Hi,
I am working on EEG source imaging. I generated nifti images using the MNE python library and tried to view them using multiple viewers.
The image looks fine in MRICron. However, the surfice view is completely different than expected. Any idea why this might happen?
I am overlaying on the MNI152 mesh.

Thanks

(Both images are attached)

Hi Chris,
Attached is the overlay image I am using.

Thanks.

Hi Chris,
Thanks for your response. 
But I am not sure if color scale inversion is the solution.
For context, the source image was generated from eyes closed EEG segments. My expectation is that we should see higher values in the occipital regions which we do see in the MRI Cron version. For some reason, we do not see that in surfice. Instead, we see higher values in the basal area. I'm wondering if there is a rotation issue (something to do with the niffi header). I am attaching the original nifti image if it can be of help.
The image I am viewing is in MNI space and the source space is on freesurfer average template. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Yoga

You have several options to control colors, all controlled in the "Overlays" panel.
 1. Choose the brightest and darkest color range. (e.g. 2..12)
 2. Choose the color scheme from the drop down menu (e.g. "Red-Yellow")
 3. You can press "Options" and "Invert colors" if you want the color range reversed, which is often useful when your color range is negative (e.g. making more extreme values more salient).