I just finished a PIL program and I feel like there may have been more
efficient ways to do things I did "by hand" with the raw data. Can
someone enlighten me?
1. I wanted to take 24 bit data, count the colours and make an 8-bit BMP
if there are fewer than 256 colours. My brute force solution requ
On ven, 2006-08-18 at 19:27 +0200, Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> the alpha layer controls transparency, and doesn't have any direct
> relation to the RGB values. to add an alpha layer to an image, you can
> use a direct convert:
>
> imOut = im.convert("RGBA") # sets alpha to 255
>
> if you hav
Angelo wrote:
> Is it possible to convert a RGB image (png, tga or gif image) to RGBA
> with PIL, and how to do that ? . With im.convert(mode, matrix) ? .
the alpha layer controls transparency, and doesn't have any direct
relation to the RGB values. to add an alpha layer to an image, you can
u
Hello,
Is it possible to convert a RGB image (png, tga or gif image) to RGBA
with PIL, and how to do that ? . With im.convert(mode, matrix) ? .
a+
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Mapo Hsueh wrote:
> I am a new hand about Python.
> I download the PIL 1.1.5 for Python2.4 and try to install it.
> Of course, I meet the problem that windows has no such registry.
of course? how did you install Python in the first place? what installation
kit are you using?
> And the script i
Hi, Sir
I am a new hand about Python.
I download the PIL 1.1.5 for Python2.4 and try to install
it.
Of course, I meet the problem that windows has no such
registry.
And the script is found in http://effbot.org/zone/python-register.htm.
But I have no idea about how to install it.
Could you
as the title says.and how can I install ImageMagic of Python without root privilege.can someone show me some instructions?thx.
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