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Soft Filter Does Very Little #62

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jbrownkramer opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 2 comments
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Soft Filter Does Very Little #62

jbrownkramer opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 2 comments

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@jbrownkramer
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jbrownkramer commented Apr 15, 2024

Describe the bug
I have added a call to k4a_device_enable_soft_filter in the hopes that it would filter depth less aggressively than the previous version of the SDK. That does not seem to be the case. I fail to see a significant difference between the depth image with Soft Filter True and Soft Filter False.

Here is a surface normal image with it set false:

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Here it is set true:

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To Reproduce
Add the end of the code that opens the cameras, call ::k4a_device_enable_soft_filter(device, false); or ::k4a_device_enable_soft_filter(device, true);

Expected behavior
Some notable difference in the depth images. Hopefully less aggressive filtering than the default.

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  • OS with Version: Windows 11
  • SDK Version: 1.9.3
@zzuliys
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zzuliys commented Apr 23, 2024

Currently using default parameters, we are considering adding corresponding coordination parameters to the interface in the future

Current expected output:

Depth resolution: 1024*1024

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Depth resolution: 640*576

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Depth resolution: 512*512

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Depth resolution: 320*288

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@jbrownkramer
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Interesting! Is it on or off by default? Do you have info on how fast the soft filter is?

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