Allowed values for the calibration mode. More...


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| int | Raw = 1 |
| No calibration at all. | |
| int | Inverse = 2 |
| The ordinate (y) axis points downwards instead of upwards. | |
| int | Scaled = 4 |
| The pixels are assigned a physical size. | |
| int | Anisotropic = 8 |
| The physical size of the pixels differ horizontally and vertically. | |
| int | Skewed = 16 |
| The abscissa (x) axes make an angle with the image edge. | |
| int | Tilted = 32 |
| The field-of-view plane is not perpendicular to the optical axis. | |
| int | Radial = 64 |
| The lens introduces some amount of radial distortion. | |
| int | Bilinear = 256 |
| This mode can not be combined with other calibration mode. | |
| int | Quadratic = 512 |
| This mode can not be combined with other calibration mode. | |
| int | Advanced = 8192 |
| Advanced calibration mode. | |
Allowed values for the calibration mode.
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Advanced calibration mode.
This mode is capable of handling larger amount of distortion compared to the Radial mode.
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The physical size of the pixels differ horizontally and vertically.
(Beware there is a restriction pertaining to the allowed image anisotropy. The resulting pixels aspect ratio should be in the range [-4/3, -3/4] (or [3/4, 4/3]), otherwise the calibration process could fail).
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This mode can not be combined with other calibration mode.
The bilinear calibration is based on a first order polynomial approach.
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The ordinate (y) axis points downwards instead of upwards.
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This mode can not be combined with other calibration mode.
The quadratic calibration is based on a second order polynomial approach.
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The lens introduces some amount of radial distortion.
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No calibration at all.
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The pixels are assigned a physical size.
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The abscissa (x) axes make an angle with the image edge.
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The field-of-view plane is not perpendicular to the optical axis.