I wish to make a QGIS project with an orthoimagery layer and a vector layer of GPS points. I'm using QGIS 2.8.2, 64 bit, in Windows 7 on a Lenova t430 laptop. Raster is in EPSG: 32115 (mercator, NAD83, Eastern New York): I add that layer first. When I add a *.gpx layer, which is in EPSG4236 (Lat/Long) WGS84, the points display perhaps 100 km south from where they should be. When I add the layers in the opposite order, the raster layer ends up way up in Canada somewhere. No amount of reprojecting of either layer seems to be helping. Do you have any suggestions?
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