If
you use the link I provided, you’ll find a detailed discussion of
how two companies worked on a method of simplifying linescan camera
alignment. There were two major components of this: a calibration
target that produced data for tweaking camera positions, and a five
degrees of freedom camera mounting system. If you’re working with
multiple linescan cameras, I encourage you to read this very
carefully.
You
might also notice that the article is dated December 1st,
2011. I can’t think how I missed it first time around, but I am
very pleased Andy Wilson (the Editor of VSD) has taken to providing
encore presentations of the most interested articles published.
Without that I might have been forever struggling to line up my
linescan cameras.
3 comments:
Anyone know good method for laser triangulation system calibration?
The best approach is probably the same as with line scan systems: take a 3D calibration/aligment target that covers both cameras, then match the two views in 3D and determine the 3D translation vector. Only you have to align both the camera and the laser.
Dlls for calibration and matching of 3D laser triangulation setups can be found e.g on the following website:
http://www.aqsense.com/
Does anyone sell similar camera mounts like in article?
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