Sorry! Thank you for your help
-Dave
"Fredrik Lundh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "S. D. Rose" wrote:
>
>> I think I should have been a little more specific. I have a process that
>> takes a bunch of photos and stores them 'as taken' in .JPG format. /.../
>>
"S. D. Rose" wrote:
> I think I should have been a little more specific. I have a process that
> takes a bunch of photos and stores them 'as taken' in .JPG format. /.../
> I guess I could img.save(file, 'jpg') and then read the file and then insert
> it, but that seems to be a particularly in-ele
I think I should have been a little more specific. I have a process that
takes a bunch of photos and stores them 'as taken' in .JPG format. I read
them from the database like this:
>>> cur.execute("select * from photosTMP")
>>> result = cur.fetch()
>>> for each in result:
recno =
"S. D. Rose" wrote:
> I have a question about PIL.
>
> I get a 50k photo from a MySQL table, convert it to grey-scale, do some
> rotations, etc. Then I want to put it back. It seems that after I do the
> greyscale, it converts from 'JPEG' to 'RAW'. Can anyone tell me how I
> convert the image b
(Sorry - I accidentally posted to General Python...)
I have a question about PIL.
I get a 50k photo from a MySQL table, convert it to grey-scale, do some
rotations, etc. Then I want to put it back. It seems that after I do the
greyscale, it converts from 'JPEG' to 'RAW'. Can anyone tell me how
