MapInfo Pro

Greetings from Holland,
I reconstruct historical maps starting with the Dutch cadastral maps from 1832
These maps need to be rotated before they can be georeferenced, so the north arrow is up.
For many years I used Microsoft Office Picture Manager (MOPM) to do that
Something changed in MOPM and now after rotation it wil not save, instead I get a blanc page.
Reducing the size of these maps is no solution as I need be able to read the cadastral numbers on these maps.
It would be terrific if this functionality would be part of 2019.4, or is there another way to do that?
Thanks in advance

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Ad van Ooststroom
Bergen Op Zoom (Nld)
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MapInfo advance has Warp Image tool that allows both image transformation as well as geo-referencing.

 It accepts affine transform and ground control points (GCP) to rotate and/or geo-reference an image.

If a sample image and a desired output is provided,  I can help with finding the right affine parameters.

 

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sujit thakur
Knowledge Community Shared Account
Shelton CT
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2020 15:28
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Greetings from Holland,
I reconstruct historical maps starting with the Dutch cadastral maps from 1832
These maps need to be rotated before they can be georeferenced, so the north arrow is up.
For many years I used Microsoft Office Picture Manager (MOPM) to do that
Something changed in MOPM and now after rotation it wil not save, instead I get a blanc page.
Reducing the size of these maps is no solution as I need be able to read the cadastral numbers on these maps.
It would be terrific if this functionality would be part of 2019.4, or is there another way to do that?
Thanks in advance

------------------------------
Ad van Ooststroom
Bergen Op Zoom (Nld)
------------------------------

Hello Ad,

As already mentioned by @sujit thakur we have warp tool for this purpose. You'll need to have MapInfo Advanced License for it to work.

If your purpose is just to rotate the Rasters then you can open the tool and select ​"Affine User Defined Transforms" from the drop-down. This will give you option to Translate, Shear, Scale, Rotate and translate the Map to World X and Y co-ordinates.

Warp tool accepts Rotation values in Radian and rotation happens in anticlockwise direction. So if you want to rotate your image 90 degrees left then value in Radian will be ~1.5708, for 180 degrees ~3.14159.


The above parameters should work since your data is not georeferenced. But in case you wish to rotate georeferenced data then the above parameters will change.

You can also explore additional parameters available in Affine User Defined Transforms to get the desired output.

In case your data is in JPG or PNG formats then you will have to enable those drivers from Backstage->Options->Raster Preferences->Raster Formats->Raster Imagery (.png;.jpg). We generally keep it disabled due to some known performance issues. So we would advise to disable these drivers when not needed.

Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you need additional information on the same.

Thanks
Anshul

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Anshul Goel
Knowledge Community Shared Account
Shelton CT
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2020 15:28
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Greetings from Holland,
I reconstruct historical maps starting with the Dutch cadastral maps from 1832
These maps need to be rotated before they can be georeferenced, so the north arrow is up.
For many years I used Microsoft Office Picture Manager (MOPM) to do that
Something changed in MOPM and now after rotation it wil not save, instead I get a blanc page.
Reducing the size of these maps is no solution as I need be able to read the cadastral numbers on these maps.
It would be terrific if this functionality would be part of 2019.4, or is there another way to do that?
Thanks in advance

------------------------------
Ad van Ooststroom
Bergen Op Zoom (Nld)
------------------------------

I Use 19.3 already, what do I need to do to get and Advanced License?

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Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 01:38
From: Anshul Goel
Subject: Rotate raster files

Hello Ad,

As already mentioned by @sujit thakur we have warp tool for this purpose. You'll need to have MapInfo Advanced License for it to work.

If your purpose is just to rotate the Rasters then you can open the tool and select ​"Affine User Defined Transforms" from the drop-down. This will give you option to Translate, Shear, Scale, Rotate and translate the Map to World X and Y co-ordinates.

Warp tool accepts Rotation values in Radian and rotation happens in anticlockwise direction. So if you want to rotate your image 90 degrees left then value in Radian will be ~1.5708, for 180 degrees ~3.14159.

The above parameters should work since your data is not georeferenced. But in case you wish to rotate georeferenced data then the above parameters will change.

You can also explore additional parameters available in Affine User Defined Transforms to get the desired output.

In case your data is in JPG or PNG formats then you will have to enable those drivers from Backstage->Options->Raster Preferences->Raster Formats->Raster Imagery (.png;.jpg). We generally keep it disabled due to some known performance issues. So we would advise to disable these drivers when not needed.

Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you need additional information on the same.

Thanks
Anshul

------------------------------
Anshul Goel
Knowledge Community Shared Account
Shelton CT

Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2020 15:28
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Greetings from Holland,
I reconstruct historical maps starting with the Dutch cadastral maps from 1832
These maps need to be rotated before they can be georeferenced, so the north arrow is up.
For many years I used Microsoft Office Picture Manager (MOPM) to do that
Something changed in MOPM and now after rotation it wil not save, instead I get a blanc page.
Reducing the size of these maps is no solution as I need be able to read the cadastral numbers on these maps.
It would be terrific if this functionality would be part of 2019.4, or is there another way to do that?
Thanks in advance

------------------------------
Ad van Ooststroom
Bergen Op Zoom (Nld)
------------------------------

You would have to upgrade to MapInfo Pro Advanced.

