Hi Peter,
despite Fredik's lengthy and carefull answer, I think that is not what
you were asking for - his program is suitable to print images inpout
inline inside a Python program as sequences of 0 and 1's.
But I think you were asking for a way to print a generic image read
from a disk file.
I know the problem you mention, but I also thought that a recent version of
PIL fixed it... I could be wrong though.
However - the other option would be to use ICC profiles to do color
conversion. If you want REALLY accurate conversion, this is the way to go.
I wrote a wrapper module called py
Hello,
I'm trying to convert CMYK Jpg files to RGB Jpg files using
(Image.open("cmyk_image.jpg").convert("RGB"))...
The result shows very wrong colours.
After checking the Image-SIG archives (Aug 2004) i found the following :
"...Older versions of Photoshop generated broken CMYK files, and P
> Encrypted message is available.
Unknown command - "ENCRYPTED". Try HELP.
Summary of resource utilization
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CPU time:0.000 secDevice I/O:4
Overhead CPU:0.000 secPaging I/O:0
CPU model: 933MHz Pent
Peter Dempsey wrote:
> Hi folks, I'm a newbie to python so please be gentle.
>
> I want to convert an image to a format suitable for use in a Zebra label
> printer. The data sent to the printer consists of a string of hex characters.
> Each byte converts to a binary set of dots on the label.
>
> F
