Raster Layers not visible beyond 1:25,000.

[SusanBoos]

I tried adding in a number of raster layers and none depict beyond the scale of 1:25,000. I've verified that the scale dependency is not set. Is there a setting I need to change to allow my raster layer to depict out past 1:30,000? I recently had ArcGIS Standard Version 10.4.1 installed.

Capture1 shows my raster layer depicting at 1:24000.

Capture2 shows my raster not depicting at 1:30000.

[DanPatterson_Retired]

strangely I experienced the same thing... I tried rebuilding pyramids and the other stuff and nothing worked... so I dumped the files, re-downloaded the originals making sure to save to a new folder, opened a new project and added them... and the issue went away.  Hopefully it works for you.  When something doesn't work, don't do the same thing again seems to be the motto

[SusanBoos]

Thank you ~ good suggestion, I tried it once! Unfortunately, I’m still experimenting with possible fixes. I’ll be sure and post what works.

[NeilAyres]

If this is a mosaic dataset, have you built overviews.

But generally that results in the crazy checkerboard view.

[SusanBoos]

Thanks, the crazy checkerboard isn’t happening. I’m still working on it…

[NinaRihn]

also check your Raster settings  in the customize menu / arcmap options, raster tab and make sure you aren't exceeding your maximum number of rasters to be drawn

[SusanBoos]

Thanks, I’m still working on it…

[SusanBoos · Accepted solution]

I created a raster dataset from the tifs I wanted to display in my mxd first.  I then created a mosaic dataset adding that dataset.  Display is no longer an issue.