2019-10-17 17:23:53 -0600 | marked best answer | Using SuperResolution with a Lepton 3.5 PureThermal 2 Greetings all, I have been having difficulty with the OpenCV superres namespace. Mostly with the SetInput coming from a uvc video camera. In the open cv examples there is a small app which maps a video FrameSource to the SueprResolution class through the call SetInput. Calling Next frame results in a cv::Mat which gets shown through imshow. I have no issues with this part. My issues involve the FrameSource itself not talking to the hardware correctly. As a sanity check I used cheese and can see through the camera just fine. The included pictures may make more sense. As seen by cheese: https://ibb.co/ByB9wgH As seen by OpenCV: https://ibb.co/mzcZ4Q0 Opencv has no issue with the Lepton 2.5, so is there a way to specify the pixel format in the parameter to createFrameSource_Camera or createFrameSource_Video ? If not, can I use my own 'frame' for processing by super resolution? As in, pass in my own cv::Mat or pixel* to SetInput that comes from a Ros Image Transport topic? It would be useful to run SuperResolution on a networked stream... Such as: ThermalImageCallback(const sensor_msgs::ImageConstPtr& msg as input into SuperResolution Has anyone else had luck getting a flir lepton working with opencv processed into superresolution? |
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2019-10-10 11:45:49 -0600 | answered a question | Using SuperResolution with a Lepton 3.5 PureThermal 2 I managed to get this working and the way to use your own buffer from an image, network feed, or any other source is to |
2019-09-19 13:18:14 -0600 | asked a question | Using SuperResolution with a Lepton 3.5 PureThermal 2 Using SuperResolution with a Lepton 3.5 PureThermal 2 Greetings all, I have been having difficulty with the OpenCV super |