MartyG
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The black streaks are not on the RGB image. They are on the depth image, and are appearing because performing depth to color alignment is combining the depth and color images together. I note in...
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Hi Kvuong RealSense cameras have a fixed physical shutter speed that cannot be changed, so changes in shutter speed can be simulated by setting a manual exposure time. White balance is an RGB op...
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Hi Kvuong The RealSense Viewer tool applies a range of image-improving post processing filters that are enabled by default in the Post Processing section of the Viewer's options side-panel. A scr...
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If the transparent material that the window / glass is made from is not modifying the properties of the light that is passing through it (i.e acting like a filter) then calibration should not be re...
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Are you capturing only the first frame? If you are then the RGB might be dark because the auto-exposure needs several frames to settle down after the pipeline is started. Skipping the first sever...
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Thanks very much. I edited the link but it still will not launch correctly when clicked on. It works if the address is copied and then pasted into the browser address bar.
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I believe that the timestamps will be based on global time if the RealSense SDK's metadata support is enabled, otherwise they will be based on the computer's system time. More information about th...
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Hi Sangngvt Usually when using depth and color with rs2_deproject_pixel_to_point() and get_distancc(), depth to color alignment should first be performed before using deprojection secondly afterwa...
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Hi Bindeglied The contents of a bag file cannot be edited. So I agree that your best course of action would be to load the bag file into memory, edit the RGB images in real-time and then re-save ...
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I have highlighted this issue with rs-fw-update freezes to the Intel RealSense Help Center team. Thanks very much for your patience!