truncated depth images
See original GitHub issueFor me, the depth
image looks truncated for some reason while normal
and albedo
seem fine. Is there any threshold? Could you please advise me how I can solve this?
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Maybe setting
depth_scale
to1
works for me because I am using the ShapeNet Core data set. All 3D shapes in that data set are normalized. What do you think @ywpkwon and @panmari?See comment here. Depending on the size of your objects, you might want to adapt the parameter
map.size
to give you a nice depth map. If that fixes your problem, I’ll create a CL that makes this easier configurable.