Benjamin Welton wrote:
Hello everyone,
Im quite new to using GDAL and what i would like to do is convert a
geotiff file to a standard jpeg/tiff/bmp image file so that it can be
viewed by any standard image reading software (ideally i would like to
be able to display said image using wxPython)
Hello everyone,
Im quite new to using GDAL and what i would like to do is convert a
geotiff file to a standard jpeg/tiff/bmp image file so that it can be
viewed by any standard image reading software (ideally i would like to
be able to display said image using wxPython) . Every time i try to
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Ed,
Glad to hear you're making good progress. I wasn't clear in describing
the proj call. In the GeoTransform, (X0,Y0) is the upper left corner of
the source grid in coordinates of the source projection. From the
lon/lat grids from your source dataset, you can find the lon/lat of the
upper
And that would be what happens when you view a geotiff in a program
that isn't made for geotiffs. I got my image, it's reprojected, and
rotated a bit so I'm going to look into my numbers, but I think I've
got the process down.
Just wanted to say thanks again to everyone that offered help.
-Ed
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Steve, that write up was excellent. Thank you for that. You
definitely weren't telling me anything I already know.
If I could just get a little more help, I think I'm so close. My
output file seems to have problems. The resulting image is 25k, but
it's just black.
Gdalinfo on the resulting geot
