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Adding Border to the Image | Fundamentals of Image Manipulation with Python
Fundamentals of Image Manipulation with Python
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Fundamentals of Image Manipulation with Python

bookAdding Border to the Image

In OpenCV, the cv2.copyMakeBorder() function is used to add a border to an image. It creates a new image with a border around the original image, where the size, type, and color of the border can be specified. The function requires several parameters:

  1. src: The image to be modified.
  2. top, bottom, left, right: The number of pixels to add in each respective direction.
  3. borderType: The type of the border to be added.
  4. value: The color of the border, specified as a tuple of Red, Green, Blue, and optionally Alpha values.
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In OpenCV, the cv2.copyMakeBorder() function is used to add a border to an image. It creates a new image with a border around the original image, where the size, type, and color of the border can be specified. The function requires several parameters:

  1. src: The image to be modified.
  2. top, bottom, left, right: The number of pixels to add in each respective direction.
  3. borderType: The type of the border to be added.
  4. value: The color of the border, specified as a tuple of Red, Green, Blue, and optionally Alpha values.
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  1. Add a border to the image with specified parameters.

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