from escpos import printer
import tkinter as tk
import win32print
from PIL import Image, ImageWin,ImageOps

I am trying to add COLOR emojis onto images as overlay, but it seems like the emojis keep being rendered in black and white, and also transparent:

I am trying to put player headshots inside / mask a circle around. However I get a colour on the background rather than transparent.Anyone have any idea how I might achieve this?

I am using PIL.Image.thumbnail() to resize images whilst maintaining aspect ratio.
However I have noticed a rather annoying behaviour.

I’m trying to open a file from a device (iPhone) to get its EXIF.
The path to file looks as:
"::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}::{55DE1ED1-3F3E-4C88-BC1A-819EFF0BE330}73cdac9ad5200bebf6ab95998c1bed571f70fd23PhotoLibraryphoto_library.album.all_assetsA2FD049A03544E90B70243069CB28014.JPG"

I used a model for image detection, and I have this warning as output:

I am downloading images from an offline system (Google Photos) I can download the files and save them locally that works fine.

I have a pixel array ranging [0-1] and want to convert it to image type.

I am currently trying to alter a given image to make it look distorted. However, when trying to alter an image, I want to extract the specific RGB values after distortion.

I am making an app that makes an animation of expanding circles. See the example code where one circle draws almost instantly, while the next one takes orders of magnitude longer. What is causing this and how can I fix it?