Welcome once again, today's my post is about installation of OpenCV for Python(Windows).
Linux users click here to see installation process of OpenCV on Linux.
First Way
Step 1: Download Windows msi installer of Python 2.7 from here.
Step 2: install numpy(required) and matplotlib(optional) libraries.
(a) installation of numpy.
(1) Download
numpy‑1.13.1+mkl‑cp27‑cp27m‑win32.whl
from here and extract file using 7zip.
(2)copy numpy folder from extracted folder and paste it into C:\python27\lib\site-packages.
(3) Verify installation:
Import numpy in Python IDLE.
(b) installation of matplotlib.
click here
Step 3: download latest release of OpenCV of from here and extract it into C drive.
Step 4: copy cv2.pyd file from C:\opencv\build\python\2.7\x86 and paste it into C:\python27\lib\site-packages.
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Post update:
set the system environment variables for OpenCV:
(a) My Computer > Properties > Advanced system setting > Environment variables.
(b) create a new system variable.
Variable name: OPENCV_DIR
Value: C:/opencv
)
Verify installation:
Open Python IDLE and import cv2
If you have problem in installation process, please share with us in comments. We will try to give solution.
Thanks friends
By R Patidar
Linux users click here to see installation process of OpenCV on Linux.
First Way
Step 1: Download Windows msi installer of Python 2.7 from here.
Step 2: install numpy(required) and matplotlib(optional) libraries.
(a) installation of numpy.
(1) Download
numpy‑1.13.1+mkl‑cp27‑cp27m‑win32.whl
from here and extract file using 7zip.
(2)copy numpy folder from extracted folder and paste it into C:\python27\lib\site-packages.
(3) Verify installation:
Import numpy in Python IDLE.
(b) installation of matplotlib.
click here
Step 3: download latest release of OpenCV of from here and extract it into C drive.
Step 4: copy cv2.pyd file from C:\opencv\build\python\2.7\x86 and paste it into C:\python27\lib\site-packages.
(
Post update:
set the system environment variables for OpenCV:
(a) My Computer > Properties > Advanced system setting > Environment variables.
(b) create a new system variable.
Variable name: OPENCV_DIR
Value: C:/opencv
)
Verify installation:
Open Python IDLE and import cv2
If you have problem in installation process, please share with us in comments. We will try to give solution.
Thanks friends
By R Patidar
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