In the Anaconda Prompt, with your Anaconda environment active, run: Python 3.5.2 :: Continuum Analytics, Inc. (myWindowsCV) C:\Users\Chris>python -version Running “python –version” should now return Python 3.5.* as opposed to your system Python version. When the environment’s name is prepended to the command line, the environment is active, and Anaconda has modified the $PATH variables of the console to point to various directories in anaconda3/envs/myWindowsCV.
Now, you should see “(myWindowsCV)” prepended to the command line. We use Python 3.5 for compatibility with the OpenCV 3 distribution we will be using.Ĭonda create -name myWindowsCV python=3.5 Run the following to create and activate a new Anaconda environment for Python 3.5. # Basics of Anaconda environment management #Ĭonda create -name myNewEnv python=x.x.x Below are some basics of Anaconda environment management. When we install OpenCV 3, we will do so in an Anaconda environment that uses specifically Python 3.5, and that version of Python will only be accessible through the environment. Īnaconda environments are similar to a Python virtualenv, except they use Anaconda’s superb package managers.
#Brew install opencv specific version windows
This section is essentially a Windows distillation of.
#Brew install opencv specific version code
All of the code we discuss in these instructions will be run directly in the Anaconda Prompt. This is a modified version of the Windows Command Prompt that support specific Anaconda commands. Search in your Windows taskbar for the Anaconda Prompt. These include the Anaconda Navigator, Anaconda Cloud, Spyder, and the Anaconda Prompt. Install it with the default settings.Īnaconda installs a few programs on your computer when you run the installer. Make sure to install the “Python 3.6 Version” for the appropriate architecture. Head over to continuum.io/downloads/ and install the latest version of Anaconda. Since a lot of users will be interested in solely Python OpenCV, I figured it would be helpful to post a relatively quick method for getting Python OpenCV 3 up and running on Windows. Recently, Satya Mallick, founder of, posted an impressive (but complicated) method for installing OpenCV 3 on Windows that supports both the C++ and Python API’s.
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