[Image-SIG] PIL 1.1.6 eval function

[Ned Batchelder]

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 used to adjust the values of pixels one channel at a time.

Also, the function isn't actually evaluated for each pixel: it is used 
to build a lookup table, then the table is used to remap values.

--Ned.

Dennis Shimer wrote:
> This worked for me.
>
> open an image object, I'll call im
>
> Write a function that you would like applied to each pixel of im, here
> is a dumb one that will just double the value this making the new
> image very very bright.
>
> def function(pixel):
>     return pixel*2
>
> Then eval the image based on the function
>
> Image.eval(im2,function).show()
>
> or save it to a new image which you can save
>
> newimage=Image.eval(im2,function)
>
> Dennis Shimer
>
>
> On 1/11/07, Cochran, Travis <Travis.Cochran at analog.com> wrote:
>   
>> I'm trying to use the Image.eval function on a JPEG image. I can't seem
>> to find the right syntax for entering the function and it gives me
>> errors for the variables I try to use, "R,G,B". Any idea what I'm doing
>> wrong?
>> -Travis Cochran
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