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windyuan avatar windyuan commented on September 25, 2024 2

hi @arpu ,
we have the 4 camera stitching which presently working for car surround-view. there are both CL and CPU supports there. I'm not sure this can work for your case. Anyway, you can take try later after our tests next week. @liuyinhangx can give you some instructions after our tests passed. we are planning to cut a release soon.

Thanks,
Wind

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liuyinhangx avatar liuyinhangx commented on September 25, 2024 1

Hi @arpu ,
For the test command line, please refer to:
https://github.com/intel/libxcam/wiki/Tests#2-test-image-stitching
And the 4-camera mode needs calibration parameters, you can try opencv tools and ocamcalib-toolbox, as @windyuan has mentioned.

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windyuan avatar windyuan commented on September 25, 2024

4 fisheye sitthing still WIP.
And also need calibration data of extrinsic/intrinsic parameters for each camera to do surround view.
set_stitch_info is also necessary for quality tuning.

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arpu avatar arpu commented on September 25, 2024

hi
how can i generate the extrinsic/intrinsic parameters?

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windyuan avatar windyuan commented on September 25, 2024

extrinsic parameters, there are lots tools. you can try opencv calibration or search matlab code.
intrinsic parameters, you can try https://sites.google.com/site/scarabotix/ocamcalib-toolbox . actually we are going to support different intrinsic algorithms like opencv.
this feature is still WIP. you can keep watch patches.

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arpu avatar arpu commented on September 25, 2024

hi any news ? i see some new commits like the soft stitcher but no Dokumentation on this :/

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arpu avatar arpu commented on September 25, 2024

is it possible to stitch my sample hugin_4096x2048 images?

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arpu avatar arpu commented on September 25, 2024

news?

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bruce-l avatar bruce-l commented on September 25, 2024

Hi @liuyinhangx,
Could you upload the 4-camera stitching test datas?
(input0.nv12 input1.nv12 input2.nv12 input3.nv12 and intrinsic paramters and extrinsic parameters).
Thanks.

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windyuan avatar windyuan commented on September 25, 2024

@bruce-l, we can't share client's sample data outside. if you need any support, please mail to us privately.
thanks.

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bruce-l avatar bruce-l commented on September 25, 2024

@windyuan
Thanks.

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GUO-W avatar GUO-W commented on September 25, 2024

hi @windyuan , @liuyinhangx , I wonder how I can get the extrinsic calibration parameters for the 4-camera stitching test?
As the toolboxes usually provide calibration for only 2 cameras (for example the matlab version for opencv toolbox http://www.vision.caltech.edu/bouguetj/calib_doc/htmls/example5.html), should we calibrate the 4 cameras 2 by 2 and always use one of the 4 cameras as the world coordinate? But if we set the front camera as the world, how can we calibrate the rear camera?
Thanks a lot!

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windyuan avatar windyuan commented on September 25, 2024

@GUO-W, it's not like that to get vehicle extrinsic data. you can search surround view calibration to get more details. here's a youtube video introduction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QaM-aArETU The canvas can be replaced to others. you need find a flat enough area and lay the canvas and label the 3D coordinate positions(e.g. mark ground of car center as (0,0,0)). Bring corners into the matlab or opencv tools (we didn't tried that before, we don't have resource/budget to setup this environment) to get each camera position and pose. Theoretically, this can work.
Thanks,
Wind

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hellohdk avatar hellohdk commented on September 25, 2024

@windyuan : I have a short query.

I am getting intrinsic parameter correctly using ocam calib.
For extrinsic parameter I am getting n number of parameter for n images used for caliberation. As I can see in the parser of calibration it expects only one set of extrinsic parameter for a specific view. May I know where am i going wrong and how to tackle the same ?

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mrp1234567 avatar mrp1234567 commented on September 25, 2024

@windyuan : I have a short query.

I am getting intrinsic parameter correctly using ocam calib. For extrinsic parameter I am getting n number of parameter for n images used for caliberation. As I can see in the parser of calibration it expects only one set of extrinsic parameter for a specific view. May I know where am i going wrong and how to tackle the same ?

@zongwave
how to know which image's RRfin to be used for extrinsic parameter ?

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