The information is valid.
Can you send me a picture of the checkerboard that you are using?
Hi,
We seem to be going in circles, so I would like to clearly summarize the issue.
The cameras are not opening successfully. Because of this, the chessboard configuration is not relevant at this stage. I already provided the chessboard details in my previous replies.
The calibration tool does detect both cameras correctly and returns their serial numbers and device information. However, immediately after detection, the application crashes. I have attached an image showing the exact line where the crash occurs.
I am using the original C++ example code provided by Stereolabs for stereo vision clone it from the stereolabs GitHub , I am using it without any modifications.
Could you please clarify:
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Does the provided C++ sample code fully support the ZED X One S out of the box?
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Or is there any required modification to make it compatible with this camera model?
I truly appreciate your support and patience. However, the long delay between responses is making progress difficult. Is there a faster or more direct support channel available?
It does.
No modification is required.
Can you please try the ZED X One examples from the zed-sdk GitHub repository?
In the link you provided I don’t see in the Zed X One examples any of calibration code files.
And in this link: Calibration it is not suit for the zed x one cameras, it uses sl::camera and not sl::cameraOne.
Can you double check maybe in the new release you made a mistake and didn’t upload the calibration for the dual zed x one cameras?
I would like to understand if your camera works with the standard ZED X One example code.
I checked the calibration files in our database, and they are both valid:
http://calib.stereolabs.com/?SN=305416482
http://calib.stereolabs.com/?SN=306714912
What do you mean? The calibration file of the virtual stereo camera is not uploaded to our servers.
Yes, in the example, the Zed X One Live is working but open only one camera, I modified the code to open both of them. ( I assume as expected)
The calibration files you sent here are the intrinsic and it’s what came with the cameras, but I was read from your website, that it better to perform a calibration to get better result and the extrinsic parameters for the costume baseline.
I don’t understand what do you means.
So just to confirm, you don’t have a calibration code in c++ for virtual stereo for the dual ZED X One S cameras?
The ZED SDK provides an API function to generate a unique serial number for the virtual stereo cameras using the serial numbers of the ZED X One cameras as seed:
What do you mean by “a calibration code in c++”?
This is something that does not exist for every camera.
Each factory-made ZED Stereo camera is calibrated before boxing, and the calibration file is stored in the database, but this is not a specific file for C++ code.
I hope this can reply to your question; otherwise, I have not understood what your request is.