Bit Depth Color Mode Convert
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Overview
Aspose.PSD is a powerful library for working with PSD (Photoshop Document) files in Python. It provides various features for converting between different color modes and bit depths.
To convert between different color modes, you can use the examples from this page. This example shows you how to easily change the color mode of a PSD file. For example, you can convert an RGB image to CMYK or grayscale, or vice versa.
These examples demonstrate how to use Aspose.PSD for Python to convert between different color modes and bit depths in PSD files. You can customize the code according to your specific requirements and integrate it into your Python projects.
Example
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# This example from Aspose.PSD for Python Gist | |
def ConvertBetweenColorModesAndBitDepthTest(): | |
source_file_name = "John-OConnor_Spring-Reflections_example.psd" | |
output_file_name = "result.psd" | |
with PsdImage.load(source_file_name) as image: | |
psdSaveOpt = PsdOptions() | |
psdSaveOpt.channels_count = 5 | |
psdSaveOpt.color_mode = ColorModes.CMYK | |
psdSaveOpt.compression_method = CompressionMethod.RLE | |
image.save(output_file_name, psdSaveOpt) |