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Short Throw Depth data as depth image
Hi all,
I am recording the short throw depth images using HololensForCV. I am then reading the pgm files with Matlab but I dont really know how ich change the image to an actual depth image with distances. Can anyone help me with that.
Best regards
rob
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I am also looking for the date meaning of pgm file. I find that in 'HoloLensForCV-master\Samples\SensorStreamViewer\FrameRender.cpp' the code takes pixel data in the range of 0 to 4000 as valid and takes each pixel data divided by 1000 as depth. However, I am not quite sure about the accuracy of this processing method. Can anyone provide a more reliable answer to this question.