Thank youfor your answer. I agree and realize that. Let me put it another way
to describemy problem and what I need.
I need bmp(32 bits-RGBA, 2048x2048 pixels) and dds images, that each of them I
will call apatch. These patches are square, created form (UTM, EPSG:32723)
5760mx5760m sizecuts of a large RGB composed satellite images.
This iswhat I used to do to create one patch with QGIS:
- From the RGBcomposed image I extracted (clip) a patch. Correct the min and
max of each bandof the patch to reflect those values of the big RGB composed
image.
- Zoom tothe patch layer (the only one displayed).
- Crtl-P(print).
- Selectprinter – I have no physical printer, so I used to select Microsoft
XPSDocument Writer (the only one I could select the paper size defined by user).
- Pagesetup: select “size defined by user”.
- Add anew map to layout (the patch).
(Here Icould change the paper size or not. It would lead to the same good
result).
- Itemproperties -> Extents: set X min, Y min, X max, Y max to the exact
extentsof the patch.
- Layout:Resize layout (all margins are set to 0) – the image (the extents of
the patch)as fit to the entire paper.
- Layout->Exportas Image…, select png and set to 2048x2048 pixels (page width,
page height).
- Open thepng with Paint.net, save as bmp 32 bits (RGBA) and save as dds.
Myproblems:
- I need to cut at least 400 patches, trimmingeach one to the color scale of
the big image is hard work, but possible to do. Anautomated (batch file?) to do
that would be great!
- The printlayout is not working anymore to fit the paper to the exact size of
the image (the extents of the patch) (probably after some Windows update), even
selecting “size defined by user”. Changing theextents and resizing does not
have the same effect as before. The result is alwaysthe extent in the middle of
the paper surrounded by a white border.
I have tried to make abigger clip (5x5 patches) then export as bmp
(Projet->Import/Export->Exportmap to image…) to cut it with Paint.net, but it
is impossible to match theextent and pixel size precisely. If I set the extent
it turns to 10242x10242pixels. If I set to 10240x10240 pixels, as it should be,
it reduces the extent.The same happens trying to export a patch this way.
Is there away to export/transform the tif patches (UTM, EPSG:32723, size:
5760mx5760m) tobmp (32 bits, 2048x2048 pixels) and dds? (gdal_translate,
gdal_retile, OSGeo4WShell or other)?
Hints arewelcome!
Thank you,
Mauricio
Em quarta-feira, 21 de outubro de 2020 00:31:17 BRT,
<[email protected]> escreveu:
I don't think your issue is with the clip of the rasters, it is with how the
software you are using sets the scale for the display of the layer.
When you clip a layer in QGIS or directly with gdal_translate, the default is
to leave the pixel values exactly as they are, which is generally what you
want. After all, if the software rescaled the max/min to some fixed value, then
when you tried to display these side-by-side or reassemble them into a single
image the values wouldn't make sense.
The issue you apparently are facing is that by default on loading a raster the
software you are using finds the min and max value and scales the display to
span that full range, which is what QGIS does by default with raster layers.
(The exact details of the scaling are determine by settings in the Settings ->
Raster tab.)
Without knowing what your display software is I can't suggest a solution.
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