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Cameras are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in various applications, from industrial automation and smart cities to security systems and robotics. However, selecting the right camera for your specific needs is crucial, especially when dealing with diverse lighting environments like outdoor and indoor settings. This article delves…
The terms image sensor’s “dynamic range” and “high dynamic range (HDR)” are related concepts in the field of digital imaging, but they refer to different aspects: Image Sensor Dynamic Range Figure 1: Standard Dynamic Range Sensor (Left) and Good Dynamic Range Sensor (Right) High Dynamic…
Choosing the right camera for your specific needs can be a daunting task. With a multitude of camera parameters to consider, it’s easy to get lost in the technical jargon. However, there’s one critical factor that should be your starting point – understanding your lighting…
The camera sensor is the unsung hero of digital imaging, silently carrying out the difficult duty of gathering light and turning it into the vivid pixels that make the images we value. The camera sensor plays several crucial roles in this process, with each stage…
OpenCV (Open-Source Computer Vision Library) is an image and video processing open-source library. In both Windows and Linux, we can use OpenCV to access any USB Camera. We’ve already shown how to use OpenCV python to access the USB camera and use its controls and…
The default camera settings will not be suitable for your needs. The majority of cameras has both an auto and manual mode for capturing good pictures. The ability to tune camera parameters according to your lighting environment and use case is a key skill in…
A Quick Overview of OpenCV: OpenCV (Open-Source Computer Vision Library) is a free software library for computer vision, machine learning and image processing. OpenCV was created to provide a common platform for computer vision applications and to help commercial products integrate machine perception more quickly. Since…
OpenCV (Open-Source Computer Vision Library) is a free software library for computer vision, machine learning and image processing. OpenCV was created to provide a common platform for computer vision applications and to help commercial products integrate machine perception more quickly. Since OpenCV is a BSD-licensed product,…