Eugene Pomazov

Hi! Try to set vertical flip. As an example, you can look in the 1_test.py code, row 60: `camera.hflip = True` In your case you may try to use vflip...

Ough, 90 degree rotation is a problem in stereoscopic mode. I describe this issue in this article https://stereopi.com/blog/diy-vr-headset-stereopi-10-ms-latency-just-135 (search by "Problem #3" At this moment we use physical camera rotation....

> > Yeah this is what I'm doing right now, I just think that it'll be a bit disorienting for the would-be users if they are to adjust an object...

@jamie-torres You see, actually we use OpenCV and PiCamera for capture and processing only, not for record. Have you tried to do video capture like described here in [PiCamera docs](https://picamera.readthedocs.io/en/release-1.10/recipes1.html#recording-video-to-a-file)?

Ough... Thank you, I will check all links we have!

Hi @wimg and @TuanNguyenSKKU, This issue caused by images, where the chess corners are too close to the left side of the image. AFAIK, this is fixed in the latest...

@deepav-ai I see you are not put camera settings here (like resolution and bitrate). THis way system will try to use default settings, that is not good. Try to use...

@deepav-ai Attempts to use OpenCV and Python for just capturing and recording video is a very bad idea. The better way to do it is to use _raspivid_ utility. Also...

The feature of stereoscopic mode is cameras syncing. Two different threads in your case will not give you this sync. Also, if you'll check real FPS of recorded files, it...

Ok. Please look at the gist code I've provided. You can find a solution of how to control running of very optimized raspivid from your Python code. I think this...