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Gzip allows a compression level. ImageOpener can handle a compresslevel parameter. However, save, to_filename, and to_file_map do not expose this to the user. Seems the only way to do this is to change the default_compresslevel
load does allow the user to specify optional arguments; seems it would be useful to do for save...
This is preventing me from speeding up creation of large images for testing, but I could imagine someone wanting to vary the compression level (higher or lower; default is minimal, after all).
Feel free to close as wontfix or let me know if I'm missing the way to do this.
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Gzip allows a compression level.
ImageOpener
can handle acompresslevel
parameter. However,save
,to_filename
, andto_file_map
do not expose this to the user. Seems the only way to do this is to change thedefault_compresslevel
load
does allow the user to specify optional arguments; seems it would be useful to do forsave
...This is preventing me from speeding up creation of large images for testing, but I could imagine someone wanting to vary the compression level (higher or lower; default is minimal, after all).
Feel free to close as
wontfix
or let me know if I'm missing the way to do this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: