Hi !
Super quick post today with a cool scenario to support my TikTok videos in Spanish (I know 😀):
How to add a pencil sketch effect to an image using python and opencv
Here is the output with an original photo from my office and a new image with the pencil sketch effect:
Sample code:
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# Copyright (c) 2022
# Author : Bruno Capuano
# Create Time : 2022 Feb
# Change Log :
# – Open a local image
# – Apply a pencil sketch effect to the image
#
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import cv2
# open an image using opencv
imgOriginal = cv2 .imread ('Office2.jpg' )
img = cv2 .resize (imgOriginal , (324 , 720 ))
cv2 .imshow ('@ElBruno – Office' , img )
# get image height and width
height , width , channels = img .shape
img_gray = cv2 .cvtColor (img , cv2 .COLOR_RGB2GRAY )
img_blur = cv2 .GaussianBlur (img_gray , (21 , 21 ), 0 , 0 )
img_blend = cv2 .divide (img_gray , img_blur , scale = 256 )
cv2 .imshow ('@ElBruno – Pencil Sketch' , img_blend )
# save image using opencv
cv2 .imwrite ('OfficePencilSketch.jpg' , img )
# key controller
cv2 .waitKey (0 )
cv2 .destroyAllWindows ()
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