Hello, there is a lot of topics about 2D to 3D but I couldn't find my problem in those.
So I use the stereo_camera_calibration to find the parameters of my cameras. ( I followed this blog : [http://blog.martinperis.com/2011/01/opencv-stereo-camera-calibration.html] ) Then I am using this relation to deduce the 3D coordinates of my object :
vect=[[x],[y],[dx],[1]]
result = dot(self.Q, vect)
print "X=", result[0]/result[3]," Y= ",result[1]/result[3]," Z= ", result[2]/result[3]
where x and y are the coordinate on the image and dx is the difference between the x of the 2 cameras and Q the opencv matrix
What I get : X= [-81.16746711] Y= [ 87.00418513] Z= [-826.69658138] I don't understand how to use those results When moving the object coordinates "follows" the increase or the decrases
At the moment I am just focusing on trying to set up the Z.
I look into the Q matrix that the calibration gave me and what I don't understand is:
Q=
1. 0. 0. -3.563561719e+02
0. 1. 0. -2.623305859e+02
0. 0. 0. 6.474889e+02
0. 0. 4.7919830e-02 1.2482114258e+00
1/Q[3][2] = 21cm wich is the distance between my cameras How some coeficients of the matrix can be in pixels, whereas other are in cm? isn't that in problem for the caluls ? How can I find a relation between my results and the coordinates of the object in " the world" ?