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It looks as though the results are likely due to insufficient lighting in the location. The camera will have difficulty reading depth information from dark grey or black areas on the image. This ...
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The link below highlights a more advanced use of can_resolve in the SDK code. If can_resolve is detected to be true then a pipe start instruction is issued. If the pipe start generates an error b...
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Hi Matthew Ryan There was one past case that I know of in the link below where a D415 Depth Kit Module (the caseless version of the D415) was being identified as D400 and displayed the incorrect se...
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What you are aiming for is technically possible. For example, the link below has a Python script for saving depth and color separately as .avi format video files using the OpenCV VideoWriter instr...
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I am not involved in RealSense documentation activities. There is some starter information at the link below though. https://dev.intelrealsense.com/docs/python2 There is also a starter program he...
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In regard to your first question: the RealSense Viewer applies a range of post-processing filters and depth colorization settings by default. When creating your own script, these are not included ...
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There is a script shared by a RealSense user for saving the color data as a PNG and the depth data as an array of scaled matrices saved as an npy file. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsens...
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Using append with a Python array can cause the program to fail after 15 frames unless frames are saved into memory using the RealSense SDK's Keep() instruction. The discussion in the link below pr...
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If a custom configuration is defined then its name should be added inside the brackets of the pipe start instruction, otherwise the custom configuration is ignored. You should not need to use an in...
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Yes, you can use depth on its own without also using RGB. The link below has a simple C# example script for displaying the distance to an observed object / surface as a numeric value in meters. ht...