At 9:15 PM +0530 20/11/05, Harshal wrote:
On 11/19/05, Rony Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A split image in a camera is mapped during its capture itself, so
in your case of post capture, you
> will need some mapping software that marks the positions and then
creates the full image as per
> the map. Use a small view level so that you find it easy to merge
smaller squares or rectangles and
> that should reduce the strain on your video processing.
>
thanks for your replies. i tried that gnome pluging for merging, it
works but its not so good. i mean for simpler images it does the job.
anyways by yesterday evening i got so fed up with this automatic
merging thing that i decided to go manually. finally by the dinner
time, with gimp, i manage to merge all images by drag an drop.
In publishing systems, the images do not themselves flow to the
make-up pages, only low-res editable aliases. Are there no parallels
for pure image processing, without the overhead of page make-up?
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