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Offset setting not working #41
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Hi @PatronusCoder I've also noticed this bug. In my case the crop settings became correctly after second launching. Try this
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@danil-tolkachev That did not work for me. Also I am getting frame status error when I view the image using rqt_image_view method. Are these two anyhow related? |
@PatronusCoder could you please try #40? It may fix your problem with ROI settings. I'm not sure, what happens when you use rqt_image_view. In my observation the similar problem (VmbFrameStatusIncomplete) can occur because of high (or moderate) CPU load. I don't know why. |
@danil-tolkachev That solved the VmbFrameStatusIncomplete problem for me but unfortunately not the ROI settings issue. |
This fork is no longer actively maintained. Please see our new fork at https://github.com/astuff/avt_vimba_camera, which has been updated and recently released. |
Hi
I am using Manta G235C camera with this driver. When I launch the mono_camera.launch, I am able to set values and see the effect for all the parameters in the launch file except x_offset and y_offset. Because of this my camera focus is shifted from the centre and I see the lens housing in the image. I tried changing the image width and height in the range 640X480 to 1280X720 (inclusive) but that did not give any result either. I think the launch file is not able to map x_offset and y_offset parameters to the correct camera variables. Can someone help?
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