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GermanStudent
11 years agoHonored Guest
Stereo Camera
Hello, i want to build a stereo camera. I choosed this camera -> https://de.ids-imaging.com/store/ui-3241le.html But now i need to know which lens i should take. It should have a S-Mount M12...
Vrally
10 years agoProtege
Since that program uses OpenCV, my guess (without delving deeper into the code) would be that you need to set the camera resolution to the cv::VideoCapture object somewhere.
Something like this:
Also make sure that you have connected the cameras to USB3 ports and that the IDS Camera Manager software actually detects that the camera is connected to a USB3 port. I had an issue with one of my IDS cameras, which had a faulty connector. This resulted in that even though that the camera was connected to an USB3 port, the IDS software still reported it as USB2 which put a serious cap on frame rate.
Something like this:
...
videoCaptureDevice = new cv::VideoCapture(0);
videoCaptureDevice->set(cv::CAP_PROP_FRAME_WIDTH, 1280);
videoCaptureDevice->set(CV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_HEIGHT, 1024);
...
Also make sure that you have connected the cameras to USB3 ports and that the IDS Camera Manager software actually detects that the camera is connected to a USB3 port. I had an issue with one of my IDS cameras, which had a faulty connector. This resulted in that even though that the camera was connected to an USB3 port, the IDS software still reported it as USB2 which put a serious cap on frame rate.
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