Am 20.11.2008, 00:58 Uhr, schrieb Marcos Duarte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > If FC2 can't do that natively (what would be a pity because it seems > FC2 would be a nice/useful library for that), I can write my own > function to perform the transformation (camera calibration in my case) > and pass these data back to FC2 to show these data, if needed. This is > why I am not worried now about that.
Yes, you can always do that. > My application is much less fancy: my map is a photo of the human body > in a static posture and I want to measure distance and angles of > specific bony landmarks (I don't want write my own library for that, I > don't have knowledge and time). The photos need to be transformed > (calibrated) not only for simple scaling but also for distortion, or > camera view, or 3D reconstruction (once again, I can (and for some I > will have to) do these transformations in python/numpy). Yes, you might have to implement some of the transforms externally of fc2. > For my application, and probably for you i guess, a high-level FC2 > class with a gui mode for measuring distance and angle would be very > welcome (and do that considering different systems of coordinates...). > I will try to do something simple for that, but I am a newby in > python; don't expect to use my program :( I'm afraid there is no such class as of yet, but I am sure you'll manage to do one. It seems you got along quite well with fc2 considering its early beta stage without any signficicant documentation. If you need help, we're here :-) -Matthias _______________________________________________ FloatCanvas mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mithis.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/floatcanvas
