Prepare map in QGIS || Introduction to QGIS print Layout

[@theoderic_l]

Very clearly demonstrated, thanks!

[@rujmihelic6231]

Best video ever! Thank you!

[@nelocinco3836]

Hello there, thank you for the very helpful video. How do I know which Zone to use for my region? Would appreciate your help, cheers and thanks!

[@AbhishekKumar-ry9ls]

Wow 😮 thank you for this short and useful video ❤ Really appreciate your efforts 😊

[@dudee499]

Short :P

[@rin8500]

I cant seem to configure the x and y cooridnates for the grid? Im confused

[@muhammadazliritonga7091]

How to create Landuse: Forest, River and Settlement? Can I not send the polygons?

[@qgisworld1922]

You can create Polygons using Google earth or satellite image or download the digital layer from websites.

[@victorferdinandkhe959]

By any chance, can we change the vertical ascending numbers from 3--------------- to two digits?

[@qgisworld1922]

There may be an option for this

[@outsiders415]

GREAT video thank you. I have noticed that when I "Add picture" over the top of my background map, it makes the picture about 50% transparent. Rendering has Blending mode 'normal and opacity 100%. Do you know where is the transparency in the picture coming from?

[@qgisworld1922]

The transparency in the picture may be coming from the image file itself. Many image file formats, such as PNG and GIF, support an alpha channel, which can be used to specify the transparency of each pixel in the image. If the image you are adding has an alpha channel, QGIS will automatically use it to determine the transparency of the image when it is added to the map. If you want to remove the transparency, you can use an image editing software to remove the alpha channel from the image file, or you can set the transparency to 0% in the Layer Properties. Another way to check is to set the Blending mode to "Multiply" this way the image will be opaque, and will not be influenced by the transparency of the image. Please update us if the problem is solved or not. There may be other several reasons which we can explore. Happy learning.

[@avleveri]

Very helpful video, thank you. and I liked the backing music too!

[@yonasetefa1051]

when i try to export as a form of image it is export or saved only the layer ( the coordinates) i can not export the drown map or lines

[@qgisworld1922]

Please visit the export settings. There might be some problem.

[@cynthiamawema9484]

Excellent explanation, thank you

[@biologyin10minutes49]

Dear sir Do you make professional map I want landuse map of my study area same type How to contact u Please provide guide lines

[@qgisworld1922]

[e-mail]

[@watitemjen2328]

Excellent Tutorial

[@teshomehailu188]

Very useful. I don't know how to thank you.

[@natashasiame9014]

You are the best

[@ladel2o1a48]

You are a wise man

[@angeladube2393]

Where did you get this data i need it Can you use it to specify different time frames

[@qgisworld1922]

Hello! This data is made by image reclassication of the satellite image. You can get the satellite image of different time frame and reclassify the landuse. I hope I gave you the answer. For any confusion, feel free to comment. Happy learning

[@c.rafatulkabir6971]

Do I need to use NDVI for that?

[@die_Moose]

Thank you so much, you saved my life

[@sudarshonsapkota1491]

Excellent explanation. Very useful

[@qgisworld1922]

Thank you so much brother 🙏

[@LetsJessMole210]

Extremely helpful, thank you🔥🔥🔥

[@gl_coimbra]

Very useful, thank you!

[@saidbelbouj3966]

data link is dead!?

[@qgisworld1922]

Sorry for the inconvenience. The link has been updated. Happy learning

[@indominusrex753]

You're amazing! Tkank you bro

[@yonasetefa1051]

How to Save the map as image to desktop

[@qgisworld1922]

Please follow the steps. You can export in image very easily.

[@theonionwizard8686]

Much appreciated!

[@janjoshuaayop2939]

thank you so much

[@anushrimaity2001]

Thank you sir

[@letrasguiguis148]

Thanks sir

[@kasperlg]

This is great! Thanks!

[@tomdotbot]

thank you :->

[@angeladube2393]

I need to understand ur data acqusation as soon as possible

[@qgisworld1922]

Or you can use Google earth and make polygons of lands use or landcover of different time frame. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZDJl4R5d6qog5I Here is the link you can follow to prepa landuse Data from Google earth. Good luck.

[@FreddieCBTaylor]

My OCD hates that your arrow lines aren't perfectly vertical/horizontal

[@samirdhapare8483]

Thanks

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