See
http://hub.qgis.org/issues/8961
Agus
On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 4:08 PM, Jukka Rahkonen
jukka.rahko...@mmmtike.fi wrote:
Agustin Lobo alobolistas@... writes:
I'm finding wrong, distorted results with qgis 2.0 georeferencer. We've tried
with the same set of gcp's in envi and the same
I'm finding wrong, distorted results with qgis 2.0 georeferencer. We've tried
with the same set of gcp's in envi and the same polynomial (deg 2) and
there the results are correct, but with
qgis the result is very distorted. Actually, the errors represented by
the red segments in the
georeferencer
Agustin Lobo alobolistas@... writes:
I'm finding wrong, distorted results with qgis 2.0 georeferencer. We've tried
with the same set of gcp's in envi and the same polynomial (deg 2) and
there the results are correct, but with
qgis the result is very distorted. Actually, the errors
I was suspecting something like this too. But the question is that the CRS
of the input image should be, by definition, unknown. In case the input
image has a CRS, this CRS should be just ignored. Instead, the plugin
actually prompts the user about the CRS of the input image. And I do not
find any
Hi, Agus;
You set your desired CRS in the Georeferencing properties. What I am
saying is that this setting seems to be ignored and, in place of the
specified CRS, some strange unknown custom CRS is substituted. By going
to the layer properties for the georeferenced layer (after it has been
Unfortunately this is not the case with ED50 UTM31N: the resulting layer has the
correct CRS, but it is shifted. The points appear where they have to
be, but the raster layer
is shifted.
We'll try with points set on google mercator.
Thanks
2011/11/28 den...@dmlinton.net:
Hi, Agus;
You set
I've uploaded the input layer and points file to:
https://sites.google.com/site/filestemp2/home/Ilerfly125v2.tif?attredirects=0d=1
https://sites.google.com/site/filestemp2/home/Ilerfly125v2.tif.points?attredirects=0d=1
in case someone could test prior reporting this as a bug.
Agus
2011/11/28
Hi!
We are using the Georeferencer tool and the resulting image is shifted,
please see the screenshot here:
https://sites.google.com/site/filestemp2/home/error_georef.jpg?attredirects=0
We've tried polynomia of order 1 and 2 and Helmert, with very similar results.
I think this is a bug, but I'm
I have observed this behaviour in QGIS 1.7.2 and found, upon reviewing
the layer properties of the georectified layer, that the coordinate
reference system being used was NOT the one specified in the
Georeferencing plugin. Rather, the CRS was some unknown custom CRS.
Upon resetting the CRS
