Closed zzhat0706 closed 3 years ago
Hi. Sorry for the late reply but are you referring to the data released by us?
If so, metadata.json
has a field called cam_angle_x
, which you can
convert to the focal length using simple trigonometric identities.
As for cx
or cy
, you can assume them to be always half of the image
width or height.
Closing this but feel free to reopen this issue with more questions.
On Tue, Aug 24, 2021 at 5:29 AM zzhat0706 @.***> wrote:
Thanks for the great work and data!
I am transfering the camera pose data to other format. But neighter metadata.json nor *_camera.json had no intrinsic data inside(focal length and cx, cy).
Also I used .blender's focal data, but either way not worked for me, maybe this is because .blender file use different extrinsic matrix.
So can you tell me your intrinsic values or the way to know those values? thx
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Thanks for the great work and data!
I am transfering the camera pose data to other format. But neighter metadata.json nor *_camera.json had no intrinsic data inside(focal length and cx, cy).
Also I used .blender's focal data, but either way not worked for me, maybe this is because .blender file use different extrinsic matrix.
So can you tell me your intrinsic values or the way to know those values? thx