The quick way is probably ImagMagick package (the utility convert). If you
insist on python, there is PythonMagick.
Nadav.
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Ah, yes... I am a python newbie, so it's takes a little time ot get
used to.
That worked, Thanks!
d
On 10 Sep 2005, at 23:28, Steve Holden wrote:
> David Dahl wrote:
>
>> For some reason Image.resize will not work for me. Here is my method:
>> import Image
>> def resize_image(self,infile,outf
David Dahl wrote:
> For some reason Image.resize will not work for me. Here is my method:
>
> import Image
>
> def resize_image(self,infile,outfile):
> im = Image.open(infile)
> size = 800, 600
> im.resize(size)
> im.save(outfile,'JPEG' )
>
>
> The files is w
For some reason Image.resize will not work for me. Here is my method:
import Image
def resize_image(self,infile,outfile):
im = Image.open(infile)
size = 800, 600
im.resize(size)
im.save(outfile,'JPEG' )
The files is written, but it is the same size as the ori
Hi,
Is this the right place to inquire about PythonMagick? I have the
notion that I would like to try the Python interface to ImageMagick but
I am unable to successfully install and run it. So I have a couple of
questions.
My interest arises because I want to manipulate the image in ways tha
Search the image-sig archives for the .tile attribute - you can do what you
need with that. Fredrik has posted a number of replies helping people with
it in the past.
Kevin.
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Title: Creating multi-image TIFFs
Greetings
I have a simple requirement that I can't figure out from the docs. I want to create a multi image TIFF from several other images, but I can find no information on how to create a multi-image TIFF in PIL. Possible in PIL, or should I look at netPBM
hello,
I'm sort of in a hurry to do a simple operation, and am just now looking
at PIL to solve it.
Alls I want to do is take a very large image and chop it up into tiles of
smaller images (without having to copy the large image on every
operation - the original image is just large enough to fi
Is there a way to get the saved data that windows has for an image file. like onthe properties tab. comment author etc...
Thanks
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Michael Hoffman wrote:
> Hello. Using PIL 1.1.5, I am trying to do logical ands on bitmap
> images using ImageChops.logical_and. I seem to always get completely
> black images instead, however.
hmm. this works just fine on windows...
are you running this on unix?
the operations do work, but lo
Adam J Smith wrote:
> Very interesting, thank you. Although I think the PIL documentation is
> quite excellent, there are a few aspects of PIL that have always been
> unclear to me, and the tile attribute is one of them.
if you look at the stuff I release, I tend to separate "official interfaces"
Very interesting, thank you. Although I think the PIL documentation is
quite excellent, there are a few aspects of PIL that have always been
unclear to me, and the tile attribute is one of them. This actually works
really well for me because I am calling crop many times, so perhaps I can
easily add
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