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In the associated paper, and I would also assume this implementation, you describe the that the camera is located directly behind a thin (2.5 mm) flat port waterproof casing lens. The refractive distortion through this is modeled by g_r in the paper.
We would very much like to use ReAqROVIO in a setting with a stereo camera, where both cameras are positioned behind glass domes, with the camera lens directly in the centre of the dome. Theoretically, this would eliminate any refractive distortion from the glass window. Is this as easy as to set the refractiveCalibration
and useObservabilityCheck both to false?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Yes, for dome ports with cameras at the geometric center, the refractive effects are absent (theoretically). Thus, just setting refractiveCalibration and useObservabilityCheck to false with refractive_index to 1.0 is enough.
In the associated paper, and I would also assume this implementation, you describe the that the camera is located directly behind a thin (2.5 mm) flat port waterproof casing lens. The refractive distortion through this is modeled by g_r in the paper.
We would very much like to use ReAqROVIO in a setting with a stereo camera, where both cameras are positioned behind glass domes, with the camera lens directly in the centre of the dome. Theoretically, this would eliminate any refractive distortion from the glass window. Is this as easy as to set the
refractiveCalibration
and
useObservabilityCheck
both to false?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: