Huge raster file: suggestions?



Hello,

I will be making a huge raster plot in matlab. It is a composite of
camera images that were collected along an aircraft track. There are
~200 image frames, each at 1 meter resolution, though I will only plot
every 10th frame. I would like to save the composite to a file that
can then be blown up and examined down to the full 1-m resolution
outside of Matlab. Can you please give me suggestions for how best to
plot and print this beast?

Currently I am overlaying each frame as a pcolor plot with shading
flat, then I print the resulting composite as a tiff at 600 dpi.
Surely there is a better way to do this - please let me know. For one
thing, much of the composite is blank white space. Could I force
Matlab to crop this away? Should I be using imagesc instead of
pcolor, or another file format besides tiff?

Thanks,
Kate

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