Changing Raster Layer Style
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#* Single band gray - Here you can choose between four sub-options: | #* Single band gray - Here you can choose between four sub-options: | ||
#** [[Wikipedia:Grayscale|Grayscale]] | #** [[Wikipedia:Grayscale|Grayscale]] | ||
| − | #** [[Wikipedia:Pseudocolor#Pseudo-color|Pseudocolor]] <br> Not to be confused with [[Color composites|false color]]! | + | #** [[Wikipedia:Pseudocolor#Pseudo-color|Pseudocolor]] <br> Not to be confused with [[Color composites|false color]]! While pseudocolor images are derived from a single greyscale band, false color images are created from three different bands. |
#** Freak out | #** Freak out | ||
#** Color map | #** Color map | ||
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The raster layer propertiers slightly differ from the vector layer properties, due to the significant differences of the data.
You can open this dialog by double-clicking a raster layer in the TOC or right-clicking on the layer in the TOC and choosing Properties.
From top to bottom, you find the following options:
- Symbology: here you can choose between two different ways of displaying the map:
- Single band gray - Here you can choose between four sub-options:
- Grayscale
- Pseudocolor
Not to be confused with false color! While pseudocolor images are derived from a single greyscale band, false color images are created from three different bands. - Freak out
- Color map
- Three band color
- Single band gray - Here you can choose between four sub-options:
