Load the value of im into a and now we have 2D tuple and live become easier, :)
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from __future__ import print_function from PIL import Image im = Image.open("gb/lena.jpg") a = im.load() print('a[0,0] = ',a[0,0]) print('a[0,0][0] = ',a[0,0][0]) print('a[0,0][1] = ',a[0,0][1]) print('a[0,0][2] = ',a[0,0][2])
If we run it
Nugrohos-MacBook-Air:citra nugroho$ python readIm.py a[0,0] = (226, 161, 119) a[0,0][0] = 226 a[0,0][1] = 161 a[0,0][2] = 119