How about if you
im=Image.open('red.jpg','r')
which will give you open jpeg object then
Image.eval(im,function).show()
or if you want to do it all on one line
Image.eval(Image.open('red.jpg','r'),function).show()
Dennis
On 1/11/07, Cochran, Travis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried that an
In this case, there is no clipping boundary, and there are plenty of
pixels to accommodate the extremeties of the letters. The wrapping has
been fixed, but the clipping still occurs. Is this true or not?
--Ned.
Scott David Daniels wrote:
Ned Batchelder wrote:
I tried installing 1.1.6, mo
The important thing to remember about eval() is that it does not operate
on the entire pixel: the function is for a single color channel at a
time, and behaves the same on all channels in the image. So your
function takes a single argument, and returns a single value. Then the
function is use
