I’m trying to calibrate a custom stereo setup using two ZED X One S (narrow FOV), but calibration fails due to high reprojection errors even at a relatively short baseline of 0.5m.
My Setup:
Cameras: 2 × ZED X One S (narrow)
Mounting: Rigidly fixed on a static bar (no movement)
Current baseline tested: 1 m and 0.5 m
Future goal: ~2 m baseline
Calibration pattern:
Chessboard: 11 × 8 inner corners
Square size: 65.3 mm
Printed and mounted on a rigid flat surface
Followed the official guide:
https://www.stereolabs.com/docs/cameras/zed-x-one/zed-x-one-stereo
Achieved 100% coverage in all metrics: X,Y,Size,Skew.
Calibration fails due to reprojection error:
Even when coverage is perfect, I cannot get below the 0.5 px threshold, although i am very close to success, there is always something that above 0.5 and fails me.
This happens at 0.5 m baseline, not long baseline
Observations
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This happens at 0.5 m baseline, not long baseline
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Cameras are completely rigid
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Chessboard is flat and stable
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Images look sharp and well exposed
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Repeating calibration gives slightly different results, but always above threshold
Eventually I want to calibrate a ~2 m baseline stereo rig, so I’m trying to validate the process first at 0.5 m. what size of square i will need at this case if i cannot handle the 0.5 m ?
