First Azure Kinect App–VIDEO- Getting Depth and Color camera

Hello!

This article if part of a serie of “How to” create Apps with Azure Kinect DK. Yesterday I posted the first Part of this serie. Including:

  • Connect and open our Device
  • Configure our camera
  • Start our camera
  • Stop our camera
  • Dispose our Device

Today I am excited to dig in the theory of the configuration of our camera. As you saw in first post we had the following configuration.

APPLICATION WITH C API

k4a_device_configuration_t config = K4A_DEVICE_CONFIG_INIT_DISABLE_ALL;
config.camera_fps = K4A_FRAMES_PER_SECOND_30;
config.color_format = K4A_IMAGE_FORMAT_COLOR_MJPG;
config.color_resolution = K4A_COLOR_RESOLUTION_2160P;
config.depth_mode = K4A_DEPTH_MODE_NFOV_UNBINNED;

APPLICATION WITH K4A NUGET PACKAGE

DeviceConfiguration config = DeviceConfiguration.DisableAll;

config.CameraFps = FrameRate.Thirty;

config.ColorFormat = ImageFormat.ColorMjpg;

config.ColorResolution = ColorResolution.R2160p;

config.DepthMode = DepthMode.NarrowViewUnbinned;

But the thing is… what did we configurate in here?

“Camera Frames Per Second.”

FPS is used to measure frame rate – the number of consecutive full-screen images that are displayed…

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