MartyX Grover
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If auto-exposure is being used then there is the possibility of bad frames at pipeline start because the auto-exposure is still settling down for the first several frames (this problem does not occ...
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I have been through all the multicam code again from the beginning. A point that keeps coming to my notice is that your conversion does not make use of an emplace instruction as part of the code f...
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I remember that the SR300 has a different depth scale to the 400 Series cameras. The default depth scale on the 400 Series cameras is 1mm ('0.001' meters). On the SR300 though it is 1/32 mm, whic...
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Yes, the SR305 has the SR300 camera module inside it and acted as an entry-level model in the RealSense product family with a new casing that was easier to mount. The SR300 technology dates back t...
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May I ask please what the purpose of the point cloud scan is please? If it is to create a 3D representation of an object then you may get better results with SR300 technology from a solid 3D model...
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Hi Olivier Huet JNI supports the loading of custom Visual Preset (json) camera configuration files. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/pull/3771 I believe that that the json parameter ...
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Hi Sandesh Kumar S If you want to create your own custom frameset, you can do so with software_device or by creating a custom processing block. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issue...
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I would not recommend doing start-stop-start multiple times per second under "stress test" conditions for a prolonged period of time, but if stop-start is occurring at a slower speed then I do not ...
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I suggested poll_for_frames() just because it is general recommended practice for multicam applications, though some RealSense users do choose to use wait_for_frames() and find that it does not neg...
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If you are using multicam code then it is recommended to use poll_for_frames() like the rs_multicam example does instead of wait_for_frames(), even if you currently have only one camera attached du...