Today I`d like to tell you about my course project. I`m going to play with computer vision a little. And for the first test I bought new cam called Logitech c525. Pretty nice webcam. It allows me to record HD 720p video. And brings a lot of settings to configure it out as I want.
So, first part of Computer Vision Experiements begins with small review of Logitech c525. Actually, review is already ended. Here are some more pics:
To explain what I want to get in the end: We`ll work with OpenCV library, which allows us to write a code on c++ or any other language and get image from cam without tons of hemorrhoids :)
First update:
Ok. After a sleepness night with installing OpenCV to my laptop I can shurely declaim: THE WORST INSTALL EVER.
To be honest, OpenCV is an open source project, so I realized that CMake helps you to compile final libs for any dev enviroment you want.
I tried to create Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 c++ project (win7, 32-bit) based on OpenCV lib. And all my attempts crashed. It would be much better to create a tool, which can be connected to Visual Studio as a plugin (like a help tool) and do this work for you . Instead of this you should prescribe all OpenCV libs, dlls, header-files directories for every new OpenCV project.
Its my first project, which includes third-party library. So, may be it is the price paid for working with third-party components?
First update:
Ok. After a sleepness night with installing OpenCV to my laptop I can shurely declaim: THE WORST INSTALL EVER.
To be honest, OpenCV is an open source project, so I realized that CMake helps you to compile final libs for any dev enviroment you want.
I tried to create Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 c++ project (win7, 32-bit) based on OpenCV lib. And all my attempts crashed. It would be much better to create a tool, which can be connected to Visual Studio as a plugin (like a help tool) and do this work for you . Instead of this you should prescribe all OpenCV libs, dlls, header-files directories for every new OpenCV project.
Its my first project, which includes third-party library. So, may be it is the price paid for working with third-party components?
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