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The distortion part of the color stream of my Intel D455 is:
Distortion : Inverse Brown Conrady
Distortion coeffs : -0.0565362684428692 0.068201869726181 0.0003659751964733 0.000692575704306364 -0.0218431670218706
However, in issue #7335 some users have pointed out that it seems Brown Conrady is the real model used. In that issue, the problem has been fixed for L515, but what about D455 ?
Should I use Inverse Brown Conrady for D455, or Brown model ? Thanks in advance!
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Hi @zc08 Whilst I do not have a definitive answer for this question at present, I can point you towards further reading regarding the discussion of what distortion model the D455 camera model's color stream uses.
Issue Description
The distortion part of the color stream of my Intel D455 is:
Distortion : Inverse Brown Conrady
Distortion coeffs : -0.0565362684428692 0.068201869726181 0.0003659751964733 0.000692575704306364 -0.0218431670218706
However, in issue #7335 some users have pointed out that it seems Brown Conrady is the real model used. In that issue, the problem has been fixed for L515, but what about D455 ?
Should I use Inverse Brown Conrady for D455, or Brown model ? Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: