Calibration Resolution is taken at 640x480 regardless of original video resolution. #691
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Hello! Based on a quick review, the size parameter there may be a historical artifact of some previous incarnations. It looks like your intrinsic parameters align with your actual resolution (the optical center is measured in pixels and seems reasonable given 1920x1080). I think you should be good to proceed as is, though you can hard code the values in config.toml if the multicamera calibration goes awry for some reason. Searching through the code base leads me to believe this inaccuracy won't matter.... when reading frames in a video stream, the resolution is pulled from the video source itself. I'm going to convert this discussion to an issue so that I can remind myself to clean this up when I have some more time next month. Thanks for bringing this up and please let me know if anything else crops up during the calibration. Regards, Mac |
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I'm sorry but I'm not sure if I understand how I can help. I don't know what "code for detection" you are referring to. If it's in another code base, I don't know where that is and I don't have the bandwidth to assist with debugging it. If it's your code, I wish you success in tracking down the issue! Best, Mac |
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Hello!
Based on a quick review, the size parameter there may be a historical artifact of some previous incarnations. It looks like your intrinsic parameters align with your actual resolution (the optical center is measured in pixels and seems reasonable given 1920x1080).
I think you should be good to proceed as is, though you can hard code the values in config.toml if the multicamera calibration goes awry for some reason. Searching through the code base leads me to believe this inaccuracy won't matter.... when reading frames in a video stream, the resolution is pulled from the video source itself.
I'm going to convert this discussion to an issue so that I can remind myself to clean this u…