METHOD FOR CALIBRATING A STEREOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHY DEVICE
First Claim
1. Method for calibrating a stereoscopic photography device having two cameras for capturing a right-hand image and a left-hand image, said device having a plurality of defects, each of these defects being able to be corrected by applying a transformation to at least one of the two captured images, said defects being hierarchized in at least two orders:
- a step of estimating the correction parameters for the defects of a given order;
a step of estimating the correction parameters for the defects of a second order higher than the first order;
a new step of estimating the correction parameters for the first-order defects, the estimation of the second-order parameters being used for a new estimation of the correction parameters for the first-order defects;
characterised in that four orders are used, comprisinga global translation offset of the image;
a horizontal and vertical trapezium deformation;
a rotation;
a zoom factor.
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Abstract
The present invention concerns the field of stereoscopic photography devices and more precisely calibration thereof.
The invention proposes a method for calibrating a stereoscopic photography device that calculates a set of correction parameters for the images. These parameters are classed according to an order of importance. The first-order correction parameters are estimated first, the second-order correction parameters secondly. Advantageously, the first-order parameters are refined by taking account of the estimation values of the second-order parameters. Advantageously, a measurement of the relevance of the scene is carried out before the actual calibration.
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4 Claims
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1. Method for calibrating a stereoscopic photography device having two cameras for capturing a right-hand image and a left-hand image, said device having a plurality of defects, each of these defects being able to be corrected by applying a transformation to at least one of the two captured images, said defects being hierarchized in at least two orders:
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a step of estimating the correction parameters for the defects of a given order; a step of estimating the correction parameters for the defects of a second order higher than the first order; a new step of estimating the correction parameters for the first-order defects, the estimation of the second-order parameters being used for a new estimation of the correction parameters for the first-order defects; characterised in that four orders are used, comprising a global translation offset of the image; a horizontal and vertical trapezium deformation; a rotation; a zoom factor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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