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it is probably easier, than you thought:
in python, images are just numpy arrays, so you could access a single pixel at x,y like:
color = image[y,x] # row major, like in opencv
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it is probably easier, than you thought:
in python, images are just numpy arrays, so you could access a single pixel at x,y like:
color = image[y,x] # row major, like in opencv
given a bgr image (3 channels), you'll recieve a tuple, such as:
(12,156,222)
to get a single hex value from that:
hex = (color[0] << 16) + (color[1] << 8) + (color[2])