[Qgis-user] display SAR images

[vukovicvl@fiberq.net vukovicvl@fiberq.net]

Hi,
 
Yes, but usually not in standard QGIS map display.
 
QGIS displays the SAR file in map coordinates, so it resamples the original slanted radar geometry into a regular square-pixel grid.
That is why the image looks horizontal/vertical.
 
To keep the original SAR slanted appearance and native pixel spacing, you generally need to view it in its native geometry using SAR software such as ESA SNAP, rather than as a geocoded raster in QGIS.
 
Best regards,
Vladimir
 

> On 03/09/2026 1:44 AM CET ni hao via QGIS-User <qgis-user at lists.osgeo.org> wrote:
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> Hi list,
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> I am new to QGIS. When I load a SAR image (such as RCM's product.xml) into QGIS, the image gets resampled into square pixels, and in horizonal/vertical grids.
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> Is there a way to keep SAR's slanted display, and keep the pixel size?
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> Thank you.
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