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Hi Bschwartz The Dynamic Calibration tool is installed separately from the RealSense SDK and can perform a robust calibration of both the depth and RGB sensors. It only calibrates the camera's ex...
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Hi Bschwartz If using an external hardware sync trigger then it may be possible but you would have to make the non-RealSense RGB camera the master and the RealSense depth camera the slave. https:...
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Each preset has a different balance of settings that prioritizes a particular effect on the image, such as higher accuracy but more holes on the depth image, or cleaner edges. The Preset Table sum...
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They would be, yes.
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If you have access to the RealSense Viewer tool then you can see default values for settings that are not defined in the launch file by looking at the options in the Viewer's side-panel.
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Hi Toni Divic This warning is not something to be concerned about. A RealSense ROS wrapper launch is able to apply custom presets for some camera settings from a json file if a path to the json f...
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If you are using a Linux computer then the two .so files to copy to the same folder as your project script are librealsense2.so and pyrealsense2.so. If the folder image above is from your Jetson N...
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You should be able to build the librealsense SDK for Nano on Ubuntu 20.04 if you build it from source code, as there are not librealsense packages available for Arm64 on 20.04. You should ideall...
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Hi Abdullaherzin80 It is rare that the pyrealsense2.pyrealsense2 instruction is used. It is more common to use import pyrealsense2 as rs Does the script work if you only have one pyrealsense2 i...
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I cannot make a recommendation for a specific product. If you are a beginner though then I would recommend an x86/x64 board instead of an Arm one, as the setup of the camera, operating system and ...