| Several potential customers requested information on cameras and how to get accuracy with Rhinophoto... The camera :More the sensor is large and the quality of photo is good (no noise, black color is black, white is white...) better is the accuracy and ease of use. The lens used :A fixed focal lenght gives always better results : More the lens is simple, better the accuracy is, a zoom lens have a lot of lens and gaps inside. The Quality of camera calibration :The grid have to be perfectly flat and the process have to be exactly like the documentation. The number of reference bar used :eg. If you use 3 Reference bar well positionned (eg : two at each ends + one in the middle of the hull) Rhinophoto use these 3 known values to "Conform" the scene, and force the 3 values to be exact, that give the best accuracy. The number of photos and number of targets :the more there are targets and photos the better it is. To see the videos The quality of photos :if photos are well centered, taken with angle... it increase the accuracy The sensor resolution :higher the resultion is, better it is. But, important, it is preferable to have good sensor with lower resolution than hi-resolution with noise and no contrast. eg a Nikon DSLR 12 Megapixels is better than any compact camera 16 Megapixels. The size of sensor :the bigger it is, the better it is .
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