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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/20/2021 7:16 PM, krishna Ayyala
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cite="mid:CADUrCAj1m6a-X7ap5HV_xs=TcEFtdW1oHoPifu98kmo4JEG-5w@mail.gmail.com">Charles,
<div>Sorry for so many questions. As I mentioned before, I am able
to create georeferenced tiff file as per instructions in the
link below. But, when I overlay this tiff file on top of the
shapefile, the size of the points in tiff file is not same as
that of the size of the points in the shapefile. I tried to
export to tiff file with different resolutions, but that did not
work. Is there a way to fix that?</div>
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<div><a href="https://imgur.com/a/soAI4E5" moz-do-not-send="true">https://imgur.com/a/soAI4E5</a></div>
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The shapefile contains coordinates; the points you see on the map
are how those points have been "symbolized". The default settings in
QGIS makes those symbols the same size regardless of the scale of
the map - as you zoom in or out the points remain the same apparent
size on your screen. When you exported the map to a tiff, the
points became fixed in size. If you overlay the tiff on the original
<i>at the same zoom level</i> that you exported at, the symbols will
be the same size. As you zoom in or out, the symbols on the tiff
will appear larger or smaller on your screen, while the symbols for
the shapefile points will remain constant in apparent size. <br>
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