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2018-01-16 10:09:41 -0600 | commented answer | Help! pixel distance from a plane if the plane is not horizontal I have your code working now Listen... thank you so much for the help here I would never have gotten anywhere near this |
2018-01-16 10:07:07 -0600 | marked best answer | Help! pixel distance from a plane if the plane is not horizontal Quite new to openCV but I'm massively enthused by the power of the framework I'm working with Python for the moment I have a few questions here so bear with me... I'm working on a project where I have a laser line I can calibrate the line as exactly horizontal but I'd like to use the initial unbroken line to calibrate the machine at startup. This will give me a baseline and will become my plane first question... What's the most efficient way to calculate this plane given the below image Now that we have this plane I need to perform some measurements Where the line is broken here I need to work out how many pixels I am away from the baseline Second Question... How can I work out the pixel distance here given that the plane is not horizontal? Ideally I want to build up an array of pixel distances for the entirety of the deviated line I'm sure this is all easy stuff but it's got me stumped here tonight Please help! |
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2018-01-16 09:18:59 -0600 | commented answer | Help! pixel distance from a plane if the plane is not horizontal Thanks a million VxW... I don't think I'd have got there without this I'll have to do some more reading to work out wh |
2018-01-16 05:35:18 -0600 | commented answer | Help! pixel distance from a plane if the plane is not horizontal Thanks VxW... I'm fairly new to Python. I have found lots of resources for doing the chessboard calibration so that sh |
2018-01-15 23:53:59 -0600 | asked a question | Help! pixel distance from a plane if the plane is not horizontal Help! pixel distance from a plane if the plane is not horizontal Quite new to openCV but I'm massively enthused by the p |