Hi,
I suppose blending is not the best solution, because i depends on other
layers.
Why don't you use transparancy tab of the properties of the raster?
There you can set pixel values to be transparent (0-100%). In your case
from 0 to 0 value 100% transparent
Then change render type to Singleband pseudocolor on the style tab and set
individual color for any value.
In your case add 1 to the list and select a color for it.
Zoltan
On Tue, 12 Aug 2014, G. Garibaldi wrote:
Beginning with a black and white raster, black lines on a white background,
I'd like to end up with a raster image with no white background with only the
black lines showing. Additionally, I'd like the black lines to be a different
color, bright red, bright green, etc.
This is what I've done:
Select raster layer properties>color rendering>blending mode>burn.
This removes the white background and shows only the black lines.
Going further and selecting properties>hue>colorize only lightly tints the
black lines to the selected color, not really the desired result.
How can I make the properties>hue>colorize change the black lines to some
bright highly saturated color?
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