Hi Chaitanya, after intenting a lot of things to solve the problem including shift grids for example, we came back to the method with gdal_translate and gdalwarp you described. And it does work more or less. I did give GCP`s to the corners of the images and also in the images. The problem is, that after doing the warp, it seems like the image is shifted linear, all to the GCP in the upper left corner, so the East-coordinate e.g. upper left and lower left and upper right and lower right are identlical, what should not be. Using gdalinfo after using gdal_translate shows, that the manually given GCP´s were accepted, but after warping erverthing seems to move just linear, no matter if the option -geoloc was used or not... So I hope, maybe you could or some could have an idea , what could be the problem...
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