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Hey there,
we are currently working on underwater ROV camera calibration using three Aprilgrids as seen in the following picture:
Now, as Kalibr is unable to detect all three boards separately I wrote an own script to extract all the corners etc. and get first assumptions for the intrinsics and extrinsics calibration as well as the distortion coefficients for each board separately by using OpenCV.
Our goal is, to make a joint calibration with all of these first assumptions resulting in one intrinsic matrix, the extrinsics and the distortions. Is this possible with an already integrated tool of Kalibr (giving it our assumptions and corners etc. and get our joint calibration) or do we have to use its optimizer on our own?
Kind regards,
Till
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey there,
we are currently working on underwater ROV camera calibration using three Aprilgrids as seen in the following picture:
Now, as Kalibr is unable to detect all three boards separately I wrote an own script to extract all the corners etc. and get first assumptions for the intrinsics and extrinsics calibration as well as the distortion coefficients for each board separately by using OpenCV.
Our goal is, to make a joint calibration with all of these first assumptions resulting in one intrinsic matrix, the extrinsics and the distortions. Is this possible with an already integrated tool of Kalibr (giving it our assumptions and corners etc. and get our joint calibration) or do we have to use its optimizer on our own?
Kind regards,
Till
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: