Atarimaster wrote:However, if the sample images were to be changed, I’d prefer them to be the other way round: Leave the samples for equal-area and conformal projections the way they are, and conformal projections are displayed with two sample images, namely the "ugly" images, showing areal distortion on one image and angular distortion on the other.
I think you mean “and compromise projections are displayed with two sample images” here?
Piotr wrote:Also, why does the geographical sample picture of universal Transverse Mercator have a weird amount of detail compared to the default 5400×2700 database?
So that it is useful and pretty instead of ugly and too blurry to be meaningful. Does the detail inconvenience you?
Piotr wrote:Also, why does the geographical sample picture of universal Transverse Mercator have a weird amount of detail compared to the default 5400×2700 database?
So that it is useful and pretty instead of ugly and too blurry to be meaningful. Does the detail inconvenience you?
— daan
Yeah, but I can't find the crazy 1964105631895×1896598160246 databases in Geocart 3 at all.
Geocart has three product choices: Student, Personal, and Professional. The larger databases come with Personal and Professional editions. The Student edition does not. The demos do not.
Those are the databases that ship with the minimal installer and demo version. The Personal and Professional editions come with additional installers as listed here: Supplied data sets
