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Hands-On Image Processing with Python
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Hands-On Image Processing with Python

by Sandipan Dey
November 2018
Intermediate to advanced
492 pages
12h 19m
English
Packt Publishing
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Negating an image

We can use the point() function to transform each pixel value with a single-argument function. We can use it to negate an image, as shown in the next code block. The pixel values are represented using 1-byte unsigned integers, which is why subtracting it from the maximum possible value will be the exact point operation required on each pixel to get the inverted image:

im = Image.open("../images/parrot.png") im_t = im.point(lambda x: 255 - x)im_t.show()

The next figure shows the negative image, the output of the previous code:

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