brush

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I don't know anything about Gimp, but I usually just fiddle around with a contrast enhancement tool that has gama adjustment. Sometimes i also darken the nipples a bit if they're not visible enough and sometimes I lighten or darken other areas for effect. It depends a lot on the pic.
I am just an amateur.
I've seen other anons are better at it than I am. Maybe they can share their techniques.

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GIMP here.
I usually don't work on images that reveal everything on first glance. But did it for the purpose of the topic.
I used do work with three layers, but today mostly get along with just two layers and the layer mask on the top layer.
I use the top layer's image to work on solors, mostly using the color curves tool; also often hue/saturation; other tools as required.
Last I use the layer mask to fade the enhanced section into the original.
I try to avoid burn/dodge. The image demonstrates what I can achieve with only courves and hue/saturation, two layer, one mask.

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You know you nailed it when you get that wet tshirt look.

:-) thanks. I agree

How about something like this? I see some see throughishness on the shirt, but like what would you do?

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tough. Noisy picture, fabric with structure, and the shading of the underside of the breasts is not consistent, it looks like left breast smalller than right; normally, would not attempt to do that

give up: No nipple location revealed even with extreme color curves, but a slight hint of her wearing a bra (good girl! ;-) )

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I was trying to fiddle around with the pic myself and your right, too noisy, I've just started dinking around with this and I know there's only so much you can do but I just wanted to see what someone with more experience could do. And I'm guessing with black clothing there would be no luck?