How can I read multiple images in Python presented in a folder?
You can use the below code for loading the images. Should use ‘OpenCV’ library for performing the operationsimport cv2import globimages = [cv2.imread(file) for file in glob.glob('path/to/files/*png')]Refer this [1] link for more understandingFootnotes[1] Read Multiple images on a folder in OpenCv (python)
Separating Multiple Pictures/Posters in Frame?
Hi there, I have a set of 4 pictures/prints/posters, whatever you want to call them. But I don't have enough room to have all 4 on the wall in frames at the same time. What I'd like to do is have all 4 in the frame, just only one showing though obviously. Then every once in a while, rotate them around and have the next one showing for a while. My question/concern is this: is there any danger of the posters in behind getting damaged such as sticking to another poster, ink coming/rubbing off onto the back of another poster, etc? Or do you think this would be fine? Alternatively, is there some sort of "material" that I could put in between them to alleviate this issue if there is in fact an issue? Thanks.
I want to print multiple photographs on a single sheet of paper. Photography software suggestions?
ummm... well windows software itself lets you do that. (print a few photos out on the one page). Example with Windows XP (but should be similar for Vista). Go to My pictures. Right click on one of the pictures.....and go to Open with..... then choose Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. it will then view the picture. Press on the Print Icon. It will then load up asking for options. Tick all the photos you want to print then press next. Then choose the printer you want to print to and next. Then it will give you the options of available Layouts. It will have full page, 2 photos to a page, multiple photos to a page, 3 photos to a page...wallet size photos etc. This is all part of windows. ------------------------------- If you want to make a college of photos then that's different and you will need Macromedia Fireworks or photoshop.
Free photo viewer that lets me open multiple windows at a time?
I want to be able to have multiple pictures at one time, the same way I could see multiple pictures open at one time with Microsoft Photo Editor....I dont really care about editiing the photos at this time...thanks
Splitting Multiple Images in Half?
I have about 750 pictures. What I need is an easy way to cut all of them exactly in half, and save the halves as separate files. Is there any program that can cut all of those images in half at one time? It would be a chore to do them all separately. I need them cut exactly in half and saved as separate images. And I would like to do that command to all of the images (or multiple images) at one time
Why do my photos keep printing off blurry at Walmart Photo Center?
If you are interested as to why you are having problems, here is the reason. Facebook, or any online site, or any image on a computer, only needs a resolution (pixels per inch) of 72. A print, on the other hand, needs typically 300 pixels per inch for a quality print. When you take photos from FB, you only have the 72ppi version of the photo, and that is too low a resolution for a good print. The fact that your photos look ok on your computer or FB means nothing, because of the far less resolution required. For good prints, you have to print the ORIGINAL files from your camera. You cannot take photos from a website or FB and get a good print. You should NEVER, repeat NEVER use FB as a storage place for your photos. Not even considering it is nothing you can depend on in years to come, the quality of the photo is degraded so that you cannot make prints, as you have seen. Store your original photos from your camera on either CD, or flashdrive, or an external hard drive. Use FB if you want to share photos, but never as an only place to keep your photos. Also, do not keep all your photos on your computer hard drive. Sooner or later you will lose them all. Keep them, as said, on external storage media. steve