Nigel,
(now also on the list)
Isn't it called "true_color"?
You should be able to see all available datasets and composites, e.g. via the available_dataset_names() or available_composite_names() methods on the Scene object.
-Adam
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Hi Nigel,I think the RGB is monochromatic because you are using some older test data, where some channels were identical (i.e. all containing the closest SEVIRI channel, e.g. vis_04, vis_05 and vis_06 were all a copy of SEVIRI VIS006). So combining the same array in an RGB could give you a grayscale image :)Just a couple of hours ago, some new spectrally representative data has been released, see entry in https://www.eumetsat.int/mtg-test-data . If you use this data, you will get a realistic "true_color_raw".Cheers,Andrea
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