Re: imrotate() plezz help

ImageAnalyst <imageanalyst@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message <31fa6ba9-3644-426b-be84-cc6638de8a96@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>...
I gave this answer long ago to someone else.
just make a copy of imrotate.m.
Change zeros() to 255*ones() and there you go.
Your new imrotate should override the built-in one.
zeros() is used only once in the imrotate() function. I have converted it to 255*ones() but the result is the samr when i write the code
img=imread('1.bmp');
b=imrotate(img,67);

plezz try it yrself....
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