I get all of my calibration targets from 858 Graphics. You can see the prices for aluminum dibond prints at http://www.858graphics.com/Dibond-Printing.html, which I think are very reasonable.
The options I include are: 3/16" White Dibond for Material Options, Matte for Laminate, and None for Cutting.
I have a simple Python script (attached) that you can use to create calibration patterns as PDF files. Note that ROS only supports checkerboards, but OpenCV additionally supports circles and assymetric circles.
I recommend putting text on the bottom, making the patterns with differing numbers of rows and columns, and using metric units for your targets. I have also found that using 2 different sized targets improves calibration -- just remember that the 2 targets must have different numbers of rows and columns from each other.
For the GC750C cameras I recommend getting one board about 14" square-ish with an 8x6 pattern (~$30), and a second board that is 28" square-ish with a 6x5 pattern (~$120). If price is a problem for the bigger boards then you can use some of the boards we have at work.
I get all of my calibration targets from 858 Graphics. You can see the prices for aluminum dibond prints at http://www.858graphics.com/Dibond-Printing.html, which I think are very reasonable.
The options I include are: 3/16" White Dibond for Material Options, Matte for Laminate, and None for Cutting.
I have a simple Python script (attached) that you can use to create calibration patterns as PDF files. Note that ROS only supports checkerboards, but OpenCV additionally supports circles and assymetric circles.
I recommend putting text on the bottom, making the patterns with differing numbers of rows and columns, and using metric units for your targets. I have also found that using 2 different sized targets improves calibration -- just remember that the 2 targets must have different numbers of rows and columns from each other.
For the GC750C cameras I recommend getting one board about 14" square-ish with an 8x6 pattern (~$30), and a second board that is 28" square-ish with a 6x5 pattern (~$120). If price is a problem for the bigger boards then you can use some of the boards we have at work.
Let me know if you have any questions.