wiredfool

There's a comment in the GIF c code that it's not a particularly optimized quantizer, and that there are other algorithims that would be better. There's also a outstanding issue...

There are a couple of methods in Pillow for saving to Gif (and jpeg) using external programs. I'm not really happy with them for a few reasons, those caveats among...

Actually, it's simpler than that. Pillow doesn't do compression on GIFs. It only implements the uncompressed frame format. So anything that's going to do GIF compression is going to beat...

If you’d like to contribute a gif compressor under the PIL license, go for it.

Pillow has supported some 16bit integer modes for a while. Currently there's support for unsigned int16, in little or bigendian mode. Some of that should patch cleanly, but the Access.c...

Are there samples of the 16bit terrain data online?

What kind of image is it? Can I get a sample?

I think for the most part, native endianness is a good idea, legacy issues aside. On the other hand, I don't think that putting data into `RGB` if it's anything...

What part of the stack handles `abfs`? It seems like it's how the planetary computer datasets are stored (these days anyway) and the walkthrough using qgis just fails hard on...

from the original code -- ```python for i in range(len(onlyfiles)): fname = onlyfiles[i] image = PIL.Image.open(fname) # Do something images.append(image) image.tobytes("xbm", "rgb") if i / 10000 == 1: print('iteration ',...