Too bright image or wrong resolution

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Sorry for the delay answering. I had a large holyday.

@Gongrau

Have you tried to use the Color Manipulation tool?

@obarrilero

You can manually modify the values in the colour manipulation window. If you select a maximum value of 0.35 in R, G and B bands, the result should be something like this:

Thanks. I tried the color manipulation tool, and it solved the problem.

For resolution, I see that is the expected 10m. I wonder if more resolution can be extracted if the RGB bands do not belong to the exact same points. Maybe using some deconvolution.
As this thread shows, the satellite moves a lot between band recordings, so how they match the location for the pixels of each band? There must be some displacement between bands.

@wobedeney

So, I suppose that light intensity on Sentinel 2 data is linearly represented (the number is proportional to light intensity), and to convert to standard RGB graphic formats, is necessary to take the square root of each band before combining them.

Since the computer monitor can only represent 256 different colors for each band, some transformation is necessarily made, but I don’t know which one. Maybe it already takes the square root, o a logarithm (but in which base?). I searched in the documentation, but found nothing.