Image¶
Read¶
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class
image_utils.nodes.image.
Read
(image_path='', width=100, height=100, channels=4, pixel_type=OpenImageIO.BASETYPE.FLOAT)[source]¶ Read an existing image
Example:
>>> # import the Read module >>> from image_utils.nodes import image >>> # read an EXR image >>> read_node = image.Read('input.exr') >>> # pre-multiply it by its alpha >>> read_node.premult() >>> # save it as tiff >>> read_node.write('output.tif')
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channels
¶ A tuple of strings containing the names of each color channel
>>> # import the checker module >>> from image_utils.nodes import image >>> read_image = image.Read('grid-overscan.exr') >>> print(read_image.channels) ... ('R', 'G', 'B', 'A')
Return type: tuple Returns: list of existing channel
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data_window_coordinate
¶ X and Y coordinate of data window (a.k.a. display window)
>>> # import the checker module >>> from image_utils.nodes import image >>> read_image = image.Read('grid-overscan.exr') >>> print(read_image.data_window_coordinate) ... (-250, -250, 1250, 1250)
Return type: tuple
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duplicate
(pixel_type=None)[source]¶ make a exact copy of this image. If a file_format is provided, this will get the specified pixel data type rather than using the same pixel file_format as the source ImageBuf.
Example:
>>> from image_utils.nodes import image >>> from image_utils.pixel_type import PixelType >>> # create an image instance >>> A = image.Read('foo.exr') >>> # make a copy of it >>> B = A.duplicate(PixelType().bit8)
Rtype pixel_type: OpenImageIO.BASETYPE Parameters: pixel_type – new image type. i.e, float, half, 8bit Return type: Image Returns: duplicate of this image
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file_format
¶ Returns the file format of the image”
>>> from image_utils.nodes import image >>> image_node = image.Read('foo.exr') >>> print(image_node.file_format) ... openexr
Return type: str
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Constant¶
Create constant image with specific dimension and color
>>> # import the required module
>>> from image_utils.nodes import image
>>> # create a red 4k by 3k constant image in red
>>> constant_image = image.constant(4000, 3000, (1, 0, 0, 0))
>>> # save it as png
>>> constant_image.write('foo.png')
type width: | int |
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param width: | image width |
type height: | int |
param height: | image height |
type color: | tuple |
param color: | rgba color |
type data_type: | OpenImageIO.BASETYPE |
param data_type: | |
type of image | |
rtype: | OpenImageIO.ImageBuf |
return: | constant image |
Checker¶
Create checker image. default is black and white checker color
>>> # import the checker module
>>> from image_utils.nodes import image
>>> # create a 4k checker, red by blue color, with 10 cells
>>> checker_image = image.checker(4000, 4000, (1, 0, 0), (0, 0, 1), 10)
>>> checker_image.write('check_me.png')
Result
type width: | int |
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param width: | image width |
type height: | int |
param height: | image height |
type color_a: | tuple |
param color_a: | color A |
type color_b: | tuple |
param color_b: | color B |
type cells: | int |
param cells: | number of cell rows |
type data_type: | OpenImageIO.BASETYPE |
param data_type: | |
type of image | |
rtype: | OpenImageIO.ImageBuf |
return: | checker image |