Display an Image with OpenCV

Here’s a simple Python script to load and display an image using OpenCV. The imread() function is used to display an image with OpenCV:

The following is the output:

Display an Image with OpenCV
Explanation:

This above Python script uses the OpenCV library to load and display an image. The script begins by importing the OpenCV library.:

  • It then reads an image from the specified file path and loads it into a variable named image.
  • The cv2.imread() function is used for this purpose, reading the image in its original color format.
  • Next, the script displays the image in a window with the title “My YouTube Channel’s cake” using the cv2.imshow() function.
  • To ensure the image window remains open, the script includes a cv2.waitKey(0) function, which waits indefinitely for a key press.
  • Once a key is pressed, the script closes all OpenCV windows using the cv2.destroyAllWindows() function. This process allows users to view the loaded image and close the display window at their convenience.

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