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Coordinate system for P1, P2 in triangulatepoint

Hey, looking at the mathematics is it correct that if P1 and P2 (projection matrices for camera 1 and 2) are both defined in reference to some world coordinate system, then the output of triangulatepoints will be in that world coordinate system?

In my case I have two cameras, both with known camera intrinsics K1 and K2. I have derived the rotation and translation matrices for each camera such that applying those the camera is transformed to world coordinate frame. I then calculate K1*[R1, T1] for both cameras giving me P1 and P2. Is this correct?

Coordinate system for P1, P2 in triangulatepoint

Hey, looking at the mathematics is it correct that if P1 and P2 (projection matrices for camera 1 and 2) are both defined in reference to some world coordinate system, frame, then the output of triangulatepoints will be in that world coordinate system?frame?

In my case I have two cameras, both with known camera intrinsics K1 and K2. I have derived the rotation and translation matrices for each camera such that applying those the camera is transformed to world coordinate frame. I then calculate K1*[R1, T1] for both cameras giving me P1 and P2. Is this correct?