I need to use the x and y positions of two separate tuples as a single tuple in order to input it into the next part of my code, any help is appreciated.
img1 = Image('img1.jpg')
blobs1 = img1.findBlobs()
if blobs1:
print blobs1
else:
print ERROR
img2 = Image('img2.jpg')
blobs2 = img2.findBlobs()
if blobs2:
print blobs2
else:
print ERROR
This prints two lines
[SimpleCV.Features.Blob.Blob object at (500, 600) with area 50]
[SimpleCV.Features.Blob.Blob object at (200, 800) with area 67]
How can I use the X position of the first line and the Y position of the second line as the X- and Y-positions of a new tuple, to obtain the color at the new XY position in a different image?
pixcol = Image('img.jpg')
colrgb = pixcol[ 'new XY tuple' ]
print colrgb
EDITED
use blob.coordinates()
pixcol = Image('img.jpg')
tup1 = pixcol.findBlobs().x # tup1 = X
tup2 = pixcol.findBlobs().y # tup2 = Y
colrgb = pixcol[(tup1,tup2)] # insert the tuple
print colrgb
So in your real code, you'd have:
...
if blobs1:
tup1 = blobs1.x
...
if blobs2:
tup2 = blobs2.x
...
pixcol = Image('img.jpg')
colrgb = pixcol[(tup1,tup2)]
print colrgb