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Hi Gw Lee When the calibration error message Not enough depth pixels - low fill factor. Please retry in different lighting conditions occurs, it can indicate that the calibration needs to be perfo...
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Hi Vakula289 The RealSense T265 Tracking Camera is a retired camera model and no longer supported in the RealSense SDK or RealSense Viewer tool. The final Viewer version to support T265 was 2.53....
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Hi Jashmehta If you are using RGB to depth extrinsics in your calculations, you may be changing the origin of the RGB image from the center-line of the RGB sensor to the center-line of the left in...
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Thanks very much for the RGB image, it is helpful. The camera will have difficulty capturing the depth of surfaces that are colored black or dark grey. This is because it is a general physics p...
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Hi Matthew, could you provide an RGB image of the scene that the camera is observing please, as this will help to identify any environmental factors or issues with objects / surfaces in the scene t...
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A discussion at the link below may be a helpful reference for making a frame queue size change in Python. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/6448#issuecomment-633041074
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Your log of warning / error messages looked as though it had been generated by the RealSense ROS2 wrapper but it appears to actually be from the realsense-viewer log console. My apologies for the ...
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The YouTube video at the link below of a RealSense-mounted vehicle travelling on a road is a useful reference for the simultaneous depth and RGB capture capabilities of RealSense 400 Series cameras...
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Thanks very much for the additional information. The link below advises that the RealSense ROS wrapper does not have the ability to change the frame queue size to add latency, unfortunately. http...
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The cameras can be used with Raspberry Pi boards, including Pi 5. However, the full capabilities of the camera may not be able to be accessed on a Pi and the best that you may get is basic depth a...