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You could eliminate mis-calibration as a cause by enabling the depth stream and then using the instructions at the link below to reset the camera to its factory-new default calibration in the Viewe...
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If changing Laser Power does not make a difference, please next go to the Stereo Module > Post-Processing section and expand open the list of post-processing filters. Find one called 'Threshold F...
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Hi bomin kim The missing areas on the depth image appear to correspond to darker, less strongly illuminated areas on the RGB image. The camera may be having more difficulty with analyzing those a...
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Hi Yixun Liu RealSense users at the link below share their C++ scripts for how they approached the problem of checking for a busy camera at startup. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/...
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May I also ask which computer or computing board you are attaching the camera to, please? With some industrial computing boards and single-board computers that have a non-typical hardware and soft...
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Hi Ron, RealSense has 'spun off' from Intel as of July 11 2025 and become its own company, RealSense Inc. I will now assist you with your issue. RealSense cameras can be used with USB 2.0, as des...
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Although the RGB from Left Infrared image is coming from the infrared sensor instead of the RGB sensor, its image format will still be RGB like the main RGB stream when the Infrared stream's format...
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Hi Patrycja Grabowska When you perform depth to color alignment, are you using the color intrinsics please? Using the depth intrinsics for alignment can result in inaccuracy, because after alignm...
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Hi Kevin Liao Thanks very much for your question. I see that you have also posted the question on the RealSense MIPI driver support forum. That is the correct place to receive advice about using...
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Hi Václav Vachuška The GMSL / Fakra connector is part of the Vision Processor D4 circuit board inside the camera. The chart below, taken from page 23 of the data sheet document for the D457 camer...