John Cupitt
Could you try: ```python img = pyvips.Image.openslideload('G:/QuPathImages/OS-2.ndpi') img.dzsave("G:/QuPathImages/OS-2", overlap=1, tile_size=1022, suffix='jpeg') ``` Just to verify that you are getting the correct loader. Openslide does not support recent NDPI files, that...
Hi @WeisiminPeng-Simmi, In python, you can just do ```python (a == b).min() == 255 ``` ie. compare the images pixel by pixel to make an image of 0 and 255,...
Hi again @fanke12345, You'll need to give more information before I can reproduce this problem. - What linux is this - How did you install libvips - How did you...
Hello @yhagio, How many frames are you combining? I suppose extremely large numbers might cause problems. Do you know which libvips version you are using? You can make your code...
Hello, `avifsave_target` isn't really deprecated, it's just hidden from downstream bindings. It's an internal class used to implement automatic AVIF format selection from the suffix. In Python (for example), you're...
Nice! It should make the API look a little simpler too.
Hiya, nip2's programming language is something like haskell, if you know that. You could use `split (equal '.')` to split on period characters, then use `last` to get the final...
... you can write image processing functions in the same language, edit their definition, and watch all your images update. You can zoom in on individual pixels and see how...
The problem seems to be that this image uses lossless JP2K with the `PhotometricInterpretation` set to `YBR_RCT`, ie. reversible YCbCr. Currently, the openslide DICOM loader only supports RGB and `YBR_ICT`...