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Optimizing Python Manga Image Viewer and General Code Format Advise

I'm currently making a manga (read: comic) viewer in pythonPython. This project has been a code as you learn-as-you-learn project, because I have been trying to code this as I learned about Tkinter. Python I have known for some time, but not too long.

Performance wise-wise, I'm worried about the image loading and resizing time; it seems slow. I found out one thing by experimenting: when resizing "P" type images it is a lot slower than converting it to "L" (greyscale) and then resizing. Also the fullscreen is buggy, but this (and other minor bugs, coding format problems) is because I have thrown this together and haven't really re-coded it nicely yet (as I often do after I learn what I want it to be like, if you understand what I mean).

Format wise-wise, I don't think I have the best organization there is, maybe there is a better practice to hold up, or multiple files maybe (but pythonPython can't do this?)?

Optimizing Python Image Viewer and General Code Format Advise

I'm currently making a manga (read: comic) viewer in python. This project has been a code as you learn project, because I have been trying to code this as I learned about Tkinter. Python I have known for some time, but not too long.

Performance wise, I'm worried about the image loading and resizing time; it seems slow. I found out one thing by experimenting: when resizing "P" type images it is a lot slower than converting it to "L" (greyscale) and then resizing. Also the fullscreen is buggy, but this (and other minor bugs, coding format problems) is because I have thrown this together and haven't really re-coded it nicely yet (as I often do after I learn what I want it to be like, if you understand what I mean).

Format wise, I don't think I have the best organization there is, maybe there is a better practice to hold up, or multiple files maybe (but python can't do this?)?

Python Manga Image Viewer

I'm currently making a manga (read: comic) viewer in Python. This project has been a code-as-you-learn project, because I have been trying to code this as I learned about Tkinter. Python I have known for some time, but not too long.

Performance-wise, I'm worried about the image loading and resizing time; it seems slow. I found out one thing by experimenting: when resizing "P" type images it is a lot slower than converting it to "L" (greyscale) and then resizing. Also the fullscreen is buggy, but this (and other minor bugs, coding format problems) is because I have thrown this together and haven't really re-coded it nicely yet (as I often do after I learn what I want it to be like, if you understand what I mean).

Format-wise, I don't think I have the best organization there is, maybe there is a better practice to hold up, or multiple files maybe (but Python can't do this?)?

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