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From: Michael Giacomelli on 4 Feb 2010 19:45
This is probably a stupid question, but I understand that you can do something like:

[B,xdata,ydata] = imtransform(tform, tform, 'bicubic', ...
'udata', udata,...
'vdata', vdata)

To define the input image coordinates when applying imtransform. I can then use this to define a rotation about various points in the image. But lets say I want to define a transform earlier in my program with the image coordinates built in. Is it possible to define U,V when calling maketform?

Reason I ask is i'd like to change the above imtransform to use default values, and then specify what points I'm transforming about when I make the the 'tform' struct. This way i can pass in a bunch of tform structs to my code and process images later on.
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