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I have an imgae with alpha channel. The alpha value is equal to 1. for all foreground pixels and is equal to 0 for all background pixels. When I read it using python OpenCV, I remark that the Alpha value is changed to 1 (255) for all pixels. I used this script to read the image. image withAlpha=cv2.imread("lace1.png",-1)# -1 or cv2.IMREAD_UNCHANGED C:\fakepath\3.png
I have an imgae with alpha channel. The alpha value is equal to 1. for all foreground pixels and is equal to 0 for all background pixels. When I read it using python OpenCV, I remark that the Alpha value is changed to 1 (255) for all pixels. I used this script to read the image.
image withAlpha=cv2.imread("lace1.png",-1)# image.
image withAlpha=cv2.imread("lace1.png",-1)# -1 or
cv2.IMREAD_UNCHANGEDcv2.IMREAD_UNCHANGED
I have an imgae with alpha channel. The alpha value is equal to 1. for all foreground pixels and is equal to 0 for all background pixels. When I read it using python OpenCV, I remark that the Alpha value is changed to 1 (255) for all pixels. I used this script to read the image.image. I think it is a bug on OpenCV, I have checked on mathematica and the value are coorect!
image withAlpha=cv2.imread("lace1.png",-1)# -1 or cv2.IMREAD_UNCHANGED
I have an imgae with alpha channel. The alpha value is equal to 1. for all foreground pixels and is equal to 0 for all background pixels. When I read it using python OpenCV, I remark that the Alpha value is changed to 1 (255) for all pixels. I used this script to read the image. I think it is a bug on OpenCV, I have checked on mathematica and the value are coorect!
image withAlpha=cv2.imread("lace1.png",-1)# -1 or cv2.IMREAD_UNCHANGED
