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The underlying principle to obtain intrinsic parameter of the holographic camera?

YixunYixun ✭✭
in Questions And Answers

Hi,
I know we can use HolographicFrame to obtain the intrinsic parameters of the holographic camera. But what's the underlying principle to do this?
I am guessing it is in the calibration step, HoloLens uses some calibration algorithm to find the intrinsic parameters such as focal length which is most similar to our eyes.

Can anybody guide with some articles talking about this?

Thanks a lot.

Yixun

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    HoloUser007HoloUser007 ✭
    edited October 2017

    Hi,

    I faced the need to get intrinsics aswell. After some googling I found this.

    But there the instrinsics are obtained running the camera in video mode.
    For my project I am working on, I want to use a camera resolution of 2048x1152 (photo-mode) which is not supported in video mode as documented here.

    Therefore I need another way to get the intrinsics. Any idea?

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