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2013-10-20 18:03:09 -0600 | asked a question | Unit of objectPoints in solvePnP() Hello I'm currently playing with OpenCV to build an AR application. I'm using the findChessboardCorners() function to detect the chessboard and then estimate the pose with solvePnP(). After this I display a 3D cube with OpenGL. The rotation and translation seem to be correct. The problem right now is, that even though the translations are in the right direction, the distance is not correct. What I discovered is, that the size (distance between two points) of the objectPoints argument given to solvePnP() influences the results of solvePnP(). At the moment I have two things I don't understand:
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2013-03-03 17:46:53 -0600 | asked a question | Android NDK Native Activity: Problem using OpenCV Hello I'm trying to use OpenCV VideoCapture in an Android NDK Native Activity. Unfortunately I can't find a tutorial for integrating OpenCV with Native Activity, so I was trying to discover a solution myself. This is my Android.mk file: The problem is that the app is only starting, when I do static linking of OpenCV with I actually wouldn't mind static linking, but I discovered other problems with this method: The video capture doesn't seem to work. I tried the camera examples in the samples folder of the OpenCV Android SDK and they all work. So the problem seems to be on my side. As I said, the video capture doesn't work when linking statically. I get the following log messages: (more) |