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How to use Pillow to set RGB value of a PNG based on a binary mask I did check the size, they are identical: <PIL.JpegImagePlugin.JpegImageFile image mode=RGB size=400x225 at 0x20FE296D430> <PIL.PngImagePlugin.PngImageFile image mode=RGBA size=400x225 at 0x20FE2A19910> |
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How to use Pillow to set RGB value of a PNG based on a binary mask Thanks for your help! But your code throw an error when I run it: ValueError: images do not match |
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Can I generate presigned link before I put the item into S3 bucket? I don't think async is the solution here. Base on my limited knowledge, I need to store the img into S3 and then based on its key to generate the presigned link. I wonder if it is possible to generate a link first so I can instantly respond to the request, and then save the img to S3. |
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Let multiple pair of images overlay within their own div This works just as expected, thanks a lot :) ! |
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Let multiple pair of images overlay within their own div By the way, is it possible to not differentiate "base" and "overlay", and just let img2 over img1, and img4 over img3? |
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Let multiple pair of images overlay within their own div I tested it in playcode.io/css and the display is incorrect. I put them in a HTML and the display is now correct. Thanks! |
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Let multiple pair of images overlay within their own div Thanks, I tried it but the two images are displayed side by side, instead of one above another. |
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Two images do not perfect align when using Pillow putalpha to set image transparency Thanks for the suggestion, my question is more leaning to the "why" side, because I can just use the original image rather than split and then composite them together. What is the reason this white line exist, is there something I did incorrectly to use the putalpha function? |
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