Image registering with control points

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Carlos G
Nov 6, 2003
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I have two images that overlap the same area. I would like to co-register the images by picking control points in both images, and transforming one image to match the other. I haven’t been able to find any transforms that will do this for me. I have both images as bitmaps.

Any suggestions?

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Warren Sarle
Nov 7, 2003
"Carlos G" wrote in message
I have two images that overlap the same area. I would like to co-register the images by picking control points in both images, and transforming one image to match the other. I haven’t been able to find any transforms that will do this for me. I have both images as bitmaps.

There are probably hundreds of algorithms, but here’s a simple place to start:
http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/toolbox/images /registr6.shtml

sci.image.processing would be a better place to ask about details or other software.
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Carlos G
Nov 7, 2003
Hmmm, I should have been more specific. I want to do this with photoshop (hence my post to the photoshop group;) I’m aware of Matlab doing it, however, I have photoshop alredy but do not have Matlab. CG

"Warren Sarle" wrote in message
"Carlos G" wrote in message
I have two images that overlap the same area. I would like to
co-register
the images by picking control points in both images, and transforming
one
image to match the other. I haven’t been able to find any transforms
that
will do this for me. I have both images as bitmaps.

There are probably hundreds of algorithms, but here’s a simple place to start:
http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/toolbox/images /registr6.shtml
sci.image.processing would be a better place to ask about details or other software.

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