Image Deduction With Pillow And Numpy
I have two images: and I want to export an image that just has the red 'Hello' like: So I am running a simple deduction python script: from PIL import Image import numpy as np
Solution 1:
It is perhaps easier just to set the pixels you don't want in the second image to 0?
im = im2.copy()
im[im1 == im2] = 0
im = Image.fromarray(im)
seems to work for me (obviously just with bigger artifacts because I used your uploaded JPGs)
It is also possible to do this without numpy:
from PIL import ImageChops
from PIL import Image
root = '/root/'
im1 = Image.open(root + '1.jpg')
im2 = Image.open(root + '2.jpg')
defnonzero(a):
return0if a < 10else255
mask = Image.eval(ImageChops.difference(im1, im2), nonzero).convert('1')
im = Image.composite(im2, Image.eval(im2, lambda x: 0), mask)
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