This script makes a copy of every picture in the directory decreasing the image size. Several parameters can be applied to customize the output.
Run
python pycture.py -o "2017_08_Barcelona" -r 4 -z 3 -s 96 -c png -t
or simply
python pycture.py
Value | Description | Char | Default |
---|---|---|---|
outputName | Output filename | -o |
Keep the filename, adding numeration to avoid override |
reduction ratio | Image size is divided by this number | -r |
2 |
zeroFill | Pads with 0 those output filenames that don't reach an specific length | -z |
0 |
picNumber | Starting number to name the pictures | -s |
1 |
file format converter | Converts photos the given format. Accepts jpeg , jpg and png |
-c |
Keep the same format |
timer | Prints the execution time once all the pictures are resized | -t |
- |
help | Displays information about the code | -h |
- |
This is what I am currently using to store those pictures that I want to keep but don't have great value. I am not an expert at all on image processing and I can't ensure that this is the right way to do it. I am more than welcome to receive feedback about it, cheers! 🙆🏽