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| from PIL import Image | |
| img = Image.open("test_image.jpg") | |
| img = img.convert("RGB") | |
| datas = img.getdata() | |
| new_image_data = [] | |
| for item in datas: | |
| # change all white (also shades of whites) pixels to yellow | |
| if item[0] in list(range(190, 256)): | |
| new_image_data.append((255, 204, 100)) | |
| else: | |
| new_image_data.append(item) | |
| # update image data | |
| img.putdata(new_image_data) | |
| # save new image | |
| img.save("test_image_altered_background.jpg") | |
| # show image in preview | |
| img.show() |
if item[0] in list(range(190, 256)):
How does one determine this range? Thanks!
Hello there,
In this example, I get the first value i.e item[0] of the tuple e.g. RGB(190, 240, 200).
Hence, item[0] = 190, which in range of my condition.
Then I replace that pixel with yellow i.e RGB(255, 204, 100).
This condition can change, it depends on what colour in image i.e test_image.jpg you want to replace. I attached a short sample using the exact code. I hope that's clear!
Screen.Recording.2021-06-14.at.10.27.50.AM.mov
In this example, I get the first value i.e item[0] of the tuple e.g.
RGB(190, 240, 200).
Hence,item[0] = 190, which in range of my condition.
Then I replace that pixel with yellow i.e RGB(255, 204, 100).
Can you please be more specific or show the code as how we are suppose to do that
@fschatbot Use MS paint's colour picker or use GIMP and guess the colour range. There is no definite method to determine the range.
if item[0] in list(range(190, 256)):
How does one determine this range? Thanks!