On 10/24/2013 11:06 PM, paul womack wrote:
I used Hugin to make a super-set combined matrix map
from these 1885 maps of London, which vary in both scale and rotation
angle (to fit the parliamentry ward on the pages nicely)
http://www.londonancestor.com/maps/maps.htm
(Boundary Commission Maps, 1885.
London Borough Maps)
It was easy, annd the result (using Hugin's masks
to clip out the various scales and compass marking on the
separate maps) is superb.
My thanks to the Hugin community.
BugBear
Whoa, those are fantastic! Bookmarked them and sharing them with others.
Thanks for making the images!
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