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How to determine pen color from an image? - robie972003 - Mar-24-2019 So lets say I have a .png image and I want the pen color to be the (0,0) pixel on the picture, am I able to do that in python? RE: How to determine pen color from an image? - scidam - Mar-24-2019 You need to load an image into Python memory first. That could be done, e.g. using scikit-image or Pillow packages. So, if you have a png-file named myfile.png , you can get color at (0, 0) position as follows:from skimage import io img = io.imread("myfile.png") color_rgb = img[0, 0, :] print("Color of the (0, 0)-pixel is ", color_rgb) RE: How to determine pen color from an image? - robie972003 - Mar-24-2019 Thank you so much! Is there anyway I could do that in the turtle library tho? |