Re: [Image-SIG] installing problem pls help me

PIL is also available in the Ubuntu package repository as python-imaging. Have you tried installing that one? (Either through the synaptic package manager or using 'sudo apt ...' from the command line) -Andrew -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf

[Image-SIG] Newbie, questions on saving PNG

Hello, I want to do some batch conversions of uncompressed, raw tif images to optimally compressed PNG images. The documentation in Python Imaging Library Overview gets me pretty far; I think the conversion is pretty straightforward: >>> import Image >>> infile = r'c:\images\test.txt' # this is

[Image-SIG] modifying images in memory

i need to do is modify the image in memory like resizing the image in memory etc ... with out saving it disk as i have to return back the image with out saving it disk PIL supports the use of StringIO objects being passed in place of file objects. StringIO objects are binary strings of variable l

[Image-SIG] parameters for Image.fromstring function in pil

hi i need to do is modify the image in memory like resizing the image in memory etc ... with out saving it disk as i have to return back the image with out saving it disk PIL supports the use of StringIO objects being passed in place of file objects. StringIO objects are binary strings of variabl

Re: [Image-SIG] Newbie, questions on saving PNG

2008/2/14, Nuttall, Brandon C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > My question is how to specify the PNG optimize parameter? The documentation > for the save method says > > Im.save(outfile,format,options) > > The PNG section of the documentation says "optimize" can be specified for > the save method