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python binding for libvips using cffi
Hi, I'm using pyvips for image registration on whole slide images (WSI). I have successfully generated both the target and warped source images, both in TIFF format and of the...
Hi, i want to ask if there is a method in pyvips that i can use to transfer a wsi image in mrxs format to the tiff format Thank you...
is there an option to crop image before saving so the empty spaces with no useful info are removed to reduce file size? as I'm creating big array at start...
Hi. I'm performing manipulations on WSIs and saving intermediate results in HDF5. The end results are being saved to a new WSI using `pyvips.Image.new_from_array`. However when running on very large...
Hi @jcupitt, I am trying to split a many-page image into a list of N separate images. Code: ```python import pyvips file_path = "/filesharemnt/testpdf.pdf" DPI = float(150) multi_page_image = pyvips.Image.pdfload(file_path,...
python version: 3.11.9 pyvips: 2.2.3 cffi: 1.16.0 libvips: 8.15.3 Pyvips fails to load dll library despite the following code: ``` python vips_bin_dir = os.path.abspath(os.path.join('..', 'ImageTools', 'vips-dev-815-win', 'bin')) add_dll_dir = getattr(os,...
Proposal: Add convenience integration with PIL/Pillow, eg. converting back and forth. Something along the lines of ``` pyvips.Image.from_pil(pil_img) ``` and ``` vips_img.pil() # -> PIL.Image.Image ``` Happy to contribute a...
### Operating System: - Ubuntu ### Libvips Version: - Libvips 8.15 with OpenSlide 4.0 ### Slide Format: - DICOM, TIFF ### Issue Details: I am using **pyvips** to load a...
I am wondering how to determine the byte order of the currently loaded image using PyVIPS? I noticed that `libvips` appears to offer a suitable method for determining byte order,...
Windows 10 Python 3.12.2 libvips 8.16 [all] 64gb RAM Using John's method [detailed here](https://forum.image.sc/t/writing-qupath-bio-formats-compatible-pyramidal-image-with-libvips/51223/14), I was successfully converting a 469MB .svs file into a .tiff format. I was fiddling with...