OpenCV with GigE Vision Cameras [closed]

Gig-E is a communication standard for a wide range of cameras. OpenCV now contains a wrapper for The Prosilica Gig-E based cameras (see CV_CAP_PVAPI) But in general it’s better to use the camera’s native API to get the data and then use openCV to convert the returned data into an image, openCv contains a number … Read more

Advantages of cv::Matx

Short answer: cv::Mat uses the heap to store its data, while cv::Matx uses the stack. A cv::Mat uses dynamic memory allocation (on the heap). This is appropriate for big matrices (like images) and lets you do things like shallow copies of a matrix, which is the default behavior of cv::Mat. However, for the small matrices … Read more

OpenCV floodfill with mask

All zero-valued pixels in the same connected component as the seed point of the mask are replaced by the value you specify. This value must be added to the flags parameter, left-shifted by 8 bits: uchar fillValue = 128; cv::floodFill(img, mask, seed, cv::Scalar(255) ,0, cv::Scalar(), cv::Scalar(), 4 | cv::FLOODFILL_MASK_ONLY | (fillValue << 8)); A simple, … Read more

rotated face detection

Here’s a simple one I wrote with Python cv2 It’s not the most efficient thing, and it uses the naive way suggested by etarion, but it works fairly well for just normal head tilting (It detect anything from -40 to 40 head tilt, which is roughly as much as you can tilt your head staying … Read more

What’s the use of Canny before HoughLines (opencv)?

Short Answer cvCanny is used to detect Edges, as well as increase contrast and remove image noise. HoughLines which uses the Hough Transform is used to determine whether those edges are lines or not. Hough Transform requires edges to be detected well in order to be efficient and provide meaning results. Long Answer The Limitations … Read more

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