Coordinate Shift when exporting raster as GeoTIFF

[honi]

The raster image appears to be shifted compared to GeoTIFFs created with other programs. The shift is approximately 0.5*sqrt(2)*grid-step of the raster (half of a diagonal) in south-east direction.

Used procedure:
Tools/Projection/Rasterize --> Update grid --> Export/Raster --> Export heights/OK

In my eyes the problem is that the upper-left corner of each pixel sits exactly on the calculated raster point. This results in a slight shift of location. Instead, the middle of each pixel should align with the raster points.

[daniel]

Ok, I think I've found the bug!

I've added some more explanations on the wiki so as to not see it come back again: https://www.cloudcompare.org/doc/wiki/i ... d_position

I'll update the 2.12.beta online version as soon as possible.

[daniel]

Ok, the fixed version is now online.

Thanks for the feedback!

[honi]

Thanks for the quick response!

[KyleGardner]

Hi, I have just started to use CC recently and I have noticed that this issue is still appearing in the exported raster data. The larger the grid step size the further the exported geotiff moves to the south east. If I select a grid size of just 1, the exported raster is geo located perfectly.

[daniel]

Which version are you using?

I've tested with the latest 2.13.alpha version (and QGis) and I was not able to reproduce it.