Take a bunch of images and generate an image sequence.
Maybe you have a number of photos from a sunset you want to show off as a sequence. Or you drew a comic strip and want to combine the panels. Or you've been taking a photo of a flower every day while it was blooming.
It's up to you, really!
Here's an example with a few photos I took a few years back:
% ./collage.py -i /.../photos --settings=mysettings
Found 4 input files. Creating a grid with 4 columns and 1 rows.
Processing /.../photos/P1010599.jpg...
Processing /.../photos/P1010600.jpg...
Processing /.../photos/P1010601.jpg...
Processing /.../photos/P1010602.jpg...
Writing output file: /.../collage/output/collage.jpg
And the final file looks like this:
The script is quite configurable. All current config options are in the file
settings.py. To change them, make a file settings_local.py and
overwrite whichever settings you want.
Note: settings_local does not automatically inherit settings. If you want
to reuse settings from settings.py, do from settings import * at the top
of your settings file.
- Without the PIL (Python Image Library), this script would do... nothing.
- Thanks to Brenda Gallo for making the font "Happy Monkey", and thanks to Google Web Fonts for helping me find it.
This software is licensed under a BSD License. Please read the file LICENSE for more information.