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Map GPS Coordinates - GPS Map Coordinates ... - Global Mapper

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The Color Balance sliders allow you modify the relative amounts of red, green, and blue in the image, thus<br />

allowing precise control over the color balance in the image.<br />

The Contrast Adjustment options are used to adjust the contrast of imagery. The Linear (Percentage Stretch)<br />

contrast adjustment method applies a standard deviation contrast adjust to each color channel in the image.<br />

You can specify how many standard deviations from the mean that the range is stretch to for rendering,<br />

although you'll generally want to stick with the default of 2. This is particularly useful for improving the<br />

display of dark or satellite imagery, such as IKONOS images, and is required for the display of imagery with<br />

more than 8 bits per color channe. The Linear (Min/Max Stretch) method finds the minimum and maximum<br />

values in each color channel and stretches that range to a range of 0 to 255. For most imagery with 8 bits or<br />

less per color channel this will have no effect, but can produce a good result for high-color imagery.<br />

The Share Contrast Adjustment with Other Layers checkbox allows you to specify that the calculated contrast<br />

adjustment used should be based on all loaded raster layers that have contrast adjustment enabled rather than<br />

just the color histogram for this single layer. This is enabled by default and provides consistent results when<br />

adjusting the contrast for multiple mosaiced images.<br />

Cropping Tab<br />

<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per User's Manual<br />

The Cropping tab (pictured below) allows you to crop the selected overlay(s) to a particular boundary,<br />

including support for automatically removing the collars from USGS DRG topographic maps.<br />

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