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Amana

In the datasheet there are properties of the RGB and the IR cameras FoV, for both vertical and horizontal.

I'm trying to analyze the size of the scanned object I will get as a parameter of the distance from it.

1. What defines the orientation of horizontal/vertical? I assume the basis is when the camera is positioned on its wide edge, can you confirm?

2. The 3D scanned object is received only from the overlaps of both the IR FoV and the RGB FoV?

3. The 2 angles (vertical+ horizontal FoV) + the distance from the object defines a rectangle. the actual FoV is the rectangle itself or an ellipse that blocks it?

Thanks!

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  • MartyG
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    I apologize for the delay in responding.   I was carefully considering how best to reply.  Your FOV questions go outside of my knowledge unfortunately, though one of the Intel support team members monitoring this forum may be able to offer advice.

    In the meantime, the best reference source I could find for the deeper details of the SR300 was in a research paper in the link below.  I am sorry again that I could not provide a more definitive answer.

    https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7929364 

    I would recommend starting on page 4 of the document, in the section headed 'C.  Intel SR300 Depth Camera'.

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  • Alexandra Ciuriuc

    Hi Amana,

     

    Thank you for your interest in the Intel RealSense SR300 camera.

    Regarding your first two questions, yes, you are correct.

    Regarding your third question, can you please explain what do you mean by the "ellipse that blocks it"?

     

    Regards,

    Alexandra

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