MartyX Grover
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Here is a comparison taken at 2.30 pm in bright daylight. Both cameras are 640x480, and again SR300 is upper and D415 is lower.
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Hi Hdasilva1967 The point cloud will reflect the amount of the face that the camera was able to see. If you have a single camera then you could take several scans of your head from the front, ba...
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The D415 has around 2x less depth noise than the D435 models, which converts to around 2x better accuracy over distance when reading a chart of 'RMS Error' over distance. It also has an optimal de...
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For comparison, I just captured infrared images from an SR300 (upper image, 640x480) and D415 (lower image, 1280x720) in dimly lit early-morning conditions (7.30 am in November). The 400 Series ca...
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The hardware design of the D455 improves depth to color alignment accuracy but you still need to deliberately apply the alignment process. The 400 Series cameras can work in lighting levels of <1 l...
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As a general rule, the D415 has around 2x less depth noise than the D435 models. Intel's camera tuning guide explains it in the following paragraph: "Due to the wider FOV, the smaller baseline, an...
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We have not yet tested whether the USB cable has developed a problem. As the problems occur on both Windows and Ubuntu and we have already tried updating the firmware, the other component that bot...
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Hi Baiyu0584 I considered your case very carefully. As you mention using the measure tool in the RealSense Viewer, I believe that you are in 3D point cloud mode. Is that correct, please? If you...
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Great to hear Jens Nirme - thanks very much for the update!
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I performed further testing in Windows and found that if the camera was pulled out during streaming when using the standalone Intel.RealSense.Viewer.exe version of the Viewer (not the one installed...