Example #1
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 def __init__(self, filename=None, color=None, *args, **kargs):
     self.img = None
     if sys.version_info >= (3, ) and isinstance(filename, (str)):
         self.img = pgmagick.Image(str(filename))
     elif sys.version_info < (3, ) and isinstance(filename, (unicode, str)):
         self.img = pgmagick.Image(str(filename))
     elif isinstance(filename, (list, tuple)):
         size = filename
         geometry = pgmagick.Geometry(int(size[0]), int(size[1]))
         if isinstance(color, (list, tuple)):
             r, g, b = int(color[0]), int(color[1]), int(color[2])
             color = pgmagick.Color(r, g, b)
             self.img = pgmagick.Image(geometry, color)
         elif isinstance(color, str):
             if color.find('gradient') == 0 or color.find('plasma') == 0:
                 self.img = pgmagick.Image(geometry, pgmagick.Color())
                 self.img.read(color)
             else:
                 color = pgmagick.Color(color)
                 self.img = pgmagick.Image(geometry, color)
         else:
             self.img = pgmagick.Image(geometry, pgmagick.Color())
         self.img.write(pgmagick.Blob(), 'MIFF')
     else:
         self.img = pgmagick.Image()
Example #2
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def pgmagick_scale_plus_sharpen(filename, width, height):
    im = pgmagick.Image(pgmagick.Blob(open(filename).read()),
                        pgmagick.Geometry(width, height))
    im.scale('%dx%d' % (width, height))
    im.sharpen(1)
    im.quality(95)
    im.write('outpgsharpen.jpg')
Example #3
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    def _resize_using_pg(self, image, width, height, mode):
        """ Resize using image mode. """

        blob = pg.Blob(image)
        blob_out = pg.Blob()
        img = pg.Image(blob)
        img.filterType(pg.FilterTypes.LanczosFilter)

        img = process_image_with_mode(img, width, height, mode)

        # Image should be repaged after a crop/resize
        img.page(pg.Geometry(0, 0, 0, 0))
        img.quality(90)  # minimise artifacts but keep size down

        img.write(blob_out, 'JPEG')
        return blob_out.data, img.size().width(), img.size().height()
Example #4
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    def _resize_using_pg(self, image, width, height, mode):
        """ Resize using image mode. """

        blob = pg.Blob(image)
        blob_out = pg.Blob()
        img = pg.Image(blob)
        img.filterType(pg.FilterTypes.LanczosFilter)

        img = process_image_with_mode(img, width, height, mode)

        # Image should be repaged after a crop/resize
        img.page(pg.Geometry(0, 0, 0, 0))
        if settings.IMAGE_QUALITY is not None:  # May be handled by custom mode
            img.quality(settings.IMAGE_QUALITY)

        img.write(blob_out, 'JPEG')
        return blob_out.data, img.size().width(), img.size().height()
Example #5
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 def _pgmagick(self):
     '''When an error is encountered while opening an image, run
     it through pgmagick since it is a lot more forgiving of errors
     (truncation, bad headers, etc). This seems to be rare, but this
     way we can process more things successfully. We want to still
     use PIL for all other operations we perform since they are faster
     than pgmagick.'''
     if self._pgmagick_ran:
         raise BadImage(_('Already converted with pgmagick'))
     self._pgmagick_ran = True
     blob = pgmagick.Blob(self.raw)
     image = pgmagick.Image()
     image.ping(blob)
     self._check_info(
         dict(format=image.magick(),
              width=image.columns(),
              height=image.rows()))
     image = pgmagick.Image(blob)
     image.quality(self.config['quality'])
     blob = pgmagick.Blob()
     image.write(blob)
     self.raw = blob.data
     self.profile.mark_time('pgmagick')
     self.profile.mark('pgmagick_size', len(self.raw))
Example #6
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def fingerprint_image(filename):
  img = pgmagick.Image(fix_gm_filename(filename))
  img.sample('160x160!')
  img.modulate(100.0, -100.0, 100.0)  # saturation=-100.
  img.blur(3, 99)  # radius=3, sigma=99.
  img.normalize()
  img.equalize()
  img.sample('16x16')
  img.threshold(half_threshold)
  img.magick('mono')
  blob = pgmagick.Blob()
  img.write(blob)
  # The output of the following command is identical to blob.data, but it's
  # diferent from `convert' (ImageMagick) instead of `gm
  # convert' (GraphicsMagick): even the output of (-sample '160x160!') is
  # different.
  #
  #   gm convert "${filename}" -sample '160x160!' -modulate 100,-100,100 -blur 3x99 -normalize -equalize -sample '16x16' -threshold 50% mono:t.out
  return blob.data  # 32 bytes.
Example #7
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#!/usr/bin/env python
import pgmagick

im = pgmagick.Image('existing.tif')

pdf = pgmagick.ImageList()
pdf.append(im)
pdf.append(im)
pdf.writeImages('new.pdf')

blob = pgmagick.Blob()
pdf.writeImages(blob)
print blob.length()
Example #8
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def pgmagick_scale_from_blob(filename, width, height):
    im = pgmagick.Image(pgmagick.Blob(open(filename).read()),
                        pgmagick.Geometry(width, height))
    im.scale('%dx%d' % (width, height))
    im.quality(95)
    im.write('outpg_fromblob.jpg')