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When you rotate an image, you're not modifying the
image in place - the result is a new image, which unfortunately doesn't carry
the format data from the original.
You can simply copy the data over yourself from the
original, or supply the dpi setting to the TIFF module when saving (it's
supported now).
Kevin.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 11:31
PM
Subject: [Image-SIG] PIL 1.1.5 - Loss of
resolution
Hi,
I am using PIL 1.1.5 with Python 2.4,
and am seeing a loss of resolution when dealing with images. I open an
image that is 200 dpi, do a rotate, and save the rotated image. What I'm
seeing is that the rotated image is saved at the same size, but is at 100 dpi
instead of 200 dpi. My code frament is as
follows:
# open the tif file
image
im = Image.open(strFile)
#
rotate the image 90 degrees CCW
om =
im.rotate(90)
# save the image as
a.tif
om.save("a.tif", "TIFF") #save
the rotated file
I can't afford a loss of resolution -
any thoughts on maintaining my original
resolution?
Thanks!
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