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What lenses to use for a multistereoscopic solution (to 3d pointcloud)

Where should I start when it comes to selecting enses (and cameras) for a multistereo solution? I'm looking to observe a 200'x40'x40'x volume. There will have to be multiple cameras due to occlusion, but I imagine even different lenses or at least variable focal lengths to generate accurate point clouds.

Not sure what my budget is so more important is knowing what characteristics I should be looking for or how to determine them.

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Hi vasa.dhananjay,

I would recommend contacting a Graftek Imaging Inc. They specialize in Vision Solutions and I believe will be very helpful in assisting you with lens selection. Below I’ve provided a link to their online Lens Selector along with a NI KnowledgeBase which may be helpful as well.

http://www.graftek.com/lensselect.php

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/1948AE3264ECF42E86257D00007305D5

Also, I wanted to provide you with some helpful information on Stereo Vision.

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/372916T-01/nivisionconcepts/stereo_when_to_use_stereo_vision...

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/372916T-01/nivisionconcepts/stereo_vision_concepts/

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/372916T-01/nivisionconcepts/stereo_parts_of_a_stereo_vision_...

I hope you find this information helpful!

Best Regards

Kale Woosley

 

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for making code easy you have to use camera with still focal lens otherwise any time you change the focal distance you have to recalibrate your photos Also take look at lens that are famous to telecentric lens
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It is flattering to see a link posted to our Lens Explorer.

 

The tool has been updated with new features recently and is now located at http://www.graftek.biz/lens exlorer

 

If you have any further questions please feel free to give us a call. We are more than happy to help you pick out the best hardware within your budget.

 

-Graftek Imaging

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there is nothing in your link
graftekimaging
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Apologies, there was a space between lens and explorer.

 

https://www.graftek.biz/lensexplorer

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ohh they are really nice and good chose for industrial works
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