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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...
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The new RealSense SDK version 2.50.0 has added a C++ example program for multiple camera pointcloud stitching that may be of interest to you. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/tree/mas...
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Hi Kamyar The links below highlight two past cases of the issue that you encountered with the 848x480 resolution being unsupported but the other resolutions being unaffected. In the first link, t...
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If you are only using RGB then distance from the object should not be so much of an issue. To demonstrate this I used a D435i to capture keyboard keys at 1, 2 and 3 cm height from the keyboard res...
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It is also worth highlighting that there are solutions for scanning with a single camera by moving the camera around a scene and progressively building up the detail of the scene on the scan. A fr...
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Hi Wuhairongqq 1. In general you may wish to position the three cameras so that their field of view (FOV) overlaps with one another. This will help to avoid blind-spots in the observation of the ...