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Jim Robinson
| | Posted on Thursday, April 18, 2002 - 10:49 pm: |   |
I was wondering if this software could be used to join two sections of a circuit diagram ie no curve corrections needed. I have some large circuit diagrams which I scan in two sections but I would like to store as single files. No curve corrections needed in fact should not be used. Most lines at straight lines, horizontal and vertical.
Regards Jim |
John Strait
| | Posted on Friday, April 19, 2002 - 8:45 am: | |
While The Panorama Factory is not specifically intended for this purpose, it actually does a very good job of stitching this type of scan.
You can disable the image warping (curve distortion) by selecting Swing lens or rotational camera on the Camera properties dialog (Tools menu).
This method works well to stitch a row of flatbed scans into a larger image.
If you need to stitch a mosaic (two-dimensional array of images) you can still use The Panorama Factory. Although The Panorama Factory does not directly support mosaic stitching, you can use it to stitch the individual image rows, save these images, and then use it again to stitch the rows together into a large image.
See the FAQs Stitching scanned images of large photos and Multi Row stitching for more information. |
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