MartyG
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The bad image has classic symptoms of a camera that needs to be recalibrated to correct the quality of its output. This can be done with the Dynamic Calibrator software. https://downloadcenter.int...
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It sounds as though you are using RealSense SDK version 2.30.0, but something in the Visual Studio project that you have created is using components that are referencing the earlier 2.25.0 SDK vers...
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As there are few precedents for multiple-device use in Unity, it is difficult to provide guidance. You could ask at the RealSense GitHub forum, as the developers who work on the Unity wrapper are ...
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Frames not arriving within 5000 would typically suggest a communication problem between the camera and the computer's USB controller. As this is a C# programming problem, I would recommend posting...
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The 2016 SDK is compatible with the RealSense SR300, so it should work with the SR305 (an SR300 in a new casing suited to mounting the camera). There are no plans that I know of for an official 400...
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The 'frames did not arrive' error suggests that the camera is experiencing problems with USB controller communication. In Newnex's YouTube video about extending, they use a single 20 meter active (...
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I hope the discussion in the link below on frame queue size, which includes a link to sample code referencing frame queue size and some advice from Dorodnic the RealSense SDK Manager, will be of he...
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The usual way to translate 3D point cloud data into a 2D depth map is an SDK instruction called rs2_project_point_to_pixel. Maybe you could adapt the software device point cloud example to do this...
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Unless you are taking frames from non-RealSense cameras, using software device may be an over-complicated solution to align depth with color. An expert RealSense user called UnaNancyOwen has writt...
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For bright-light conditions, a 400 Series model (D415 or D435 / D435i) may be the better choice. Unlike most depth cameras, these stereo cameras actually work better in strong light. If you are r...