MartyG
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Hello, the shadow is a phenomenon called occlusion and is caused by the depth sensors and RGB sensors being in different physical positions on the front of the camera. It is especially noticeable ...
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Hi Akramach478 Intel provide a YouTube tutorial for training your own joint tracking dataset with RealSense cameras at the link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSHDyUXSNqY Some other Real...
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If dust was settling on the camera lenses then I can foresee that it could negatively affect the camera's perception. If all of the cameras were in the same environment though then I would expect ...
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Intel's camera tuning guide has a section about use of 400 Series cameras in sunlight at the link below. https://dev.intelrealsense.com/docs/tuning-depth-cameras-for-best-performance#use-sunlight-...
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In programs that use the instruction get_distance() like yours does, the X coordinate tends to be accurate at the center of the image but become increasingly inaccurate as you move away from the im...
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If a preset is not specified then the default values for camera settings should be automatically applied.
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Hi Ferdogan D457 is not equipped with the sunlight blocking filter of the D435if camera model. It is possible to purchase the D435if's CLAREX NIR-75N filter as a separate product and apply it ext...
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If you are using C++ then you can enable the emitter with the instruction RS2_OPTION_EMITTER_ENABLED. A C++ script for doing so can be found at the link below under the librealsense2 heading. http...
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The coordinates of the center pixel of an image at a particular resolution will be exactly half of that resolution. So if 1280x720 resolution was being used then the center XY pixel coordinate wou...
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If you received a z-depth 0f 2.464 from Method 2 (the same as the Viewer) and Method 1 is reporting 0 for Z-depth then it seems that it would be best to drop Method 1 and use Method 2 instead. Us...