Yes compiling it from source yourself is trickier if you haven't done much compiling. You have to first build ilmbase successfully. Then you have to build openexr and tell it where ilmbase is. THEN you can build python bindings for openexr which link against the c++ libs. When you download the precompiled c++ libs, that means you can jump to the part where you build python bindings against them. If you check the documentation it might show you how to point the python setup at the location of your openexr libs.
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