Very informative video. However, after analyzing the closed captioning, I have to mention that you used the word "like" 389 times and the word "um" 99 times. Together, these total 7.36% of the total words you said. This was highly distracting.
@@NicolaiAI How import is the distance? I use my camera with fisheye-lens for imaging fluffy clouds haha - what do you think: how much distortion will be left. or better said: what would you do, to calibrate the camera as accurate as possible. (clouds ~ 2000-8000m height)
can we calibrate our camera with basic surface which has not any lines or squares or should it contain square and line like in this video ? Thanks a lot.
Yes u will need some reference to be able to do calibration but I'll definitely recommend using a chessboard like in the video since u can use the OpenCV methods and don't have to implement everything urself with ur own references
Hey nice video very helpful. You think you could do a tutoring session to explain how this works I been struggling with the coding and calibration for cameras.
Yes you can definitely do it all in python aswell, actually almost the same. The name of the built in functions and methods are the same so it should be fairly easy to convert from c++ to python. Thank you! 🙂
when we calibrate the camera, can we move the camera dynamically and keep the chess board image static instead of keeping the camera static and move the chessboard image dynamically?
I followed you tutorial "How To Install OpenCV C++ and Set It Up in Visual Studio Code with CMake" and tried to run camera calibration on vscode. However, it seems to not find opencv and showed "fatal error: opencv2/calib3d.hpp: No such file or directory". What did I do wrong? (btw the file in git only has the pic file and main.cpp, did I download the wrong one?)
A great run through of camera calibration with all the background info and then line-by-line code implementation, thank you! Code was very well commented and easy to follow... Look forward to future videos :)
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where can i get the full code in c++ its not on your github
Very informative video.
However, after analyzing the closed captioning, I have to mention that you used the word "like" 389 times and the word "um" 99 times. Together, these total 7.36% of the total words you said. This was highly distracting.
Awesome video, love to see more computer vision tutorials!
Thank you, there will definitely be a lot more computer vision videos in the future aswell 🙂
I need your checkerboard - where can I find a print template? &Thanks Dude!=)
U can just find one on Google and print it on a surface
@@NicolaiAI How import is the distance? I use my camera with fisheye-lens for imaging fluffy clouds haha - what do you think: how much distortion will be left. or better said: what would you do, to calibrate the camera as accurate as possible. (clouds ~ 2000-8000m height)
@@NicolaiAI By the way - how are you doing? What fires you currently Mr Coding Lib haha
With those distance i really have no clue tbh haha
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can we calibrate our camera with basic surface which has not any lines or squares or should it contain square and line like in this video ? Thanks a lot.
Yes u will need some reference to be able to do calibration but I'll definitely recommend using a chessboard like in the video since u can use the OpenCV methods and don't have to implement everything urself with ur own references
very useful video! thank you
Thank you!
Hey nice video very helpful. You think you could do a tutoring session to explain how this works I been struggling with the coding and calibration for cameras.
Great video on camera calibration and real project example
Thank you!
hello can i use this program to moove my physical camera ?
helpful, thank u.
can u do the same in python?
Yes you can definitely do it all in python aswell, actually almost the same. The name of the built in functions and methods are the same so it should be fairly easy to convert from c++ to python. Thank you! 🙂
Cool stuff
Thank you!
when we calibrate the camera, can we move the camera dynamically and keep the chess board image static instead of keeping the camera static and move the chessboard image dynamically?
Yes that is totally fine, u will just get different extrinsic parameters
@@NicolaiAI i'm building a stereo camera using 2 web cams. does it affect the set up in any case while capturing the objects?
Shouldn't effect it. I also have a video about stereo calibration if u want to watch that. But u can still just have the cameras moving around
@@NicolaiAI can you please give me the link for the video. thank you very much for your help. i really appreciate it.
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Awesome video ! Keep up the great view!
Thanks for the nice words and watching! Really appreciate it!
I followed you tutorial "How To Install OpenCV C++ and Set It Up in Visual Studio Code with CMake" and tried to run camera calibration on vscode. However, it seems to not find opencv and showed "fatal error: opencv2/calib3d.hpp: No such file or directory". What did I do wrong? (btw the file in git only has the pic file and main.cpp, did I download the wrong one?)
Hi are you able to run it on Visual Studio Code with CMake ?
Better than amazing!
Thanks a lot man!
How can I add opencv for dev c++ ? Nice video.
A great run through of camera calibration with all the background info and then line-by-line code implementation, thank you! Code was very well commented and easy to follow...
Look forward to future videos :)
Thank you! I appreciate the nice words. 🙂
Really cool! Keep it up bro
Thanks for watching! Really appreciate it
Great video!
Thank you!
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