OpenIPC FPV Freestyle - 50% Lens Distortion Correction

[@genericgarbagegamingchanne9466]

This is the only real showcase for openipc I can find, All the others have bad tune/bad flying.

[@JanisBebritis]

i'm impressed, this looks totally flyable now, what's the latency?

[@SkermiebroTech]

Looks absolutely amazing and hey nice to see a fellow Australian flying fpv if your ever around brisbane im always looking for people to fly with

[@metalfusionf]

wow, such precise control to fly indoors, yet also can do very fast rolls and have the power to climb into the sky. Very nice flying.

[@unixoid33]

and which lenses are of the highest quality for a clearer picture? Which ones come stock with a camera and are so-so?

[@erikvf7]

Nice! What minimal latency you can get?

[@sparksamplification4559]

as low as 30ms to first pixel. average 35 to 45ms full frame. High hz screen and proper ground station, IE, Radxa z3w is required for good performance!

[@kevintieman3616]

How do you watch the feed, a ground station connected to some goggles or a screen?

[@sparksamplification4559]

Radxa zero 3w connected to cheap gaming monitor

[@ExtraFPV]

awesome video. whats with the weird framing with the black areas

[@sgtjonzo]

it's in the title "lens distortion correction"

[@sparksamplification4559]

To reverse the lens fisheye effect, this video has been stretched and curved. The top and bottom curves were once the straight edges of a rectangle video from a rectangle image sensor

[@thommylue]

Cool! Is this onboard or goggle/vrx DVR?

[@sparksamplification4559]

This is over the radio DVR ... Then I applied some lens correction later

[@egor_niko]

A good option for VR glasses

[@nathanz7205]

So with OpenIPC it can do the lens correction itself or was that just after in post processing?

[@sparksamplification4559]

post but the ground station should be able to do it. It can be done by pixel shader. I just don't know how

[@chriss_fpv]

Was it fpv or ruby?

[@sparksamplification4559]

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