On Thu, 15 Nov 2018, Mikael Rittri wrote:
When I open the files in QGIS or ArcMap, they assume RGB for the
default visualization but I don't know why. One of the files looks
great in ArcMap by default (but slightly too white, I believe),
while it looks very much too white by default in QGIS, alt
Mikael,
> 1. If an RGB Tiff file doesn't have PhotometricInterpretation = RGB, can it
> really be claimed that the file adheres to the Tiff standard, or is it
> corrupt?
If it has 2 values for ExtraSamples, then I believe is technically legal (the
TIFF spec is not really clear but libtiff inter
Hello, list.
I have recently encountered two unusual Tiff files. According to gdalinfo,
there are three bands with the color interpretations
Gray, Undefined and Undefined, but eventually I figured out that they are
really Red, Green and Blue. Apparently, GDAL gets
the information from the Tiff t
Upsample to 1m, then downsample to 5?
On 15-11-18 12:06, Kay F. Jahnke wrote:
Hi all!
I have a very detailed GeoTIFF DEM of part of my target area (2m
resolution). The remainder of the area is covered in 5m. So I'd like
to downsample the moore detailed data to have everything in 5m for
furth
Hi all!
I have a very detailed GeoTIFF DEM of part of my target area (2m
resolution). The remainder of the area is covered in 5m. So I'd like to
downsample the moore detailed data to have everything in 5m for further
processing. The nearest thing to what I have in mind is using -r
average, bu
