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Calibration bug #41

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ranjitkathiriya544 opened this issue Oct 2, 2024 · 1 comment
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Calibration bug #41

ranjitkathiriya544 opened this issue Oct 2, 2024 · 1 comment

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@ranjitkathiriya544
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ranjitkathiriya544 commented Oct 2, 2024

Thanks for the reply,

  1. In pattern calibration, if the pattern is too far from the camera, the calibration will not work effectively.
  2. I have observed that for an image to be detected, more than 80% of the frame should be occupied by the pattern. If it’s less, detection fails.

I have added an example of a patten below, that might failed in scenario.

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what I have observed, that if you crop a image, in below way then I can be able to detect. That's proofs 2 point.

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Originally posted by @ranjitkathiriya544 in #40 (comment)

@ranjitkathiriya544 ranjitkathiriya544 changed the title BUg in calibration Calibration bug Oct 2, 2024
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leapally commented Oct 2, 2024

Hi, @ranjitkathiriya544.

Are you able to move the calibration pattern closer to the camera or print a larger calibration pattern? Could you explain your use case? Maybe that would help us understand the need to have a calibration pattern that takes up a small portion of the camera's field of view.

I'm not terribly familiar with Ocean's square array pattern calibration process, but I imagine that calibration pattern taking up a large portion of the field of view of the camera is desirable. So the behavior you observed may be intentional and true to design rather than a bug.

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