Georeferencing problem

[IuliaRoman]

Hello, 

I am having a problem with ArcMap 10.5. 

I have hundreds of tiff images georeferenced in 10.3 but when I add them in 10.5 I cannot see them in the correct position anymore.

Does anyone know what to do?

[IuliaRoman]

There is a difference  I noticed.

The cell size in properties is different in 10.5 than in 10.3, although it is the same image I am adding in MAP.

Although I see this I don't know how to fix it...

[DanPatterson_Retired]

how was cell size given originally? 

What are the cell sizes and what is their difference?

have you examined any *.tif and/or *.aux files in a text editor?  report their contents if you have

[IuliaRoman]

So I have images georeferenced in 10.1 and in 10.3. The ones in 10.1 I can see perfect in 10.5. The ones georeferenced in 10.3 are not seen properly in 10.5.

The same image:

In 10.3 the cell size is like 0.026..., 0.026... and seen in the correct location

In 10.5 the cell size is like 2.533..., 2.6200 seen bigger but I think the rotation is correct

I tried to export the tif with the correct cell size and didn't work. Although that can't be a solution as i would have to export hundreds of tifs. 

I took a look at the *.tif and/or *.aux  but didn't see a difference to be honest. 

I would try to attach two images but I don't know how.

[XanderBakker]

There may be a problem with your regional settings (1 see that the difference in cell size is a factor 1000). What decimal sign is configured currently? Did that setting change? Are you using 10.5 on a different system than where you use(d) 10.3?

[IuliaRoman]

The decimal sign is "."

The images where georeferenced on another computer with 10.3. The decimal sign on that computer is ","

A colleague has 10.4 the same decimal point as me but can see the images perfectly. 

I also have Arcgis Pro installed which works and sees de image where it should...

[DanPatterson_Retired · Accepted solution]

I would check Map and Pro settings then to see if they are set to use Windows regional settings by default

[IuliaRoman]

Thank you very much Dan and Xander!

It was indeed from ArcgisAdministrator - Advanced Configuration - Display Language - for me had to be English and not Display Language (English - United States).

THANK YOU!!

[XanderBakker]

Hi Iulia Roman , can you mark Dan's post as the right answer? This way other users with similar problems can find the solution easier.