QGIS 101: Hillshade from DEM

[@allanlopez8464]

I hated the Qgis HS but now I love it after your kind and simple receipt ! Best !

[@GeosearchInternational]

Thanks Allan! QGIS takes some time to get used to if you have spent many years using ESRI software, but it is worth it in the end. All the best, Andreas

[@oskha1815]

thank you for curing my headache

[@GeosearchInternational]

Wellcome Oshka! All the best, Andreas

[@levitycreations]

You're amazing. Thank you for the help!

[@GeosearchInternational]

You are welcome! All the best, Andreas

[@josemarcelino1826]

Love it Love it Love it!!! New Subscriber

[@GeosearchInternational]

Welcome!! All the best, Andreas

[@Tiny.sara_SarayPedraza]

i am so grateful! thank you so much!

[@GeosearchInternational]

You're welcome Saray! All the best, Andreas

[@ayrem3359]

Thanksss, you helped me a lot

[@GeosearchInternational]

You are welcome Ayrem! All the best, Andreas

[@Mallikbilugali]

Nice video.....💐

[@GeosearchInternational]

Thanks! All the best, Andreas

[@stanitebros]

Thank You Sir !

[@GeosearchInternational]

Most welcome! All the best, Andreas

[@mehrullahkhurami3210]

Very Nice and interesting

[@GeosearchInternational]

Thank you Eng. Mehrullah! All the best, Andreas

[@sefayalvac]

Thank you very much... New Subscriber

[@GeosearchInternational]

Welcome Sefa! All the best, Andreas

[@juliomoyano6841]

Excelente explicación!!! Como puedo conseguir el mismo efecto en la capa de colores? Desde ya muchas gracias!!!

[@GeosearchInternational]

Hola Julio, ¡De nada! La rampa de color es wiki Schwarzwald. Vea este video sobre cómo cargarlo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHzHhomgec6Zers Un saludo, Andreas

[@juliomoyano6841]

@@GeosearchInternational Gracias por tu pronta respuesta. Admiro tu profesionalismo. Seguiré viendo tus videos, Gracias!!!

[@GeosearchInternational]

de nada Julio! Un saludo, Andreas

[@KakoozaOmte]

Thx for the video! What color ramp do you use here?

[@GeosearchInternational]

Hi KakoozaOmte, You are welcome! The colour ramp is wiki Schwarzwald. See this video on how to load it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHzHhomgec6Zers All the best, Andreas

[@northatlanticdrift]

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing! Two questions: how do you make the colors adjust/stretch to the current extend? And what is the blending mode for that layer? :) Thanks!

[@GeosearchInternational]

You are welcome! For the colour stretching: Right click - Properties - Symbology - Min/Max Value Settings - Statistics extent & chose Updated Canvas. That way it updates itself as you pan around the DEM. I use wiki Schwartzwald. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHzHhomgec6Zers All the best, Andreas

[@northatlanticdrift]

@@GeosearchInternational Amazing. It works perfectly! I never would have guessed that there is a drop-down Settings for the Min/Max Value, I always missed it somehow

[@GeosearchInternational]

I also only discovered it after some time. QGIS is really powerful once you get used to it. All the best, Andreas

[@stfan1686]

ty

[@GeosearchInternational]

Welcome! All the best, Andreas

[@shiners3328]

Where do you get your data from?

[@GeosearchInternational]

SRTM 30m - use the SRTM downloader plugin

[@shiners3328]

@@GeosearchInternational appreciate it

[@GeosearchInternational]

you are welcome! All the best, Andreas

[@Nomegustausarmimail]

Very helpful, thank you!

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You're welcome! All the best, Andreas

[@marlonsuelto8153]

Perfect

[@GeosearchInternational]

Thanks! All the best, Andreas

[@ComitatoProLagorai]

thanks!!!!

[@GeosearchInternational]

You're welcome! All the best, Andreas