(windows) Identify Features tool returns incorrect band values

[dr]

1. Open any RGB raster and zoom it to high scale;
2. Click on any pixel and identify band values;
3. Set color from previous step as transparent;
4. At result - another pixel becomes transparent.
For more detail see video:  http://www.screencast.com/users/gislab/folders/Jing/media/7a50cf47-c461-4236-b45d-1196fc5f4dd5

[lutra]

Hi,

I cannot replicate it here with trunk under linux. Can you post please a sample of the data you are using?

[dr]

This bug I've reproduced on different rasters. For example  http://gis-lab.info/share/DR/l5_19880625.img

[lutra]

Just tested the raster you linked and it works fine under linux and qgis trunk. I'll check also under xp and report back.

[lutra]

Ok, is confirmed that the issue happens under windows but not linux. Any Mac to test it?

[dr]

Thanks for testing it. Sorry I don't have possibility to test bug under Mac OS.

[lutra]

Hi,

I think that the title of this ticket does not really match the described issue. What about changing it? maybe something like "(windows) setting transparent colours applies to wrong pixels"?

cheers

[dr]

I'm not sure that issue is connected with transparency. Seems that it is Identify Feature tool issue.

[dr]

If you try to click in different place of pixel you will get different values of bands.

[lutra]

Replying to dr:

If you try to click in different place of pixel you will get different values of bands.

ok, I didn't noticed it.

[kyngchaos]

Works on OSX.