Before doing that I'd recommend that you try it out using the 30 day trial for MapInfo Pro Advanced. You can activate your trial via the Backstage (the Pro tab) and Licensing.

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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 09:58
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

I Use 19.3 already, what do I need to do to get and Advanced License?

------------------------------
Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 01:38
From: Anshul Goel
Subject: Rotate raster files

Hello Ad,

As already mentioned by @sujit thakur we have warp tool for this purpose. You'll need to have MapInfo Advanced License for it to work.

If your purpose is just to rotate the Rasters then you can open the tool and select ​"Affine User Defined Transforms" from the drop-down. This will give you option to Translate, Shear, Scale, Rotate and translate the Map to World X and Y co-ordinates.

Warp tool accepts Rotation values in Radian and rotation happens in anticlockwise direction. So if you want to rotate your image 90 degrees left then value in Radian will be ~1.5708, for 180 degrees ~3.14159.

The above parameters should work since your data is not georeferenced. But in case you wish to rotate georeferenced data then the above parameters will change.

You can also explore additional parameters available in Affine User Defined Transforms to get the desired output.

In case your data is in JPG or PNG formats then you will have to enable those drivers from Backstage->Options->Raster Preferences->Raster Formats->Raster Imagery (.png;.jpg). We generally keep it disabled due to some known performance issues. So we would advise to disable these drivers when not needed.

Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you need additional information on the same.

Thanks
Anshul

------------------------------
Anshul Goel
Knowledge Community Shared Account
Shelton CT

Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2020 15:28
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Greetings from Holland,
I reconstruct historical maps starting with the Dutch cadastral maps from 1832
These maps need to be rotated before they can be georeferenced, so the north arrow is up.
For many years I used Microsoft Office Picture Manager (MOPM) to do that
Something changed in MOPM and now after rotation it wil not save, instead I get a blanc page.
Reducing the size of these maps is no solution as I need be able to read the cadastral numbers on these maps.
It would be terrific if this functionality would be part of 2019.4, or is there another way to do that?
Thanks in advance

------------------------------
Ad van Ooststroom
Bergen Op Zoom (Nld)
------------------------------

Tank Peter, I take a look at that.

Ad van O.

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Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 10:18
From: Peter Horsbøll Møller
Subject: Rotate raster files

You would have to upgrade to MapInfo Pro Advanced.

Before doing that I'd recommend that you try it out using the 30 day trial for MapInfo Pro Advanced. You can activate your trial via the Backstage (the Pro tab) and Licensing.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 09:58
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

I Use 19.3 already, what do I need to do to get and Advanced License?

------------------------------
Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 01:38
From: Anshul Goel
Subject: Rotate raster files

Hello Ad,

As already mentioned by @sujit thakur we have warp tool for this purpose. You'll need to have MapInfo Advanced License for it to work.

If your purpose is just to rotate the Rasters then you can open the tool and select ​"Affine User Defined Transforms" from the drop-down. This will give you option to Translate, Shear, Scale, Rotate and translate the Map to World X and Y co-ordinates.

Warp tool accepts Rotation values in Radian and rotation happens in anticlockwise direction. So if you want to rotate your image 90 degrees left then value in Radian will be ~1.5708, for 180 degrees ~3.14159.

The above parameters should work since your data is not georeferenced. But in case you wish to rotate georeferenced data then the above parameters will change.

You can also explore additional parameters available in Affine User Defined Transforms to get the desired output.

In case your data is in JPG or PNG formats then you will have to enable those drivers from Backstage->Options->Raster Preferences->Raster Formats->Raster Imagery (.png;.jpg). We generally keep it disabled due to some known performance issues. So we would advise to disable these drivers when not needed.

Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you need additional information on the same.

Thanks
Anshul

------------------------------
Anshul Goel
Knowledge Community Shared Account
Shelton CT

Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2020 15:28
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Greetings from Holland,
I reconstruct historical maps starting with the Dutch cadastral maps from 1832
These maps need to be rotated before they can be georeferenced, so the north arrow is up.
For many years I used Microsoft Office Picture Manager (MOPM) to do that
Something changed in MOPM and now after rotation it wil not save, instead I get a blanc page.
Reducing the size of these maps is no solution as I need be able to read the cadastral numbers on these maps.
It would be terrific if this functionality would be part of 2019.4, or is there another way to do that?
Thanks in advance

------------------------------
Ad van Ooststroom
Bergen Op Zoom (Nld)
------------------------------

Paint.net is free software that has rotates built in, might be worth a look. Load-select all-rotate (various commands)-save as .

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Martin Burroughs
Oldham Council
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 11:26
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Tank Peter, I take a look at that.

Ad van O.

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Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 10:18
From: Peter Horsbøll Møller
Subject: Rotate raster files

You would have to upgrade to MapInfo Pro Advanced.

