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On 26.3.2017 at 5:10 PM, toe_head2001 said:

 

You could try the Quadrilateral Correction plugin.

 

On 26.3.2017 at 7:29 PM, MJW said:

Try toe_head2001's Quadrilateral Correction plugin.

 

EDIT: I didn't see that toe_head2001 had already replied. I guess it was because it was on the next page.

 

Thanks for the hint, it's perfect for what I need ...

Cheers

Michael

 

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On 26.3.2017 at 7:29 PM, MJW said:

Try toe_head2001's Quadrilateral Correction plugin.

 

EDIT: I didn't see that toe_head2001 had already replied. I guess it was because it was on the next page.

 

On 26.3.2017 at 5:10 PM, toe_head2001 said:

 

You could try the Quadrilateral Correction plugin.

 

 

Thanks to you both, I hadn't come across that one before. I'll give it a go for the next records ;-)

Cheers

Michael

 

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I think this is a really neat thing. However, I would need to use it in a different way.

 

I take lots of photos at home of records I collect, buy and (rarely) sell, and usually they come out slightly skewed, which makes cropping them a pain, inevitably at some corner something will get lost.

What I'd really like would be an interface where I could put the four corner markers on the image, in the place where the four corners of the photographed record are, and then have those transformed back into a square. So basically, it would be the opposite of what you're doing now. I know that it should be mathematically possible (even though my last encounter with this kind of stuff was a long time ago). UI-wise, it could be as simple as an "Inverse behaviour"-checkbox ...

 

With the current version I can do this as well, I currently draw a square on a new layer, and then modify the corner parameters of the underlying layer until the record fits into the square. But that's a bit cumbersome to do ...