Hello
If I select two points in the picture, and then I extracted the angle between this two points, (note between them line to clarify) Like this picture:
Can I rotate the image so that the path between these two points is parallel to the x-axis, as in the following picture?
I mean if I have two points in a gray or binary image, I want to rotate this image so that the path between the two points is parallel to the X axis.
thank you

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If have Image Processing TB, check out
doc imrotate
I used this code to find the angle between the two points
ang = atan2 (y2-y1, x2-x1);
then applied this process
B = imrotate (img, ang);
But I did not get the result I wanted.
I want the path between the two points to be identical to the x-axis after the image is rotated
KALYAN ACHARJYA
KALYAN ACHARJYA am 13 Sep. 2018
Attach the original image.
jonas
jonas am 13 Sep. 2018
When you use the word identical, do you mean parallel to the x-axis?
Jan
Jan am 13 Sep. 2018
@wisam kh: "But I did not get the result I wanted." What do you get instead?
dpb
dpb am 13 Sep. 2018
Bearbeitet: dpb am 13 Sep. 2018
ang = atan2 (y2-y1, x2-x1);

which point is 1, which is 2 in the image? You have to be sure to ask to rotate in the proper direction to counteract the computed angle, not compound it.

wisam kh
wisam kh am 13 Sep. 2018
Sorry if my question is unclear.
I mean if I have two points in a gray or binary image, I want to rotate this image so that the path between the two points is parallel to the X axis.
dpb
dpb am 13 Sep. 2018
It's not the Q? that's unclear, I was pointing out you must define which direction the angle is defined from and ensure you do the rotation to negate the angle as opposed to adding to it...
As others said, your description of what is not as expected is not useful

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Amir Xz
Amir Xz am 13 Sep. 2018

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A = [50 70]; %[x y] & x,y: pixel number
B = [100 30]; %[x y]
% find point2 (point with larger x)
if A(1)>B(1)
P2 = A; P1 = B;
else
P2 = B; P1 = A;
end
% clockwise OR counterclockwise
if P2(2)<P1(2)
w=-1; % clockwise
else
w=+1; % counterclockwise
end
angle = w*atan(abs(P2(2)-P1(2))/(P2(1)-P1(1)))*180/pi; % deg
ImgRot = imrotate(Img,angle);

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