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With the current configuration, the px/mm ration is ~= 1.6 and the requirement is a measurement precision of less than 1

With the current configuration, the px/mm ration is ~= 1.6 and the requirement is a measurement precision of less than 1

@David_86 Thank you for the information. If after camera calibration, the size difference comes from the distance to the

Camera correction Hello, I have a problem with the following image acquired from a high resolution camera: You can see

Camera correction Hello, I have a problem with the following image acquired from a high resolution camera: You can see

Rigid transformation of two shapes with OpenCV in Java As the title says, I'm trying to find a way to generate a transfo

Thank you! I'll have a look this week.

Hello,

First of all, I just starting using OpenCV, so I'm sorry is the answer is obvious, I tried searching for a solution as well as studying the API, but I'm not making any progress.

I'm working on writing an application that needs to check if certain measurements of an item in a photo are correct. To be concise, having two contours that match reasonably well and having a point p on the first contour, I need the corresponding point on the other contour.

I was thinking that one way of trying this is this:

1. Transform the second contour (by resizing and rotating it) so it best overlaps with the first one.
2. Given the point p in the first contour, use pointPolygonTest to compute the distance between p and the second contour.

However I'm stuck because the matchShape function only gives me information regarding the match quality and not how to overlap the contours. So the question is: how do I transform a contour so it best overlaps with another contour?

Thanks, R.