Bug report #13998: QGIS is not rotating the Pixels when showing a rotated tif - QGIS Application - QGIS Issue Tracking

Bug report #13998

QGIS is not rotating the Pixels when showing a rotated tif

Added by Peter Drexel almost 9 years ago. Updated over 5 years ago.

Status:	Closed
Priority:	Normal
Assignee:	-
Category:	Rasters
Affected QGIS version:	3.7(master)	Regression?:	No
Operating System:		Easy fix?:	No
Pull Request or Patch supplied:	No	Resolution:	duplicate
Crashes QGIS or corrupts data:	No	Copied to github as #:	22012

Description

When loading a rotated geo-tif (rotation-parameters in tfw-file set) the image is rotated but the image-pixels themself are not rotated.
See attached sample image.
Thanks
Peter

TifTfw.zip (2.66 MB) Peter Drexel, 2015-12-16 04:28 AM

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History

#1 Updated by Peter Drexel almost 9 years ago

File TifTfw.zip added

#2 Updated by Saber Razmjooei over 8 years ago

Category changed from Map Canvas to Rasters

I think it should be under Rasters.

#3 Updated by Mike Taves about 8 years ago

I've elaborated this issue a bit more with #15842 but as a feature request.

#4 Updated by Giovanni Manghi over 7 years ago

Easy fix? set to No
Regression? set to No

#5 Updated by Giovanni Manghi over 5 years ago

Resolution set to end of life
Status changed from Open to Closed

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