Adds warnings, fix titles for vrange for RGB images - #51
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Matplotlib imshow ignores vmin, vmax, and colormap for RGB images, always plotting them with range [0, 1] (for floats) or [0, 255] (for ints). This PR makes sure that the range titles reflect that and raises an informative warning if it the user has changed
vrangefrom the default value.See plenoptic-org/plenoptic#479 for more details.