[krtrivdi]

Dear All

I wish to print date on the image captured by camera. I mean when we take photo from camera, there should be some date to be printed on any part of the image like when we take photo using digital still camera. I dont find any details on how to write some data on image..

Thanks

[krtrivdi]

Dear Forum

Since long i am observing that nobody is replying to my posts...!!!

Only LFD is the person who always tries to solve my problem...

Did i have done any mistake in past in asking any question? If yes then do tell me. I have come to forum for learning as i am python beginner...

If nobody is going reply my queries then it really hurts me that what is the meaning of asking...

Please help me ... i think my questions are not SO HARD for you expert guys over there...

PLEASE I REQUEST YOU>>> HELP ME

kiran

[jethro.fn]

I don't think you are the only one getting no answers. I've noticed that this forum has stagnated in the past couple of weeks. Perhaps people are weary of waiting for PyS60 to reach stability.

As for your original question, the graphics module can be used to read image files, draw on them and save them. Unfortunately the font support is still broken on 3rd Edition, so text rendering is impossible at the moment (or at least requires a third party module).

import graphics

# Load image to memory.
img = graphics.Image.open("E:\\original.jpg")

# Modify image in memory. Draw a red rectangle in the middle.
w, h = img.size
img.rectangle((w / 3, h / 3, w * 2 / 3, h * 2 / 3), fill = (255, 0, 0))

# Save image back to disk (memory card, actually).
img.save("E:\\modified.jpg", quality = 90)

[Skarabeus]

import camera
import time

img = camera.take_photo()
img.text((20,img.size[1]-25),time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S").decode(),font=u"LatinBold19",fill=(255,255,0))

img.save("E:\\Images\\photo.jpg")

You must select the apropiate font size and color.

Bye

[lfd]

As for your original question, the graphics module can be used to read image files, draw on them and save them. Unfortunately the font support is still broken on 3rd Edition, so text rendering is impossible at the moment (or at least requires a third party module).

If you want to achieve this with a 3rd edition device you can use a non-official PyS60 distribution compiled by our friend cycke64 (and not only a 3rd party module!). You can find the urls at http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...ad.php?t=97573

We own this distribution to GameDude that pointed out the solution for having visible fonts with the text method. Also there are still few bugs due to the modification. Read more in the previous link I gave you.

LFD