This worked for me.
open an image object, I'll call im
Write a function that you would like applied to each pixel of im, here
is a dumb one that will just double the value this making the new
image very very bright.
def function(pixel):
return pixel*2
Then eval the image based on the function
Image.eval(im2,function).show()
or save it to a new image which you can save
newimage=Image.eval(im2,function)
Dennis Shimer
On 1/11/07, Cochran, Travis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to use the Image.eval function on a JPEG image. I can't seem
> to find the right syntax for entering the function and it gives me
> errors for the variables I try to use, "R,G,B". Any idea what I'm doing
> wrong?
> -Travis Cochran
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