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Chapter 6
Calibrating Images
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Figure 6-3. A Calibration Grid and an Image of the Grid
Note
If you specify a list of points instead of a grid for the calibration process,
the software defines a default coordinate system, as follows:
1.
The origin is placed at the point in the list with the lowest x-coordinate value and
then the lowest y-coordinate value.
then the lowest y-coordinate value.
2.
The angle is set to 0
°.
3.
The axis direction is set to indirect.
If you define a coordinate system yourself, carefully consider the needs of
your application.
your application.
•
Express the origin in pixels. Always choose an origin location that lies
within the calibration grid so that you can convert the location to
real-world units.
within the calibration grid so that you can convert the location to
real-world units.
•
Specify the angle as the angle between the x-axis of the new coordinate
system (x') and the top row of dots (x), as shown in Figure 6-4. If your
imaging system exhibits nonlinear distortion, you cannot visualize the
angle as you can in Figure 6-4 because the dots do not appear in
straight lines.
system (x') and the top row of dots (x), as shown in Figure 6-4. If your
imaging system exhibits nonlinear distortion, you cannot visualize the
angle as you can in Figure 6-4 because the dots do not appear in
straight lines.
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Origin of a Calibration Grid in the Real World
2
Origin of the Same Calibration Grid in an Image
y
x
a.
y
x
b.
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