As a FYI for others....
the points are specified in the order. blueA redA blueB redB blueC redC blueD redC
That is in sets of 4,
so that list them as: from this, to this, from this, to this etc etc etc
so the solution was
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distort Perspective '0,0 75,0 0,266 0,180 330,0 330,74 330,266 277,266'
note numbers can be separated by any number of spaces or one comma and
spaces. Use that to help group your numbers to make changes easier.
You should also be able to read in from a file of from, to columns such as
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0,0 75,0
0,266 0,180
330,0 330,74
330,266 277,266
say called "points.txt" (it could be generated from a spread sheet if you want).
and then used like this
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convert photorqj.jpg -virtual-pixel white -distort perspective '@points' result.jpg
It worked perfectly for me.
You can also use more than four control points, but the perspective will be a least squared error fit to all the given data points. that is useful for people attempting to join together multiple panorama images using some automatic tools.
Also the points do NOT need to be integers, but can be floating point values.
And finally while the above used the image corners (image edge) for adjustments, sometimes you want to match up a 'pixel location' rather than an edge. Just remember that pixel positions need to be specified with a 0.5 offset (center of the pixel) rather than just the pixel number. that is 0,0 is the top left corner, but 0.5,0.5 is the top left pixel.
I need to update this information and add the above example in IM Examples.
