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OpenCV python: You can use cv2. Imread function. But, the color scheme may get changed, so you have to use cv2. PIL: Use 'from PIL import image' function, then use image. Open to read an image. Pilot: Use 'from matplotlib import pilot'. Then read an image using pilot.
NumPy uses the as array() class to convert PIL images into NumPy arrays. The NP. The process can be reversed using the Image. Fromarray() function. Print(data) gives the value of each pixel of the NumPy array image.
If you want to save a NumPy array as an image you can use Dying — https://github.com/drj11/pypng/. It's a pure python open source encoder/decoder with no dependencies when PIL is not present. Convert each Dying row to a 1-D NumPy array then stack those arrays together to create a 2-D array.
from city import misc. You now have access to the routines available within city's misc module. Dog=misc. Imread('/path/to/file/puppy.png') type(dog) print(dog) import matplotlib.pilot matplotlib. >>> dog. Shape >>> (400L, 600L, 3L) red=dog[:, :,0] green=dog[:, :,1] blue=dog[:, :,2]
import the Image module of PIL into the shell: >>>from PIL import Image. Create an image object and open the image for reading mode: >>>I'm = Image.open('myfile.png', r') we use a function of Image module called get data() to extract the pixel values.
Open a particular image from a path: Retrieve size of image: The instances of Image class that are created have many attributes, one of its useful attribute is size. Save changes in image: To save any changes that you have made to the image file, we need to give path as well as image format.
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