Machiavellian on 24 August 2013
| hsrob said: I wonder if the process is very dependent on the quality and amount of light in the room. The second one is the worst and it looks pretty dark there. All cameras have a harder time resolving detail in poor light when compared with when a scene/subject is adequately lit. |
Kinect uses IR for the scanning part so lighting does not make a difference. Lighting comes into play when the RGB camera is getting skin tone and things that require color. I believe the problem with the second video is that Kinect or Kinect sports was glitching which is something expected from unfinished code.
