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Clipping images using GDAL


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I would like to clip some tiff files using cutline from kml file.



.gdalwarp.exe -of GTiff -co COMPRESS=LZW -cutline boundingbox.kml source.tif result.tif


It works quite well but as a result I have files with the same size as before.



Is it possible to adjust result image size to the result content?



Here I would like to get rid of that black border.
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    I would like to clip some tiff files using cutline from kml file.



    .gdalwarp.exe -of GTiff -co COMPRESS=LZW -cutline boundingbox.kml source.tif result.tif


    It works quite well but as a result I have files with the same size as before.



    Is it possible to adjust result image size to the result content?



    Here I would like to get rid of that black border.
    enter image description here









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      I would like to clip some tiff files using cutline from kml file.



      .gdalwarp.exe -of GTiff -co COMPRESS=LZW -cutline boundingbox.kml source.tif result.tif


      It works quite well but as a result I have files with the same size as before.



      Is it possible to adjust result image size to the result content?



      Here I would like to get rid of that black border.
      enter image description here









      share














      I would like to clip some tiff files using cutline from kml file.



      .gdalwarp.exe -of GTiff -co COMPRESS=LZW -cutline boundingbox.kml source.tif result.tif


      It works quite well but as a result I have files with the same size as before.



      Is it possible to adjust result image size to the result content?



      Here I would like to get rid of that black border.
      enter image description here







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