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Hi,
> ingo writes:
>> Francois LE COAT wrote:
>>> A WEB page was made to illustrate the "optical pendulum" experiment:
>>>
>>> <https://hebergement.universite-paris-saclay.fr/lecoat/demoweb/optica
l_pendulum.html>
>>>
>>
>> Nice!
>
> Thanks. I don't know anyone else working on such an experiment. It only
> requires a computer and a camera. This is so simple, but interesting!
> Many people are trying to match images the best way, but there's no
> real experiment like this "optical pendulum", so far as I know about it
?
The planar perspective transformation used for modelling the camera
motion, was added to the "optical pendulum" WEB page. Some of the
transforms are present in Persistence of Vision, like 3 translations
and 3 rotations. But the "skew" or "shear" angles <Sx,Sy> are not
directly. Thanks for the POV-Ray advance users to have helped on that.
Regards,
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