Python PIL | Image.getdata ()

getdata() Returns the content of this image as a sequence object containing pixel values. The sequence object is aligned so that the values ​​for the first row immediately follow the values ​​for the null string, etc.

Note that the sequence object returned by this method is an internal PIL datatype that only supports certain operations sequence. To convert it to a regular sequence (e.g. for printing) use list (im.getdata ()).

Syntax: Image.getdata (band = None)

Parameters:

band - What band to return. The default is to return all bands. To return a single band, pass in the index value (eg 0 to get the “R” band from an “RGB” image).

Returns type : A sequence-like object.

Image used:

# import Image module from PIL package from PIL import Image    # open image im = Image. open (r  "C: UsersSystem-PcDesktoplion.png" ). Convert ( "L" )     # get colors # RBG images im1 = Image.Image.getdata (im)    print (im1)

Exit :

 ImagingCore object at 0x0000026E11CD52D0 

Another example: here we change picture. 
Image in use

# import Image module from PIL from PIL import Image    # open image im = Image. open (r "C: UsersSystem-PcDesktop ree.jpg " ). Convert ( " L " )    # get colors # RBG images im1 = Image.Image.getdata (im)     print (im1)

Exit :

 ImagingCore object at 0x0000029BA596C230