Im trying to calibrate a camera using openCV example, and the calibration finish without error but when is showing the undistorted images doesn't look good. im getting images like!
its a 2048 by 1540. and the lens has +/-86º of opening.
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Used normal calibration (not fisheye) Take more 20 photos with aggressive angles. Callibrated with all the images and got this result, good for now =) .
You can try some of the following:
a) Take more chessboard images at the edges of the camera, and at more extreme angles
b) Use the omnidirectional camera methods - http://docs.opencv.org/trunk/dd/d12/t..., and select RECTIFY_PERSPECTIVE for the rectification type.
c) Use the cv::fisheye camera methods
d) Perhaps the camera has already been slightly undistorted/warped. If that's the case, try and see if you can get a pure/unmanipulated image.
fish eye methods give me this http://answers.opencv.org/question/13...
Try multiplying the focal lengths in your camera matrix by a constant value (I can't remember if it should be larger or smaller than one).
The distortion coefficients are such that the image corners are wrapped around themselves and the ROI gets negative.
Take a look at THIS QUESTION for a more detailed explanation.
Asked: 2017-03-20 11:03:28 -0600
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Last updated: Mar 21 '17
if you have a fisheye lens, then use the calibration methods from cv::fisheye