Before doing that I'd recommend that you try it out using the 30 day trial for MapInfo Pro Advanced. You can activate your trial via the Backstage (the Pro tab) and Licensing.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 09:58
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

I Use 19.3 already, what do I need to do to get and Advanced License?

------------------------------
Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 01:38
From: Anshul Goel
Subject: Rotate raster files

Hello Ad,

As already mentioned by @sujit thakur we have warp tool for this purpose. You'll need to have MapInfo Advanced License for it to work.

If your purpose is just to rotate the Rasters then you can open the tool and select ​"Affine User Defined Transforms" from the drop-down. This will give you option to Translate, Shear, Scale, Rotate and translate the Map to World X and Y co-ordinates.

Warp tool accepts Rotation values in Radian and rotation happens in anticlockwise direction. So if you want to rotate your image 90 degrees left then value in Radian will be ~1.5708, for 180 degrees ~3.14159.

The above parameters should work since your data is not georeferenced. But in case you wish to rotate georeferenced data then the above parameters will change.

You can also explore additional parameters available in Affine User Defined Transforms to get the desired output.

In case your data is in JPG or PNG formats then you will have to enable those drivers from Backstage->Options->Raster Preferences->Raster Formats->Raster Imagery (.png;.jpg). We generally keep it disabled due to some known performance issues. So we would advise to disable these drivers when not needed.

Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you need additional information on the same.

Thanks
Anshul

------------------------------
Anshul Goel
Knowledge Community Shared Account
Shelton CT

Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2020 15:28
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Greetings from Holland,
I reconstruct historical maps starting with the Dutch cadastral maps from 1832
These maps need to be rotated before they can be georeferenced, so the north arrow is up.
For many years I used Microsoft Office Picture Manager (MOPM) to do that
Something changed in MOPM and now after rotation it wil not save, instead I get a blanc page.
Reducing the size of these maps is no solution as I need be able to read the cadastral numbers on these maps.
It would be terrific if this functionality would be part of 2019.4, or is there another way to do that?
Thanks in advance

------------------------------
Ad van Ooststroom
Bergen Op Zoom (Nld)
------------------------------

Exactly what I need, thanks Martin.

Ad van Ooststroom

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Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 12-15-2020 08:34
From: Martin Burroughs
Subject: Rotate raster files

Paint.net is free software that has rotates built in, might be worth a look. Load-select all-rotate (various commands)-save as .

------------------------------
Martin Burroughs
Oldham Council

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 11:26
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Tank Peter, I take a look at that.

Ad van O.

------------------------------
Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 10:18
From: Peter Horsbøll Møller
Subject: Rotate raster files

You would have to upgrade to MapInfo Pro Advanced.

Before doing that I'd recommend that you try it out using the 30 day trial for MapInfo Pro Advanced. You can activate your trial via the Backstage (the Pro tab) and Licensing.

------------------------------
Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 09:58
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

I Use 19.3 already, what do I need to do to get and Advanced License?

------------------------------
Ad VanOoststroom
NLD-BERGEN OP AD VAN OOSTSTROOM
Bergen Op Zoom

Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2020 01:38
From: Anshul Goel
Subject: Rotate raster files

Hello Ad,

As already mentioned by @sujit thakur we have warp tool for this purpose. You'll need to have MapInfo Advanced License for it to work.

If your purpose is just to rotate the Rasters then you can open the tool and select ​"Affine User Defined Transforms" from the drop-down. This will give you option to Translate, Shear, Scale, Rotate and translate the Map to World X and Y co-ordinates.

Warp tool accepts Rotation values in Radian and rotation happens in anticlockwise direction. So if you want to rotate your image 90 degrees left then value in Radian will be ~1.5708, for 180 degrees ~3.14159.

The above parameters should work since your data is not georeferenced. But in case you wish to rotate georeferenced data then the above parameters will change.

You can also explore additional parameters available in Affine User Defined Transforms to get the desired output.

In case your data is in JPG or PNG formats then you will have to enable those drivers from Backstage->Options->Raster Preferences->Raster Formats->Raster Imagery (.png;.jpg). We generally keep it disabled due to some known performance issues. So we would advise to disable these drivers when not needed.

Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you need additional information on the same.

Thanks
Anshul

------------------------------
Anshul Goel
Knowledge Community Shared Account
Shelton CT

Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2020 15:28
From: Ad VanOoststroom
Subject: Rotate raster files

Greetings from Holland,
I reconstruct historical maps starting with the Dutch cadastral maps from 1832
These maps need to be rotated before they can be georeferenced, so the north arrow is up.
For many years I used Microsoft Office Picture Manager (MOPM) to do that
Something changed in MOPM and now after rotation it wil not save, instead I get a blanc page.
Reducing the size of these maps is no solution as I need be able to read the cadastral numbers on these maps.
It would be terrific if this functionality would be part of 2019.4, or is there another way to do that?
Thanks in advance

------------------------------
Ad van Ooststroom
Bergen Op Zoom (Nld)
------------------------------