You can see the plaid pattern in Sprague...You can't in the other image...
You are asking diversionary questions...
The original will show the plaid pattern exactly as Larsen showed it...
You can see the plaid pattern in Sprague...You can't in the other image... 
So, just in case I'm not understanding your reply...
...when I ask, how can there be more detail in the washed out and less detail in the clearer image, your reply is that we can see the detail in the washed out image and we can't see the detail in the clearer image...
You are clearly struggling to understand what is happening here.
It is impossible for the washed out image that has far less detail to show more detail than the clear image that has more detail.
The only way this is possible is for the washed out image to be manipulated/doctored/faked.
It's the only way.
Do you understand this very simple principle?
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