I have seen the attached file, my output is almost same. I am just thinking is such results can be true. Because they are looking very strange. This was one reason so I still think its not working.

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Thanks all. Not working for these points

coordimg1 = {{309., 174.}, {252., 98.}, {113., 116.}, {181., 161.}}

coordimg2 = {{314., 145.}, {267., 120.}, {159., 129.}, {215., 161.}}

see the attachment.

HighlightImage[img1, coordimg1, "HighlightColor" -> Green, Method -> {"CrossMarkers", 8}];

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With highlight function can we also make the crossmarker solid. The marker does not looks so solid. I tried but it seems its not avilable with this.

Hi Alexia,

I think your problem can nicely be solved: The function FindGeometricTransform is made for this kind of task. The crucial thing is to re-oder one of the sets of points, so that there is a correspondence between the points of both sets - see attached notebook. Hope that helps!

Regards -- Henrik

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