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Birds Eye View/Calibration Guide: Difference between revisions
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{{Message|content=Do not expect a perfect match, the different perspectives of the cameras always will cause some disparities. |type=note}} | {{Message|content=Do not expect a perfect match, the different perspectives of the cameras always will cause some disparities. |type=note}} | ||
== Region of Interest Selection == | === Region of Interest Selection === | ||
The purpose of this stage is to select the portion of each individual image you wish to keep and use for the image blending. Generally, big overlaps produce unnatural effects, while small overlaps in strategic zones produce smoother transitions. | The purpose of this stage is to select the portion of each individual image you wish to keep and use for the image blending. Generally, big overlaps produce unnatural effects, while small overlaps in strategic zones produce smoother transitions. | ||
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# You can also add an overlay from the settings panel to hide the hole where the cameras are positioned. | # You can also add an overlay from the settings panel to hide the hole where the cameras are positioned. | ||
== Export the Calibration File == | === Export the Calibration File === | ||
Once you have the BEV and ROIs selected you are finally ready to export the calibration file. | Once you have the BEV and ROIs selected you are finally ready to export the calibration file. | ||