Am 20.04.2012 17:23, schrieb Bruno Postle:
It currently uses a 'Shepards' distort, which forces each point to fit
exactly. Though ImageMagick also has a polynomial distort where it
applies a 'best fit' average. This looks promising since you can pick
the order of the polynomial, and it will apply a distortion overall,
just using the control points as a guide rather than requiring an exact fit.
So there is lots of potential here.
Sounds very interesting indeed! I just had a quick look on the
imagemagick distortion page. The possibilities are overwhelming. IMHO
this is an entirely new step - like enblend some years ago....
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