ValueError: tile cannot extend outside image on fromarray()

[NicoLivesey]

What did you do?

Trying to convert an array into Image after crop

What did you expect to happen?

Works

What actually happened?

ValueError: tile cannot extend outside image

What are your OS, Python and Pillow versions?

• OS: Ubuntu 18
• Python: 3.6...
• Pillow: 5.1.0

I basically run a script over more than 50k images and this part fails randomly. I have seen related issues such as #3044 and other ones on Stackoverflow but this never happens on an already cropped image.

Thank you in advance !

crop = image[a:b, c:d]
crop_pil = Image.fromarray(crop)

[hugovk]

Please can include the image that causes the problem?

Please can also include a self-contained, copy-pastable code sample? Be concise with code posted. Guidelines on how to provide a good bug report:

• https://stackoverflow.com/help/mcve

Bug reports which follow these guidelines are easier to diagnose, and are often handled much more quickly. Thank you!

[NicoLivesey]

I am really sorry but I cannot provide neither the image nor the full code and the code sample is the only interesting part of the process. Before that I get coordinates from an object detection model.
In the code example, the crop that causes the problem is:

crop = image[484:852, 22:598]
crop_pil = Image.fromarray(crop)

Once again, I am really sorry that I cannot fit your bug report policy but I just wanted to know if anyone already met an issue like this. I am really thankful for your help.

[radarhere]

I imagine you'll say that it is not the same, but there is #2383 (comment), which is fixed in the unreleased master branch.

Depending on your architecture, there is #3841.

Could you try using the master branch version of Pillow, rather than Pillow 5.1.0?

[radarhere]

In case it helps, Pillow 6.1.0 has now been released, which fixes both the issues that I mentioned.

[NicoLivesey]

Thank you very much !

[vnyk]

I have pillow 6.10 installed and still getting this error.
Did anyone found any alternative solution

[radarhere]

@vnyk could you create a new issue describing your problem, with a self-contained example including a source image?

[vnyk]

@radarhere I did it here #4517