# With credit to Ben Nuttall and for the original version of this code from PIL import Image from time import gmtime, strftime from itertools import cycle # Change these values for your own setup overlays_dir = "/home/pi/allseeingpi/overlays" pictures_dir = "/home/pi/allseeingpi" overlays = ['girl', 'cowboy', 'top', 'pink', 'glassesnose', 'moustache', 'sunglasses', 'elvis', 'emo', 'blackhat', 'emo2', 'baseball', 'flowers', 'santa', 'alps', 'mop', 'glasses'] overlay = overlays[0] # Overlay functions def _get_overlay_image(overlay): # Open the overlay as an Image object return Image.open(overlays_dir + "/" + overlay + ".png") def _pad(resolution, width=32, height=16): # Pads the specified resolution # up to the nearest multiple of *width* and *height*; this is # needed because overlays require padding to the camera's # block size (32x16) return ( ((resolution[0] + (width - 1)) // width) * width, ((resolution[1] + (height - 1)) // height) * height, ) def remove_overlays(camera): # Remove all overlays from the camera preview for o in camera.overlays: camera.remove_overlay(o) def gen_filename(): # Generate a filename with a timestamp filename = strftime(pictures_dir + "/image-%d-%m %H:%M.png", gmtime()) return filename def preview_overlay(camera=None, overlay=None): # Remove all overlays remove_overlays(camera) # Get an Image object of the chosen overlay overlay_img = _get_overlay_image(overlay) # Pad it to the right resolution pad = Image.new('RGB', _pad(camera.resolution)) pad.paste(overlay_img, (0, 0)) # Add the overlay camera.add_overlay(pad.tobytes(), alpha=128, layer=3) def output_overlay(output=None, overlay=None): # Take an overlay Image overlay_img = _get_overlay_image(overlay) # ...and a captured photo output_img = Image.open(output).convert('RGBA') # Combine the two and save the image as output new_output = Image.alpha_composite(output_img, overlay_img) new_output.save(output) all_overlays = cycle(overlays)