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Hi there,  This issue will be fixed at 4.24 (will be released late June). You can try out the fix in our next version( <script src="https://js.arcgis.com/next/"></script>) and the fix will be available on next by Tuesday next week.  Here is an updated codepen app to point to next. Please note that the fix is not in there until next Tuesday. https://codepen.io/U_B_U/pen/eYVWwvw?editors=100 Hope we can mark this issue as resolved.  ... View more

Hi there,  You don't have to set bandIds or statistics when working with single band images. RasterStretchRenderer uses the statistics from the specified band or the only band by default. I suspect that your service's stats are maybe off. Can you try following two things?  1. Set the ImageryLayer.format to lerc so that the RasterStretchRenderer is applied on the client-side. if image formats are being requested, then the server processes the data and returns an image. 2. Can you set the stats on the RasterStretchRenderer and modify your stats as needed?   I updated the codepen to use single band image service and removed the flow-renderer part (but works with flow renderer as well). https://codepen.io/U_B_U/pen/gOvmmyr?editors=1000 I am setting the service's stats directly on the renderer to show how this is done. You can get the stats from the service rest end point or can get them from ImageryLayer.serviceRasterInfo. In any case, you probably have to play with the numbers.  const temperatureLayer = new ImageryLayer({ url: "https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/CharlotteLAS/ImageServer", renderer: { colorRamp, stretchType: "min-max", type: "raster-stretch", statistics: [{ avg: 712.371337411377, max: 1611.125, min: 515.6699829101562, stddev: 45.56883666949917 }] }, format: "lerc" });   ... View more