2008/2/14, Yuriy Sazonets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm having problem with opening this image:
>
> http://sazonets.kiev.ua/843_ful070060_FLP_00_l.gif
>
> In [6]: i=Image.open('843_ful070060_FLP_00_l.gif')
>
> In [7]: i.getcolors()
> Out[7]: [(244290, 0)]
>
> The image opens OK in any viewer I have in my OS X.
This image is, AFAIK, technically a valid GIF, but is somewhat unusual
because it contains the request that the actual pixel data should be
displaced inside the image frame with an offset of 6x6 pixels.
If I execute "giftrans -L 843_ful070060_FLP_00_l.gif", I obtain:
...
Image Descriptor:
Image Left Position: 6 pixels
Image Top Position: 6 pixels
Image Width: 510 pixels
Image Height: 479 pixels
Local Color Table Flag: False
Interlace Flag: False
...
I guess most image viewers simply ignore this. Seems like a bug in
PIL: IMVHO it should either ignore the position offset like other
viewers or try to honor it like GIMP does. In both cases it shouldn't
simply load a black image.
Hope this helps.
--
Lino Mastrodomenico
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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