Jaap de Vries

Robert, thank you.
When a distortion is radial, you can apply an inverse correction. I guess this code can do both then. Yes the border correction as of now only works for the default correction function. It was actually one of the harder things to do.

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J.

Thank you for the tip Carl, I actually do a lot of work with IR cameras but mine has a microbolometer (thermal detector). I am working on a set of functions that would facilitate calculations. I will see if I can apply your suggestion.

Robert, thank you.
When a distortion is radial, you can apply an inverse correction. I guess this code can do both then. Yes the border correction as of now only works for the default correction function. It was actually one of the harder things to do.

Thank you Carlos, yes I don't understand Eyal's comment either, I even supplied example files and showed how they work. The distortion models are clearly shown to be axisymetrix, i.e., f(r).