Python: Getting image dimensions from URL
There is no general way that you can know anything about an image until you retrieve (download) it.  However, if the site you're downloading from has some standardized size in the URL (http://example.com/images/64x64/scary_clown.jpg), you might be able to use that -- assuming you trust them to enforce those sizes.
I'm working on a Python app (using the Django framework and running on Google Appengine). I'm trying to obtain the dimensions (width/height) of a remote image, from its url.
Is there any I can do this without having to download the image? I haven't found anything so far...