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To be clear: I am looking for the "factory default" intrinsics for a V120:SLIM with a 3.5mm F#1.6 lens.

There are a bunch of values in camerarevisions.h but not for my setup it seems.

Kind regards,
Jeroen

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OK, this method seems to work (I only did a quick test with one camera though): void CameraManager::blockVisibleMarkers(CameraLibrary::Camera *pCamera, CameraLibrary::Frame *pFrame) { assert(pCamera && pFrame); // Make sure the hardware mask is enabled pCamera->SetEnableBlockingMask(true); // Determ...

Of course, that will be no problem.

Thanks a lot for the detailed info, that will get me going.

When I finish the code, I will share it here, because I think a simple "block visible" method would be helpful for a lot of people.

Greetings, JeDi