Indeed it does, I'm sure you're right.
For anyone else coming down this path, here's how I
handled the situation. None too graceful but so far so
good:
try:
w, h = im.size # check integrity of image file
im.save("whatever.jpg", quality=100)
except:
print "Whoops, bad file"
What's interesting is this code (without determining
the image dimensions) wouldn't throw an exception,
just that annoying popup error:
try:
im.save("whatever.jpg", quality=100)
except:
print "Whoops, bad file"
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