I'm pretty sure I've fixed this once on a mac, but unfortunately I
can't remember what I did. In fact, sadly, I'm not sure I knew what I
did at the time, I just kept trying different things I until it
worked.
>From your original link, I think we just have to correctly do option
5, i.e. edit the
well one crappy solution is use convert, from the imagemagik suite,
which ships with every mac:
sage: %convert image.jpg new_image.png
... but of course that's not ideal.
On 24 sep, 17:56, wdjoyner wrote:
> I think this is a mac issue. It does not happen for me in linux.
> I'd be very interest
I think this is a mac issue. It does not happen for me in linux.
I'd be very interested in a solution (preferably a very simple one:-)
since I have a mac as well and have experienced the same problem
you reported.
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 10:22 AM, Pierre wrote:
>
> Is it just me then ? can ever
Is it just me then ? can everyone else use the PIL with jpeg ? i've
got two macs with a slightly different version of leopard, this fails
on both.
On 23 sep, 18:15, Pierre wrote:
> Mac OS X. Sage was compiled from source.
>
> This all seems like a path problem, really.
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On Sep 22, 10:14 am, Pierre wrote:
> hi all,
>
> i've install the PIL with
>
> sage -i pil-1.1.6
>
> Seems to work. However when trying the following:
>
> import Image
> im= Image.open("foo.jpg")
> im.convert("L") #should convert to B&W i think
