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cv2.imshow - RGB values too big #15162
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UI is definitely broken, did you noticed it ? |
@chiboreache, Please provide more details: build configuration ( |
Arch Linux is always bleeding edge up to date to the last available versions of core, wm, de, software, etc. this is simple imshow in Python 3.7.3, with plain image, that I zoomed much I saw some yt tutor, and I know that every small square must to contain numeric info about every channel, but instead we can see only part, VERY BIG part of it
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Can not reproduce in Ubuntu 18 (GTK+ 3.22.30). Please add more details: how do you install OpenCV and how do you zoom in? |
@mshabunin цифры имеют статик сайз и скейлятся вместе с зумом, мне кажется это брейкинг бихевиор т.к на нормальных больших изображениях эти цифры получаются слишком большими устанавливал и через пип и через пакман(офф репка арч линукса) |
@chiboreache , please use English here. I asked how do you make zoom in, because AFAIK this feature works only with Qt highgui backend, but your configuration shows that you use GTK:
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meh.. that was home pc, here is my pc at work
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Did you try to build with Qt 5? Is it version from pip? |
how I supposed to use it?
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could you provide screenshot that all pixels shows proper channel numbers on large image |
ok, I get it, I'll try to report about problem into pacman community |
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