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No matter, how the imencode does it's part. It will always require imdecode to extract the image back.
This end result seems to be off-topic
For my case I needed to save the processed image so wanted to know how the image was encoded in imencode but I actually didn't find a specific answer.
This could be a work around to my problem, I'll be trying it after this post. May be will be helpful for anyone with similar problem.
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No matter, how the imencode does it's part. It will always require imdecode to extract the image back.
This end result seems to be off-topic
For my case I needed to save the processed image so wanted to know how the image was encoded in imencode but I actually didn't find a specific answer.
This could be a work around to my problem, I'll be trying it after this post. May be will be helpful for anyone with similar problem.
PS:
Found a simple solution, use a Tempfile to store the image using cv2.imwrite,then upload this Tempfile
Here's the code
with NamedTemporaryFile() as temp:
# Extract name to the temp file
iName = "".join([str(temp.name), ".jpg"])
# save image to temp file
cv2.imwrite(iName, duplicate_image)