Images are not resizing, being saved in original size.

alpinerunner

I'm trying to take the newest image from my photo album and resize it to 120x120.

Here is my code.

import photos as p
import PIL as y

x = p.get_count()
img = p.get_image(x-1)

thmb = img.resize((120,120))
thmb.show()

rslt = p.save_image(thmb)
print rslt

The image is saved back to my photo album, but when I look in the photo album directly from the iphone, the image maintains its original size.

When I run the following script a second time, it should load the 120x120 resized image. Here's the crazy part. When I print the dimensions of that image, it's 120x120, even though it's 817x817 in my iOS photo album.

What am I missing here?

Thanks.

alpinerunner

Let me try some better line breaks:

import photos as p
import PIL as y
x = p.get_count()
img = p.get_image(x-1)
thmb = img.resize((120,120))
thmb.show()
rslt = p.save_image(thmb)
print rslt

omz

Are you sure this is the exact code you're using? It works fine for me. A common mistake would be to use p.save_image(img) instead of p.save_image(thmb), but that doesn't seem to be the case here.

ccc

Agreed. For me, the above script works as expected on both iPhone and iPad.

alpinerunner

I figured out my problem. 817 x 817 meant it was the 817th photo out of an album of 817. The images were in fact being saved to the correct size.

Live and learn.
Sorry guys.