MartyX Grover
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Hi Estíbaliz Apellaniz Perez The surface of leaves can have a reflective quality on their surface that can make them difficult to capture depth from. Advice at the link below suggests placing an ...
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No, RealSense cameras do not have a test-pattern mode.
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Yes, casting additional infrared dots onto the scene can enhance the quality of the depth image. RealSense cameras use the dots that are cast onto surfaces in the real-world scene as a 'texture so...
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The best place to seek advice about the MIPI driver and its operating mechanisms is on its GitHub support forum, where GMSL experts on the RealSense team provide advice. https://github.com/IntelRea...
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Are you using a V4L2 streaming app in Linux, please? If you are then the RealSense SDK should be built from source code with CMake with the V4L2 backend (also known as the native backend). This...
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Hi Mercio Jonova Whilst I do not have advice to share about AMG8333, have you seen the reply I posted to your previous question a few weeks ago about fusing depth and thermal data, please? https:...
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The datasheet for the RealSense 400 Series cameras that use a USB connection states YUY2 as the raw RGB format and the D457 datasheet states YUV422 as the raw RGB format when using a GMSL / FAKRA c...
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If there is spotting on a depth image, this can be caused by a phenomenon called 'laser speckle' and occurs with projectors that use a laser. This speckle is virtually absent with LED projectors, ...
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A RealSense 400 Series camera's hardware generates raw RGB camera frames in YUY2 format. These frames are not directly accessible by the user though, and are instead converted to user-accessible R...
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Hi Abbas Zahr Thanks very much for the update with the images! In general, closer = better accuracy and it should especially make a difference with the D405. And with this camera model you can ...