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Hello TI experts,
If I want to change the degree of distortion correction in LDC plugin of DCC2.5, what parameters should I adjust?
Thanks.
Hi Zhili,
Could you please explain what you need to do exactly?
In general, you will need to first prepare your mesh LUT and then use the LDC plugin to verify the LUT and get best LDC block parameters.
While you prepare your mesh LUT in matlab or openvc, you may control your distortion correction freely.
Hi Gang,
I have got the mesh LUT through matlab scripts and a good result by reducing the value of "s".
I want to know the method of how to balance the distortion correction and FOV loss. The value of "s" only affects the size of the output view, right? Then how can I change the correction strength of distortion?
Thanks.
Hi Zhili,
It sounds like you would like to get larger output FOV by allowing some remaining distortion in output image.
You will need to design your preferred output view in this case, prepare the mesh LUT accordingly, and then go through the same workflow for LDC.
This design is beyond the scope of LDC and there is no right or wrong answers regarding LDC programming.
You may choose the best output view and FOV for your particular application.
Hi Gang,
You will need to design your preferred output view in this case, prepare the mesh LUT accordingly
How to design output view that I preferred? By changing the parameters in the matlab script?
Thanks.
the method of how to balance the distortion correction and FOV loss
This balance is up to your applications and your decision.
You will have to design your own geometric mapping, i.e., the kind and the amount of residual distortion you prefer.
We don't have any specific recommendations.
Hi Gang,
Thanks for your reply, I have one more thing need to confirm:
You will have to design your own geometric mapping,
Does this mean that I need to create my own scripts to generate the mesh LUT that meet my needs?
Yes, you may create your own geometric mapping with any tool (e.g., matlab/octave, python, opencv, ...).
The sample matlab script in FAQ shows how to convert to the mesh LUT format TDA4 tuning tool needs.