The raster layer styling panel often changes the color stretch without it being desired. This quickly ruins painstakingly adjusted render settings.
How to reproduce:
- Open example data
- Select the EnMAP layer and open the raster layer styling panel for
- Change Min/Max Value settings from "user defined" to "Cumulative count cut". This is the renderer we like to keep.
- Select the aerial_potsdam layer, either in the layer tree or Raster Layer Styling panel combobox
=> this changes the the Min/Max Value settings back to "User defined" and the aerial_potsdam renderer. Why?
- Now select the enmap_potsdam layer.
As a general rule: Never change a renderer without being asked, i.e. without an interaction between user and raster layer panel
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- Open example data
- Select the EnMAP layer and open the raster layer styling panel for
- Select the aerial_postdam layer to switch the raster layer styling for
- Change Min/Max Value settings to "current canvas" and "Cumulative count cut"
- Select the EnMAP layer again. Band selection changes to 3-2-1, showing a dark EnMAP raster in the background.

The raster layer styling panel often changes the color stretch without it being desired. This quickly ruins painstakingly adjusted render settings.
How to reproduce:
=> this changes the the Min/Max Value settings back to "User defined" and the aerial_potsdam renderer. Why?
As a general rule: Never change a renderer without being asked, i.e. without an interaction between user and raster layer panel
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