Unedited 3D SooC stereo pairs
These are some unedited 3D SooC (straight out of camera) 1600 x 1200 pixel stereo pairs (3200 x 1200 pixel overall) from my recently constructed stereo camera module. This is part of an ongoing project to create a modular GNU/Linux digital camera system using easily available generic components.
These images are simple pairs. The image from the left camera is on the left and the right camera on the right. At this stage, there is no processing. And these won’t work as cross-eyed stereo pairs. That requires some processing, where the left and right images are swapped over. They were captured via a relatively simple ELP 3D camera module, mounted in a die-cast aluminium stomp box enclosure. The capture software was guvcview,
Gallery
Installing guvcview
sudo apt install guvcview
This particular camera board supports YUYV output. This is better quality than the default motion JPEG (MJPG). But it only allows a few frames per second. Which is OK for still photography. In fact it is a sane compromise to make under these circumstances.
Creating EXIF
When capturing stills form a video camera board using applications such as guvcview, no EXIF data is recorded. However one can add some using exiftool.
NB
These are test images. On their own, they probably won’t make much sense to anyone. They are part of a larger on-going project, that will make sense, one day, hopefully. 🙂
Credits
With many thanks to my friend and model Estella Rose for dressing up in her “Dorothy Gale” costume and posing for some test images.
Exiftool
Disclaimer
Scripts and other code are provided as-is, with no warranty, express or implied. They all work perfectly for me, but I cannot guarantee they will work for you.
