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FishEyeModel

Python project based on OpenCV module to model FishEye camera and undistort acquired images

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Python 3.7 or higher
OpenCV 4.0 or higher

Calibration

OpenCV calibration algorithm for FishEye camera enables to model intrinsic and/or extrinsic parameters from a set of images acquired by the camera. To use the function, you have to acquire images of known pattern from which it is possible to extract distortions (chessboard for example). A chessboard pattern can be downloaded following this link: Chessboard pattern.

Then you have to acquire several images at different positions to integrate as much distorsion information as possible into the model. In our tests, a set of 25-30 images can be sufficient to have good undistort results.

We give a Python script to launch the calibration

python calibrate.py "ImageFolder" [-o "OutputFile"] [-s "True/False"]

ImageFolder (mandatory): folder where acquired images for calibration are stored.
OutputFile (optional): path of the saved model file. By default, file calibration.txt is saved into the current folder.
True/False (optional): boolean value to indicate if chessboard detection images have to be saved.

The main steps of the algorithm are:

  1. Detection of all inner corners of the chessboard for each image.
  2. Improvement of corner positions thanks to super-resolution algorithm.
  3. Valid detections storage.
  4. FishEye modelization on valid detections.
  5. Save calibration parameters to file (extrinsic or intrinsic).

Note: calibration can failed even if chessboard detection is valid. Error can occured during the model computation (because of cv2.fisheye.CALIB_CHECK_COND flag). You have to remove the corresponding chessboard image to ensure good calibration.

Undistort

We give a Python script to launch the correction:

python undistort.py "SourceImage" [-c "CalibrationFile"] [-o "OutputImage"]

SourceImage (mandatory): path of the image to undistort.
CalibrationFile (optional): path of the model file generated by the calibration. If not set, the script will search the default file *calibratio.txt" into the current folder and fail if not found.
OutputImage (optional): path of the saved undistorted image. By default, undistorted image is saved in the file undistort.png into the current folder.

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