Posted by Mike on Jan 13th, 2010
The Python Imaging Library (PIL) offers easy photo manipulation from python scripts. There’s some handy sample code on effbot.org that demonstrates how to alter an image’s palette to generate a sepia tone effect. It first desaturates the image, then applies a new palette based on a linear ramp.
I’ve cleanup up that sample code [...]
Posted by Mike on Sep 10th, 2008
I loved the post that a read on 37 signals about throwing out your bad shots. I have a tough time sometimes not posting everything I liked even a little bit online for my friends and family to see. In reality, looking back half-objectively, I could have left out a ton of cruft [...]
Posted by Mike on Sep 3rd, 2008
Almost immediately after I decide to give Flickr another try-out, Picasa goes and announces a revamp of their own site.
I decided to give their facial recognition a try. After visiting my picasa homepage, I clicked on the link suggesting that I try to identify my photos. After a few minutes, I was redirected to a [...]
Posted by Mike on Aug 31st, 2008
I’ve had a Flickr account for a while now, but always preferred my Picasa account for two major reasons:
storage limits
more albums
Well, I decided to give Flickr another shot. Lets see how this goes.
