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Changing raster<br />

dataset<br />

previewing<br />

properties<br />

A raster dataset can be displayed<br />

with either one band or<br />

three bands simultaneously. If a<br />

raster dataset has more than<br />

three bands, only three can be<br />

displayed at one time. When<br />

you preview a single-band<br />

raster dataset, the value of each<br />

cell is drawn as a shade of gray<br />

(by default), as random colors if<br />

the file has less than 25 unique<br />

values, or as a set of predetermined<br />

colors if a colormap is<br />

present.<br />

When you preview a multiband<br />

raster dataset, three of its<br />

bands are combined to form a<br />

composite image in which each<br />

band supplies either the red,<br />

green, or blue display value.<br />

From the Raster tab in the<br />

Options dialog box, you can<br />

choose which band will provide<br />

which value. You can specify a<br />

different set of defaults,<br />

mapping bands to red, green,<br />

and blue (RGB) display values<br />

for datasets with three bands,<br />

and also with four or more<br />

bands.<br />

1. Click the Tools menu and<br />

select Options.<br />

2. Click the Raster tab.<br />

3. Under 3 band data source,<br />

type the number of the band<br />

that will provide the red<br />

display values.<br />

Type the number of the band<br />

that will provide the green<br />

values.<br />

Type the number of the band<br />

that will provide the blue<br />

values.<br />

4. Repeat step 3 for raster<br />

datasets with four or more<br />

bands.<br />

5. Click OK.<br />

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