Raster histogram
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== Using Layer Properties == | == Using Layer Properties == | ||
| − | # | + | # Click the {{button|text=Open Data Source Manager}} [[Image:QGIS_3.0_datasource.png|30px]] and then {{button|text=Add raster layer}} [[Image:QGIS_2.0_addrast.png|20px]] and select a single or a multiband band raster file. |
# After clicking {{button|text=Open}} , the raster layer appears on the QGIS canvas. | # After clicking {{button|text=Open}} , the raster layer appears on the QGIS canvas. | ||
# Right click the layer name in the Layers panel and select {{mitem|text=Properties --> Histogram}} | # Right click the layer name in the Layers panel and select {{mitem|text=Properties --> Histogram}} | ||
Latest revision as of 12:44, 2 November 2020
[edit] Using Layer Properties
- Click the Open Data Source Manager
and then Add raster layer 
and select a single or a multiband band raster file.
- After clicking Open , the raster layer appears on the QGIS canvas.
- Right click the layer name in the Layers panel and select Properties --> Histogram
- Click Compute Histogram. A histogram for all bands is displayed (Figure A). Left click and drag a box on the diagram to zoom in.
Figure A: Line histograms of all bands
Click on Pref/Actions and deactivate Draw as lines. Activate Show selected band and Always show min/max markers.
The value range of the selected band data is evenly divided into bins. The histogram shows how many pixels of the image fall into each of the bins (Figure B)
. The graphics may be saved as png file.
