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The RealSense ROS wrapper does not have an "every nth frame" function. So if the wrapper is providing 10 FPS, it is probable that it was meant to be a higher speed such as 15 or 30 FPS but somethi...
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Hi Blaknath There are no plans to EOL the RealSense D405 camera model. EOL notices for RealSense products are published months in advance on Intel's PCN database website at the link below. https...
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Yes, you can apply the preset with code. The link below has an example of Python code for applying the High Accuracy preset. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/2577#issuecomment...
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The code looks correct.
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Hi Jomanaashraf8 Thanks very much for your questions. 1. Whilst the RealSense Viewer tool applies a range of filters by default, when creating your own program script no filters will be applied b...
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You could simply change wb_balance in the code below to a fixed value. Changing this: rgb_camera.set_option(rs.option.white_balance, wb_value) To this: rgb_camera.set_option(rs.option.white_balance...
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In ROS the frequency can be controlled with a rate, as described in the link below. https://roboticsbackend.com/ros-rate-roscpy-roscpp/
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Hi Tsubota Kazuhiro If a particular FPS speed is not supported by the SDK then a way to achieve a custom FPS is to only use every "nth" frame. For example, 10 FPS could be achieved by setting the...
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This particular error seems to refer to a dependency on GLFW, which is a graphics system equivalent to OpenGL that is part of the librealsense SDK (the SDK uses GLFW3). GLFW3 can also be instal...
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There is an example of Python code for disabling auto white-balance and setting a manual white-balance value at the link below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/10143 RealSen...