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The company Newnex supplies fiber optic cabling that can be used at a distance of up to 300 meters. For more information, please see the bottom of Newnex's RealSense page at the link below. https:...
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It appears that you will not be able to update the bag's white balance. Yes, setting repeat_playback = false prevents the bag from looping.
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If you are writing your own script and you place the instruction cfg.enable_device_from_file on the line before the pipe start instruction then the program should use the bag file as the camera dat...
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It would also be worth exploring using the HDR (High Dynamic Range) feature to deal with reflections by using two distinct exposure values. https://dev.intelrealsense.com/docs/high-dynamic-range-wi...
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In the Post-Processing filter list in the options side-panel of the RealSense Viewer, if you expand open the settings of the Spatial Filter by clicking on the arrow icon beside it then there is a d...
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Hi John Dangelo The filter on the D435f blocks out visible light frequencies but allows higher near-infrared frequencies to enter the sensor. It sounds as though the infrared sensors may be being...
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Hi Tania Vasiu The link below has information about setting up a RealSense C++ project in Visual Studio with three .props files provided by the RealSense SDK. https://support.intelrealsense.com/hc...
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Q1 is correct. The data is generated on PC1 and then transmitted via ethernet cable to PC2. On PC2 you can remotely access the camera on PC1 as a 'network camera' and view and control the data on...
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This question has been answered at the link below. Thanks! https://support.intelrealsense.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/16027526481043
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You cannot combine two RGB color images into a depth map, but you do not need to as RealSense already generates a depth map from the left and right sensors and so does the combination work for you.