But It doesn't look like anything has any effect in aximmetry.
Any ideas about it?
chingmu
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Eifert@Aximmetry
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Hi,
That may be a small enough Center Shift value that it is not easily visible change. Also, I am not exactly sure what kind of center shift is in your matrix. Note that, Aximmetry's Center Shift is in image ratio from the center. So if you use the default openCV output (which is in pixel from the top left corner) then you have to convert that like: cx`= cx / width - 0.5 and cy`= cy / height - 0.5 . https://my.aximmetry.com/post/1161-camera-calibrator-radial-distortion
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Hi,
That may be a small enough Center Shift value that it is not easily visible change.
Also, I am not exactly sure what kind of center shift is in your matrix.
Note that, Aximmetry's Center Shift is in image ratio from the center. So if you use the default openCV output (which is in pixel from the top left corner) then you have to convert that like: cx`= cx / width - 0.5 and cy`= cy / height - 0.5 . https://my.aximmetry.com/post/1161-camera-calibrator-radial-distortion
Warmest regards,