Adjust color ramp raster tif

[AnneTrampe]

Hello everyone,

I am trying to reproduce the same characteristics of a raster tif than the same attached in the picture.

I have a raster tif with different value. I already excluded all values above 1000 as they are land area.

I now want to have a descrete color ramp or stretched color ramp, but want to adjust it with certain values/breaks where the colour changes. it should look like this:

But I just achieved this:

[PanGIS]

Hi, not sure if it is what you need but you can give it a try:

change the stretch type into Min-Max

then check Edit High/Low value and change the values.

[AnneTrampe]

Now, I can set them manually, but I can not change the values in between. What I mean is: I want also a legend like above, showing the value steps between min and max with the values and like to adjust them manually so from 0.1-1, 1-10, 10-50, 50-100, 100-300 and 300-1000, but still as stretched color. Now it looks like this:

[PanGIS]

Click on Labeling button and see change the values from there.

[AbdullahAnter]

I think there is same answered question , see this link Assigning static colors to specific values on a stretched color ramp  

[AnneTrampe]

Okay, I did the labelling. Changed number of intervals and as I don't want the same intervalls I tried to change the values manually, but didn' work. I type in the right value, but it switches back to the original value.

[PanGIS]

Not sure why, but it does the same to me.

Do this:

1) labeling: change the values as you like

2) click OK to close the window (apparently I have to click twice)

3) straight after click Apply in the Symbology tab

4) reopen the Labeling and now it should be changed and the symbology reclassified.

[AnneTrampe]

Okay, now I can change the label, but still not the values. So in the end it is still wrong as I need to change the values that are in that class/range

[AnneTrampe]

Value and Label should be the same

[PanGIS]

Change the values, not the labels.

If you change the values, the labels change accordingly.

(Sorry, just realized that before I wrote "labels" instead of values.)