I am attempting to multiply my raster values by 10000 using the raster calculator in QGIS 3.6.2. But am getting weird results. For example I have an initial raster value of 30303 and would expect a return of 303030000 but instead get a return of 303030016. However the initial value of 10101 gives me the expected 101010000 but 101010 gives me 1010099968 and 121212 gives me 1212120064.
The formula is simply ras@1 * 10000
Is there something I am doing wrong? I assume this is some kind of rounding issue.