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Strange colorbar ticks, not standard form

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David H
David H am 3 Jul. 2015
I am finding the behaviour of matlab odd when I am making contourf plots. The data I have is low amplitude so typically the data is of the order of 10^{-4} - 10^{-5}. Sometimes the colorbars will have ticks like -10,0,10,20 and have a factor of 10^{-5} and others will have ticks like -1,0,1,2 and have a factor of 10^{-5} above them. Clearly this data of the same order and I am finding this misleading as it appears at a glance the data are of different orders of magnitude.
Is there any way to force this exponent to be 10^{-4} for all the plots? Or at least a quick way to change this so the tics are spaced in the same way?
I am using the following code to generate three subplots:
figure
subplot(3,1,1);
contourf(om1_rng(om1lg)/1e4,om3_rng(om3lg)/1e4,squeeze(GSB2),size(CMRmap,1))
colormap(CMRmap); colorbar; caxis([min1,max1]);
subplot(3,1,2);
contourf(om1_rng(om1lg)/1e4,om3_rng(om3lg)/1e4,squeeze(SE2),size(CMRmap,1))
colormap(CMRmap); colorbar; caxis([min2,max2]);
subplot(3,1,3);
contourf(om1_rng(om1lg)/1e4,om3_rng(om3lg)/1e4,squeeze(ESA2),size(CMRmap,1))
colormap(CMRmap); colorbar; caxis([min3,max3]);

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