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Compensating scanner distortion - looking for volunteers with a scanner
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(03-04-2022, 01:34 PM)PixLab Wrote:
(03-04-2022, 11:54 AM)Krikor Wrote:
(03-01-2022, 08:24 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: It's not very hard either. You just have to make a careful scan and create a path with anchors at the right places.

Allow me to disagree with that...  Blush

I agree with @Krikor, I read the manual... twice (second time very slowly) and still don't picture out the full process  Huh
I think it's the way you wrote the manual, IMHO you give too much info while explaining, thus I got lost.
Also you speak about portrait mode but images and paths are horizontal in your example (thus my second read), should the path not be vertical on these landscape images?

I'll try tomorrow when I will successfully decode the whole thing in simple steps,
something like
step 1 scan that paper,
step 2 put upside down that paper and re-scan it,
step 3 import in GIMP
step 4 in the layer stack, which one I put on top? the second scan?
...
step 99 save as xcf as we can use it as template for future scan
Big Grin   Big Grin

My examples are crops of portrait orientation images.
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RE: Compensating scanner distortion - looking for volunteers with a scanner - by Ofnuts - 03-04-2022, 03:52 PM

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