camera_calibration_and_stereo_vision
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| * Camera calibration relies on acquiring images of a checkerboard using two cameras (see image below) | * Camera calibration relies on acquiring images of a checkerboard using two cameras (see image below) | ||
| * This {{ : | * This {{ : | ||
| + | * In the camera calibration function, you must set three parameters: rows, columns and world_scaling | ||
| + | * Rows and columns refer the number of " | ||
| + | * In the image below: < | ||
| + | * Note that OpenCV will throw an error if the number of rows and columns is incorrect | ||
| + | * world_scaling is the physical dimension of a square on the checkerboard, | ||
| * Checkerboard images are used to obtain the intrinsic matrices and distortion coefficients of each camera individually | * Checkerboard images are used to obtain the intrinsic matrices and distortion coefficients of each camera individually | ||
| * The camera calibration process also outputs a value related to the quality of the calibration (RMSE) which should be less than 0.30 | * The camera calibration process also outputs a value related to the quality of the calibration (RMSE) which should be less than 0.30 | ||
| - | * Note that both camera frames must have the same dimensions for stereo calibration | + | * Note that both camera frames must have the __same__ |
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| + | * It is often important to define a world frame | ||
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