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Ok finally found the solution to this. For some reason the VideoStream in Openni2 (not sure about 1) has mirroring enabled as default. i.e the image is shown as if seen in a mirror. To correct this the openni2_camera.cpp file needs to be updated with the lines:
depthStream.setMirroringEnabled(FALSE);
rgbStream.setMirroringEnabled(FALSE);
This means that this image will go from being this (mirrored)
to non-mirrored
Additional not I've built all the underlying drivered et al from source as this runs on a raspberry pi
Hopefully this will be of use some time...
Mark
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Ok finally found the solution to this. For some reason the VideoStream in Openni2 (not sure about 1) has mirroring enabled as default. i.e the image is shown as if seen in a mirror. To correct this the openni2_camera.cpp file needs to be updated with the lines:
depthStream.setMirroringEnabled(FALSE);
rgbStream.setMirroringEnabled(FALSE);
This means that this image will go from being this (mirrored)
to non-mirrored
Additional not I've built all the underlying drivered et al from source as this runs on a raspberry pi
Hopefully this will be of use some time...
Mark
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