You can now look at a few differently colored pixels with the Inquire Cursor to verify you filled out Table 1 correctly. Now let's go one step further and learn more about the Imagine software. This will activate the Raster Attribute Editor which will resemble Figure 5 . Figure 5 The Raster Attribute Editor dialog box will not show the entire attribute table when first opened. Expand the lower right corner of this dialog to show the entire table as in Figure 6 .
Opacity allows the user to blend multiple layers within a viewer into one color scheme.
Multiple layers brought into a viewer are stacked on top of each other, if the top layer has an opacity of 1 then the layer below it would not be visible. Left click on a row, move your cursor to the Color patch and right click, you will see a menu of colors which can be applied to that bin. You can edit any field except the Histogram column with the keyboard by left clicking within the cell you wish to edit. Use the Raster Attribute table to verify you have correctly completed Table 1 . Next complete the following exercise to gain insight into the conversion of imagery into printed products.