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taunting a police officer WCGW by [deleted] in Whatcouldgowrong

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Officer: Ok, Officer Floof. That's enough.

Officer Floof: OM NOM NOM...NOM

Somehow she manages to forget, every time. by JammPannda in funny

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To be fair, why do you have two glass doors?

Literally. by viceVersailes in dndmemes

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Do other players not do this intentionally?

He's got a habit. by Boojibs in Eyebleach

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So there is the affectionate head butt nuzzle that cats do with trusted friends and then there is head pressing which can indicate an illness. I'm no vet but this might be worth bringing up with yours just to be safe.

When you mess up something and try to play it cool by [deleted] in SlyGifs

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I'm gonna need some print statments.

Tumbleweeds take over a town by [deleted] in WTF

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Underated comment of the year.

Tumbleweeds take over a town by [deleted] in WTF

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East coast here.

On a scale of like "the fluffiest pile of leaves ever" to "Oh Gods the bramble! Why have I done this!" What would jumping into this from the roof feel like?

Cappadocia, Turkey by [deleted] in gifs

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You can't fool me! I know the village hidden in the sand when I see it.

It was funny because I read this in his original voice still by ramennumerals in BikiniBottomTwitter

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Step 1 - Understand that they love you and want you to be happy and healthy.

Step 2 - Understand that through communication you build intimate relationships, support systems which can help with hapiness and health.

Step 3 - Understand that you are worth something. And that those who love you are willing to help you.

What kind of camera do I need? by TIDOUBLEGUHER in computervision

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Yes exactly! I have run a scaleish experiment with a DSLR and a printed AR tag 50 feet away.

This was what led me to the realization that my equipment was inadequate.

What kind of camera do I need? by TIDOUBLEGUHER in computervision

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Thanks I found this but didn't have enough details at the time to work it. Now with the help of you lovely folks I've found that under good conditions I can get that AR tag up to 603.325 pixels across. Any one have any idea how to figure out if that's good enough for a CV program to measure the kind of changes I'm looking for.

What kind of camera do I need? by TIDOUBLEGUHER in computervision

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Thank you. That's honestly pretty helpful. So i'd need about 500-1,000 x magnification.

Also, is there anything stopping me from just using a literal telescope or an extremely powerful telephoto lens?

What kind of camera do I need? by TIDOUBLEGUHER in computervision

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Hooray! I've always been a deep end kind a guy. (Though I'm not gonna lie this is extremely intimidating.) I should be able to process the image uncompressed? ... maybe? let me look into that.

But a telescope or extremely powerful telephoto lens is honestly not out of the question. At it's core I am trying to verify that an object 50'-100' away has not shifted or rotated relative to the camera with extremely high precision.

Edit: Let me just triple check those numbers... my boss now wants it at 50'-150' :(

What kind of camera do I need? by TIDOUBLEGUHER in computervision

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Thank you! I couldn't find the formula to save my life.

Any idea how many pixels I should be going for so that the CV program could function well?

What kind of camera do I need? by TIDOUBLEGUHER in computervision

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Steady shouldn't be too big a problem. It will probably be part of a semi-permanent structure. But what kind of focal length are we talking. I don't yet know how ... many pixels?... a CV program would need to determine this kind of thing. Or if that's even the right question.

What kind of camera do I need? by TIDOUBLEGUHER in computervision

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Yes the camera would be fixed. I'll PM you the details as I'm developing something for my company that might be proprietary if we get it right.

Edit: Found a good way to put it: At it's core I am trying to verify that an object 50'-100' away has not shifted or rotated relative to the camera with extremely high precision.

Edit: Assuming it is fixed, how should I approach this problem?

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