hi
the problem is a syntax error that highlights pink the "elif" in the program just that. this code is to water mark picture "test.jpg" with the water mark of "model.jpg" with a mark on a white background the cod is: -
import Image,math
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model = Image.open("model.jpg")
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test = Image.open("test.jpg")
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x=test.size[0]
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y=test.size[1]
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im = Image.new("RGB",(x,y))
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for i in range(300):
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for j in range(300):
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rpixel,gpixel,bpixel=test.getpixel((i,j))
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rmodel,gmodel,bmodel=model.getpixel((i,j))
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if 255==rmodel and 255==gmodel and 255==bmodel:
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im.putpixel((i,j),(rpixel,gpixel,bpixel)
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elif rmodel!=255 or gmodel!=255 or bmodel!=255:
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rrr=int((1.2*rpixel-45))
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ggg=int((1.2*gpixel-45))
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bbb=int((1.2*bpixel-45))
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im.putpixel((i,j),(rrr,ggg,bbb)
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im.save('end.bmp')
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im.show()
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That error often indicates a missing closing parenthesis. A missing closing parenthesis is causing your error.
Oralloy 988
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lines 15 and 20 need closing parentheses.
Cheers!
Oralloy
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