Assembling pictures parts from multiple scans

[K272]

Hi all!

 

As the subjet states, I wan't to "re assemble" a large picture from multiple scans.

No effect desired else than re assembling the picture correctly.

 

Picture was too large for my scanner, I had to give it 4 pass.

 

Not sure what terminology to use to search the forum.

I tought "stitches" was the word but it brings me to textures...

 

Using Paint Dot Net 4.2.1

 

All help will be appreciated.

 

[xod]

 

[K272]

Thanks for the reply xod.

 

Pasting other parts of the scan is one of the way to do it, but I get unsatisfactory results.

At least to my own taste with my current testing.

 

I am scanning very old documents that includes signs, writings and signatures.

The most subtle misalignement get's visible.

 

I was hoping for a plugin that would analyse the "bits behind each scan" to align them with precision...

Not sure I get my wording correct here.

 

Will continue to do the alignement manually, maybe I will get better at it.

 

Regards.

 

K

[toe_head2001]

21 minutes ago, K272 said:

I was hoping for a plugin that would analyze the "bits behind each scan" to align them with precision...

 

You could try using the Hugin program with your scans.

http://hugin.sourceforge.net/

[kreemoweet]

I've used this image stitcher very successfully to join together Google Maps images:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/product/computational-photography-applications/image-composite-editor/

Edited August 22, 2019 by kreemoweet