18 - Image processing using pillow in Python

[@jingyiwang5113]

I think that this tutorial is absolutely amazing. You have provided a crystal clear analysis of this topic. Thank you so much!

[@felip6180]

Amazing because of the simplicity of the class!

[@Zeke_the_Beagle]

Finally! A great tutorial: succinct - and not overly so - and well explained.

[@DigitalSreeni]

Thank you :)

[@alirassi5697]

Your videos are really helpful man! I would suggest that you link all the previous videos you mention in the top right corner! like the one at 25:17 you'll get more views and we'll get more content!

[@DigitalSreeni]

I started doing that but got busy. One of these days I will have to find time to add my github link to all video description and then link the next video in the playlist.

[@kiwiwriter]

What a useful topic. Thank you.

[@rohanvarma8387]

nice content ,great work.

[@ParhamMahmoudi-g7b]

Thank you for your fantastic teach👏👏

[@yashfalke755]

Sir how to get Image size in bytes or megabytes? Pls tell mee .....

[@amanvashistha984]

you saved me from failing in my python project. please also try to do the same using GUI like tkinter. it would be awesome

[@DigitalSreeni]

My 13 old son is very knowledgeable on GUI using python, may be he can help :) Unfortunately, I haven't found the need to explore GUI much. If I need a GUI for my code, I Dockerize my code and deploy it on www.apeer.com APEER automatically generates UI based on a simple JSON file.

[@rinzen763]

Hi! Is it possible to use this library to measure distance between eye pupils?

[@Ajaysharma-yv7zp]

Sir please upload one entire video related medical image analysis using deep learning model ... From loading of image until getting the accuracy of model all the processes involved please as one project using MRI image

[@evilgodzz1083]

How to use pillow to open tiff and how can i convert tiff image read by pil to RGB np array?

[@deepakgoyal4780]

how i can get image size in bytes using pillow?

[@AshishSingh-yk6vg]

I have a doubt: when I use the thumbnail function as "img.thumbnail((100,100))", it works but when I use it as "thumbnailed_img = img.thumbnail((100,100))" it shows an error like this "AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'save'" can you tell me how to make this thumbnailed image a new function so that my img function do not change.

[@tahmidmahbub9770]

assign the image in another variable such as : img_new=img.copy()

[@muslumyildiz5694]

thanks a lot

[@harshithsagarkurma9055]

Hi this is harshith I'm working with image processing PIL Image should crop only from the bottom Rest of the image size should be same Can u please help me with that code

[@DigitalSreeni]

Please watch my videos on scikit-image and numpy to find ways to efficiently manipulate arrays to crop a region out of your image. You can use Pillow but you may find skimage / numpy to be efficient.

[@nandagouvea]

How do I process many images? If I want to crop and change size and add logos etc...

[@DigitalSreeni]

Please check my video titled... 182 - How to batch process multiple images in python?

[@xanxus6562]

why my spyder dont have the library? may u help me?

[@DigitalSreeni]

By default you may not have many libraries. You will find the best way to install python libraries when you google search for a specific library. For example, to install pillow library just google search for it. You will find a page similar to this one: pypi.org/project/Pillow/ Here, you can see clear instructions - just type the following in the console and hit return/enter: pip install Pillow

[@xanxus6562]

@@DigitalSreeni Hi sir, I'm new to this. So have to download anaconda?

[@xanxus6562]

@@DigitalSreeni I just type into Spyder?

[@DigitalSreeni]

Yes, in Spyder. Usually at the right hand lower part you will have Console. This is where you type to install libraries. May be this tutorial helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b16bq6KradmVh9E

[@tiwaladeusman5628]

well explained but you should have used appropriate pictures to demonstrate the concepts especially rotation, resizing etc

[@DigitalSreeni]

Sorry, I thought using one microscopy image and one natural image would make it relatable to all audience. Not sure what would have made it even better, I can always improve based on your suggestions.

[@azazkhan7475]

@@DigitalSreeni It was very clear

[@PadminiMansingh]

May I know ur mail-id sir