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How to apply my calibration results to the YAML settings file? #556

Open salocinx opened 6 years ago

salocinx commented 6 years ago

Hi. I am working with Orbbec Astra Mini depth sensor and did the camera calibration according to the OpenCV checkboard calibration procedure. I got the following results:

[Left Camera Intrinsic]
578.457       0 346.077
      0 571.928 250.389
      0       0       1
[Right Camera Intrinsic]
517.723       0 337.738
      0 512.275 242.524
      0       0       1
[Right to Left Camera Rotate Matrix]
   0.999841 -0.00841257   0.0157468
 0.00861483    0.999881  -0.0128205
  -0.015637   0.0129542    0.999794
[Right to Left Camera Translate]
-24.8819 0.138074 -0.203578 

With the help of this tutorial and the depicted matrix, I can extract the fx, fy, cx and cy values for the left and right camera (left camera is the IR camera and right camera is RGB camera).

But how do I have to apply these values to my YAML file? Within the YAML file, there's only 1x {fx, fy, cx, cy} values to be defined:

# Camera calibration and distortion parameters (OpenCV) 
Camera.fx: 535.4
Camera.fy: 539.2
Camera.cx: 320.1
Camera.cy: 247.6

Camera.k1: 0.0
Camera.k2: 0.0
Camera.p1: 0.0
Camera.p2: 0.0

Camera.width: 640
Camera.height: 480

Shouldn't there be Camera.fx/.fy/.cx/.cy for both cameras?

Moreover, how do I have to extract the k1/k2/p1/p2/p3 parameters from the matrix I got from the calibration process (depicted above) ?

JajaIstso commented 6 years ago

I have a similar question regarding the Camera.bf parameter in stereo usage. Understandable is *baseline fx**. Is the baseline here in pixel or with a unit like mm?

Thanks in advance.

YuJeHyeon commented 4 years ago

Excuse me, sir. Is that left camera mean ir camera, right camera mean rgb camera on Astra Mini model?