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QGIS is rendering 2px size borders on side of the map. I picked the layer to match exact coordinates.
When that 2px border is on the sides of the map causes map transformers to bug out and adds a visible solid line that looks unnatural.
I would prefer a raw render from QGIS software without making use of other software compression algorithms, potentially reducing the quality of the QGIS rendered image.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Goto Project > Import/Export > Export Map to Image
Calculate from "Layer"
Save as PNG
Open Image in GIMP
Investigate sides of PNG.
Versions
3.40.3
Supported QGIS version
I'm running a supported QGIS version according to the roadmap.
Manually drawing on the map is a bit challenging at such high resolution and would prefer to match precise coordinates without cutting up the map by user error.
Update: I tested on a lower DPI 96 and that didn't produce borders on the sides of the map.
The original image I am rendering is 1600 DPI at about 30,000px wide and produces them borders on the side. The software produces a warning when the image is larger than the original, but I reduced the size and locked the aspect ration to accommodate that warning and results in the borders on the side of the image.
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What is the bug or the crash?
QGIS is rendering 2px size borders on side of the map. I picked the layer to match exact coordinates.
When that 2px border is on the sides of the map causes map transformers to bug out and adds a visible solid line that looks unnatural.
I would prefer a raw render from QGIS software without making use of other software compression algorithms, potentially reducing the quality of the QGIS rendered image.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Goto Project > Import/Export > Export Map to Image
Calculate from "Layer"
Save as PNG
Open Image in GIMP
Investigate sides of PNG.
Versions
3.40.3
Supported QGIS version
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Additional context
Manually drawing on the map is a bit challenging at such high resolution and would prefer to match precise coordinates without cutting up the map by user error.
Update: I tested on a lower DPI 96 and that didn't produce borders on the sides of the map.
The original image I am rendering is 1600 DPI at about 30,000px wide and produces them borders on the side. The software produces a warning when the image is larger than the original, but I reduced the size and locked the aspect ration to accommodate that warning and results in the borders on the side of the image.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: