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Example of adjusting contrast of an image with Python and Pygame
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import pygame | |
img = pygame.image.load('F:\input.jpg') | |
W, H = img.get_width(), img.get_height() | |
contrast = int(input()) | |
F = (259 * (contrast + 255)) / (255 * (259 - contrast)) | |
def fix_color(color): | |
if color > 255: | |
return 255 | |
elif color < 0: | |
return 0 | |
else: | |
return int(color) | |
for x in range(W): | |
for y in range(H): | |
color = pygame.Surface.get_at(img, (x,y)) | |
R , G , B = F * (color.r - 128) + 128, F * (color.g - 128) + 128, F * (color.b - 128) + 128 | |
R , G , B = fix_color(R), fix_color(G), fix_color(B) | |
color.update(R,G,B) | |
pygame.Surface.set_at(img, (x,y), color) | |
pygame.image.save(img, 'F:\output.png') |
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