My end goal is to insert images into a PowerPoint. I have a 3 band 8-bit image stored in a FGDB (see InputFile screenshot). I am using the Split Raster tool to split it into approximate thirds using 3 polygons, with the output going to a TIF file (see RasterSplitTool screenshot). The problem I am having is the tool is outputting a 16-bit per band file that Windows programs can't handle (PowerPoint, Paint, etc.). ArcGIS Pro displays them fine (see OutputFile screenshot).
Note that I used the Split Raster tool to successfully split 8-bit per band TIFs, so I am assuming it has something to do with the input files coming from a FGDB.
It's probably something easy I am missing, but I can't figure out how to get Split Raster to output 8-bit per band files. Any help identifying my obvious oversight would be appreciated.
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I found this issue https://support.esri.com/en/bugs/nimbus/QlVHLTAwMDExNjYzMA== which seems to describe what you are seeing. See the Additional Information:
So we can't know for sure without actually having the data. If you make the clipping geometry match the pixels, see if it works.
Another workaround (though I'm not sure it is the "correct" way to do this) is to set the NoData value to 0. Does that then produce an 8-bit output for you?
I found this issue https://support.esri.com/en/bugs/nimbus/QlVHLTAwMDExNjYzMA== which seems to describe what you are seeing. See the Additional Information:
So we can't know for sure without actually having the data. If you make the clipping geometry match the pixels, see if it works.
Another workaround (though I'm not sure it is the "correct" way to do this) is to set the NoData value to 0. Does that then produce an 8-bit output for you?
