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Hi Stijnvanhest Whilst the D455 has twice the depth measuring acccuracy over distance of the D435 models, it is worth bearing in mind that the D455 is heavier than the D435i. Whilst I do not have...
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Hi Silvio Foschi This is a known issue with the D455 that Intel have investigated. The Chief Technical Officer for the RealSense Group at Intel (agrunnet) provides information about it in the lin...
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Akshay Ulavan Thanks very much for the update about the solution to your red depth problem that you found. The Up2 (Up Squared) board is an excellent pairing for 400 Series cameras. Up boards hav...
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The stereo depth functions and the RGB have their own separate auto-exposure. So I woud say yes, skip the first several frames for depth too. In the OpenCV starter programming tutorial that I r...
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Hi Matan The RealSense SDK 2.0 does not have any built-in support for finger tracking. The 2016 SDK for Windows supported it but that software (which is compatible with the SR300 camera but not m...
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Hi Amitelle1337 Yes, if you are creating your own application and you have auto-exposure enabled, it is good practice to skip the first several frames in order to give the auto-exposure time to "s...
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My memory from the early days of the 400 Series cameras is that they worked with USB 3.0, but even back then USB 3.1 was ideal because it was required by some camera tools, such as the Dynamic Cali...
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Thanks very much for the update. Any recent version of the SDK and firmware should be fine, since they can automatically reconfigure for the limitations of a USB2 connection when the camera is de...
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Hi L cong In the RealSense Viewer tool, a post-processing filter called the 'Threshold Filter' is enabled by default. It adjusts the depth data to exclude all data with a distance greater than 4 ...
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Hi Venkata Subbarao Do you require further assistance with this case, please? Thanks!