From: usenet.16@scottsonline.org.uk.invalid   
      
   On 21/05/2025 21:05, Mike Easter wrote:   
   > pinnerite wrote:   
   >> If anyone has experience of this I would welcome it. In caae the   
   >> need arises again.   
   >   
   > This isn't likely to be useful.   
   >   
   > My preferred tool for stitching images together is basically a Win tool   
   > that I use under W7 for various purposes, IrfanView.   
   >   
   > Allegedly IV runs under WINE:   
   >   
   >> There is no native-Linux version of IrfanView. However, you can use   
   >> IrfanView in conjunction with Linux programs like WINE, Windows   
   >> Linux emulators and Linux-based virtual machines. Take the ZIP   
   >> version of IrfanView and unzip it or copy your existing Windows   
   >> IrfanView folder to Linux. This is easier because the installer may   
   >> need additional Windows DLLs to run. See instructions on: IrfanView   
   >> on Linux with Wine .   
   >   
   > ... but I've never done that.   
   >   
      
   I've used hugin (in repo) to assemble panoramic photos with fair   
   success. I admit to failure the only time I tried to assemble document   
   scans as the OP is doing. But it might be worth a whirl; I didn't try   
   overly hard.   
      
   But using a phone is guaranteed to make the job harder because of   
   perspective. Either scan bits of the page on a flatbed, or use a camera   
   with a long lens.   
      
      
   --   
   Mike Scott   
   Harlow, England   
      
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