Python 的像素颜色错误？

Question

I'm trying to get the pixel color from the screen at the coordinates x = 386, y = 1131 from the top left hand corner of the screen.

When I run

import PIL.ImageGrab
from time import sleep
sleep(2)
rgb2 = PIL.ImageGrab.grab().load()[386,1131]
couleur = list(rgb2)
del couleur[3]
couleur = '#%02x%02x%02x' % tuple(couleur)
print(couleur)

in python it gives me #2f3136 which is definitely a wrong color.

It should be #fb8908 like this script in AppleScript gives me:

delay 2
set colour to ""
set colour to do shell script "screencapture -R386,1131,1,1 -t bmp $TMPDIR/test.bmp && 
              xxd -p -l 3 -s 54 $TMPDIR/test.bmp | 
                   sed 's/\\(..\\)\\(..\\)\\(..\\)/\\3\\2\\1/'"
display dialog colour

I also tried to invert the x and y in the Python version but it still gives me another color than orange. What am I doing wrong?

Answer 1

After some tries, I finally got a solution. I got inspired with the topic here and searched a solution to get a screenshot from the screen. I don't know why AppleScript and Python give different hex code but the most important thing is that Python returns an orange color.

Here is the code

 from PIL import Image from time import sleep from subprocess import call sleep(2) call(["screencapture", "-R386,1131,1,1", "screenshot.jpg"]) im = Image.open('/Users/kevinshao/screenshot.jpg') pix = im.load() print('#%02x%02x%02x' % pix[1,1][:3])

Thanks @MarkSetchell and @acw1668 for helping me.