Rotating Images
Image rotation is used to re-orient an image for
better viewing or to match another image having a different
orientation. Also included in the concept of "rotation" is the
concept of flipping an image to produce a mirror-reversed view. All
of these techniques permanently change the value at each location
of the image; they are not simply an adjustment of the way the
image is viewed on the computer screen.
Mira provides a number of different commands for
rotating images:
Rotating by 90 Degree steps
The
Rotate Image command includes options for rotating
the image in 90 degree steps, that is, for 90, 180,
and 270 degrees. If the image is not perfectly square, the
90 and 270 degree rotations exchange the width and height.
Reversing the Image
The
Rotate Image command includes commands for reversing
the image left-right, up-down, and about its main diagonal. (the
line from pixel (1,1) to the opposite corner).
Rotating by an Angle
The
Rotate Image command has an option to rotate an image
by an exact angle, measured in decimal degrees.
Related Topics
World Coordinate System
Rotate Image command
Rotating Images
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