In QGIS Brighton my GEOtiff generated from my phantom 3 seems to be missing data from the 3 band. I think is a QGIS problem. How can I fix it?
The NODATA value is set to 0 so areas that are RGB 0,0,0 are showing as transparent.
Steps in QGIS Dufour:
You can fix it by right clicking on the raster layer, selecting "Transparency" on the left menu and then unchecking the "No data value: 0" checkbox in the "No data value" section.
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Thank you.
Interesting, I'll need to check some of my files. I noticed when I open the RGB GEOtiff in QGIS I was getting what I thought was some clipping (appearing as white spots through the image. I don't get that when I open them in ERDAS viewer. I wish I could also check MapInfo but it doesn't support 32bit GEOtifs!
