This paper proposes to use zooming function of digital cameras for robust character recognition and to control focal length for improving the performance even in dim light conditi...
There have been relatively little works to shed light on the effects of errors in the intrinsic parameters on motion estimation and scene reconstruction. Given that the estimation...
In order to reconstruct 3-D shape from two uncalibrated views, one needs to resolve two problems: (i) the computed focal lengths can be imaginary; (ii) the computation fails for fi...
—Three dimensional vision applications, such as robot vision, require modeling of the relationship between the two-dimensional images and the three-dimensional world. Camera cali...
Abstract. In this paper, we show that it is possible to calibrate a camera using just a flat, textureless Lambertian surface and constant illumination. This is done using the effec...
This paper presents minimal solutions for the geometric parameters of a camera rotating about its optical centre. In particular we present new 2 and 3 point solutions for the homo...
Matthew Brown, Richard I. Hartley, David Nist&eacu...
A technique for a zoom lens camera is presented that enable to update continuously camera intrinsic parameters while zooming. This is based on the fact that the spatial angle subte...
Active object tracking, for example, in surveillance tasks, becomes more and more important these days. Besides the tracking algorithms themselves methodologies have to be develop...
We present a simple calibration method for computing the extrinsic parameters (pose) and intrinsic parameters (focal length and principal point) of a camera by imaging a pattern of...
Francisco Abad, Emilio Camahort, Roberto Viv&oacut...
A calibration algorithm of two cameras using observations of a moving person is presented. Similar methods have been proposed for self-calibration with a single camera, but intern...
Tsuhan Chen, Alberto Del Bimbo, Federico Pernici, ...