MartyX Grover
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I tested a D415 with the SDK's Depth Quality Tool which can provide a subpixel linearity value in the Metrics category of its options side-panel. When initially following the tool's instructions t...
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Hi Marwanka91 There is a recent discussion about underwater calibration in the past week at the link below if you have not seen it already. https://support.intelrealsense.com/hc/en-us/community/po...
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Most retailers are currently out of stock of RealSense cameras at the time of writing this, though the retailer Rutronik24 currently lists the D455 as in stock. https://www.rutronik24.com/product/i...
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You are very welcome to return with new questions. :) Good luck!
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In a situation where you are observing into the far distance, aligning depth to color will help the camera to distinguish pixels that are in the foreground from those that are in the background. Th...
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It's not an odd query at all. :) Yes, I confirm that you can create 3D scans of objects and generate solid 3D models in formats such as .obj. In regard to your other questions: 1. If your proje...
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I once asked agrunnet if a home-made version of the large OEM target board could be printed on paper and was told that it would not work, as the target board is made from a special material. agru...
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Hi Brice Miramont You may not need the OEM calibration software for calibrating for underwater, as there is an extensive discussion on the subject at the link below. https://github.com/IntelRealSe...
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Hi Brice Miramont The main advantages of the OEM version of the Dynamic Calibration tool are to (1) calibrate both intrinsics and extrinsics, (2) calibrate remotely via a Linux server, and (3) be ...
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The intrinsic parameters of the camera are described in the Intrinsics section of the SDK's Projection documentation in the link below. https://dev.intelrealsense.com/docs/projection-in-intel-reals...