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<t>Steve:<br/> <br/> Sorry for the late reply, this post was forwarded to me for follow up.<br/> <br/> What a cool project! I really want to help to get this working. Optical tracking in the small volume is a bit on the tough side, but we can probably make it work, especially if you had it working w...

<t>The Tracking Tools really are meant as a real time system to deliver tracked object data to other systems in real time. Think of head tracking, object tracking, and some analysis, but not meant to be an offline systems with editing. <br/> <br/> For tracking a skeleton, and using less than 3 marke...

<t>Gene:<br/> <br/> There is an external sync out mechanism from the V100 camera, out of the last camera in the chain. We are working on adding in trigger support and other more advanced sync features. We realize this is a very important feature to add and the cameras do have the capability to do wh...

<r>Hello:<br/> <br/> If you have what we call "phantom markers" like this, it is usually due to having a poor camera calibration, where there are rays converging that are making markers that don't really exist. <br/> <br/> Try turing on the Rays display and show Untracked Rays. The untracked ones ar...

<t>Hello:<br/> <br/> We have upgraded the track editing tools since that video was created, you can now label tracks and connect them together. This functionality exists in the latest release, but is not documented well.<br/> <br/> We are working to upgrade our documentation now, we are aware that i...

<t>Hello:<br/> <br/> Typically the smaller the FOV, the lower the distortion, so you are moving in the right direction.<br/> <br/> For the SLIM, I would use CS or C mount lenses and you can use a standard 6mm lens to get about 34 degrees horizontal full field of view. Next standard size is 8mm and w...

Hello:

If you would like to email me at jim at naturalpoint dot com I can provide you with some extra information for your 60 degree lens setup.

Jim

Hello:

That is great! Thanks for the contribution.

Jim

<t>Vic:<br/> <br/> Hmm, probably no way to tighten it up in the field. You could strain relief the cable on your monitor in some fashion, so it doesn't pull on it? If you are out of warranty, you could open it up and just clean the two o-rings that hold it in position, maybe they have gotten slick o...

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