Angela Traficante wrote:
> Quick question: I tried using the Library to open an Image, but the
> interpretor can't find the image file. I also can't find in the
> documentation where "import Image" is supposed to get the file from. Does
> anyone know where I should put the file so that the Libr
Ronan Lucio wrote:
> I´d like to join two images.
> Actually, I need to put a logomark (145 x 70) in front of an image (640 x
> 480). The logo should be placed in the left top of the image.
>
> Could anybody help me how to do it with PIL?
>
> Another question: Is it possible to do it as a watermar
Wynand Singels wrote:
> The other option I was looking at was using wxPython - a staticbitmap with
> EVT_LEFT_DOWN or something like that. But I'm struggling to get this to
> work.
This should be quite easy in wxPython. Make sure to post to the
wxPython-users list, we're a helpful bunch over ther
Hi,
I am interested in reading GRIB files and extracting
the fields within.
I have the Python2.3 package and I don’t think
that GRIB is supported.
But from what I can understand, the GRIB file will
only be indetified by the OIL module and not actually read.
Is this true?
Thanks
I was looking into PIL ImageFilters, but I am unable to find any substansial information about writing new filters for use with PIL.ImageFilter. At this point, I'm still not sure that it is possible or not, because I haven't found a single shred of information about doing so, or spoken with anyone
Hi All,
I´d like to join two images.
Actually, I need to put a logomark (145 x 70) in front of an image (640 x
480).
The logo should be placed in the left top of the image.
Could anybody help me how to do it with PIL?
Another question: Is it possible to do it as a watermark?
Thank you,
Ronan
Quick question: I tried using the Library
to open an Image, but the interpretor can't find the image file. I
also can't find in the documentation where "import Image" is supposed
to get the file from. Does anyone know where I should put the file so
that the Library/Interpretor can find it? I'm
Wynand Singels wrote:
>Hi there everyone
>
>I'm trying to figure out the best (and fastest way) to display a JPEG image
>and then input several (x,y) coordinate pairs from mouse clicks on the
>image.
>
>
>The other option I was looking at was using wxPython - a staticbitmap with
>EVT_LEFT_DOWN o
Hi there everyone
I'm trying to figure out the best (and fastest way) to display a JPEG image
and then input several (x,y) coordinate pairs from mouse clicks on the
image.
I figured out how to do this in pylab using matplotlib as follows:
img = 256 - S.misc.pilutil.imread('pic1.jpg')