Divides an image into a specified dimensioned grid. Each tile of the grid is filled of the dominant color in the corresponding region of the image. You can run the script with the following command :
python imageColorTiler.py <path-to-image> <columns> <rows>
Here is a few examples of what this script can achieve :
Get the most dominant color in your image. This was the original purpose of this script but I decided to tweak it and make it with a grid system.
python imageColorTiler.py ./examples/color/original.jpg 1 1
Shot from the Blade Runner 2049 (2017):
Dominant color :
Slice an image into several band (e.g. for seeing the color repartion through the image)
python imageColorTiler.py ./examples/slice/original.jpg 8 1
Shot from the Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017):
Sliced image :
You can simply pixelate an image
python imageColorTiler.py ./examples/pixel/original.jpg 80 100
Shot from the movie Skyfall (2012):
Pixelated image :
