but I'm now getting the same with the aws ones:
Ok, cors should be enabled in my google bucket now! Matt got his working, and told me how to do it in mine. Looks like the Range thing was needed, and then options seemed to work? Unless trying it out directly in cog-explorer isn't a full test... I don't think I have a cors plugin installed.
Hi @cholmes
Sorry, I'm already home (its 9:30 here).
Its great to hear you managed to get it to run, good job!
I inspected the SanFranciscoS2BGRN.tif case. Theres two things: 1) The default contrast correction is way off as the image seems to be in a good contrast already by itself. I'm working on this issue (as it currently affects all RGB images). 2) if this image originates from Sentinel 2, then bands are a bit odd. In the gdalinfo it displays the band description as B2, B3, B4, B5 (which is actually Blue, Green, Red and Near Infrared) so the colors are quite odd indeed.
The second image has the same contrast issue. If you click on the wrench in the upper right and delete the 'sigmoidal' step, then the image should be quite normal. The default settings originate from a version where we thought only Landsat 8 images will be displayed.
Sorry, I'm already home (its 9:30 here).
Its great to hear you managed to get it to run, good job!
I inspected the SanFranciscoS2BGRN.tif case. Theres two things: 1) The default contrast correction is way off as the image seems to be in a good contrast already by itself. I'm working on this issue (as it currently affects all RGB images). 2) if this image originates from Sentinel 2, then bands are a bit odd. In the gdalinfo it displays the band description as B2, B3, B4, B5 (which is actually Blue, Green, Red and Near Infrared) so the colors are quite odd indeed.
The second image has the same contrast issue. If you click on the wrench in the upper right and delete the 'sigmoidal' step, then the image should be quite normal. The default settings originate from a version where we thought only Landsat 8 images will be displayed.
Also I think will aim to do a medium post that features it some. Also need to announce my cog-map + tiles.rdnt.io service we're standing up (marblecutter lambda tiler for cogs).
we just announced somehow officially https://eox.at/2018/05/explore-landsat-8-scenes-with-cog-explorer/
and include it in a blog post soon.
Google Earth Engine is able to create COG's now - composited a bunch of planet scenes, clipped to land.
cog-explorer actually did better on transparency than qgis and marblecutter...
Hey @constantinius ! It's good. Cog BoF was quite good. Drew took some notes - https://cryptpad.fr/code/#/1/edit/5JKq9WUUR9DH607TR9zx7Q/8v6DcTnYmOdvB-D7wXwH0lr1/
I need to check them over and add to them and I'll put a blog post on it.
But there was quite a bit of interest, 20+ people showed up.
We are working on a geotiff.js release here (will be 1.0.0-beta). I hope I'll finish it before your talk (tomorrow, is it?)
