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= using python & PIL, re-sorting on brightness: =

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from PIL import Image
import os, shutil
from glob import glob
 
# ***FROM VIDEO TO IMAGE***
inputfilename = "2001"
extension = ".mp4"
cmd = 'ffmpeg -i "{0}{1}" -f image2 -r .01 -an -y output/frame%04d.jpg'
cmd = cmd.format(inputfilename, extension)
print cmd 
os.system(cmd)
 
# ***SORTING IMAGES ON BRIGHTNESS (make grayscale, convert to 1x1px image, value the grayscaleness of this pixel) ***
def avg(p):
	pil_im = Image.open(p)
 
	i=pil_im.convert('L')
	i.thumbnail((1,1))
	g=i.getpixel((0,0))
	return g

imgs = glob("output/*.jpg")    
imgs.sort()
 
d = []
for x in imgs:
	d.append((avg(x), x))
d.sort()
print d

i=0
for g, image in d:
	newname='sorted/sorted{0:04d}.jpg'.format(i)
	print "copying", image , "to", newname
	shutil.copyfile(image, newname)
	i=i+1
 
# ***FROM IMAGES TO VIDEO***
cmd = "ffmpeg -f image2 -r 15 -i sorted/sorted%04d.jpg -y export-{0}.gif"
cmd = cmd.format(inputfilename)
print cmd
os.system(cmd)

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