Matlab axis position camera

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Umberto Fontana
Umberto Fontana le 20 Juil 2017
Hi, I have a problem in axis position in perspective vision of the camera. I don't understand where it place the axis origin. Could someone help me? Thank you
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Jan
Jan le 20 Juil 2017
What is your question? Please post some code which demonstrates your problem? Otherwise it would be required to rephrase the complete documentation of camorbit, zoom, axes, axis, camdolly, campan, camroll, camzoom, etc. Better spend the time to explain your specific problem.
Umberto Fontana
Umberto Fontana le 20 Juil 2017
Modifié(e) : Umberto Fontana le 20 Juil 2017
thank you for your answer. I will try to explain better. I want to simulate a camera which points to the center of a grid of known measures, so i specify the camera features. This is the code:
% code
pos_cam_z = 4450;
fig = figure;
imshow(imIn);
[altezza,larghezza] = size(im);
axis on;
ax=gca;
ax.Units = 'pixel';
ax.Projection = 'perspective';
ax.CameraViewAngle = Vfov;
ax.CameraUpVector = [0 -1 0]';
ax.DataAspectRatio = [1 1 1];
ax.CameraTarget = [larghezza/2 altezza/2 0];
ax.CameraPosition = [(larghezza/2) altezza/2 pos_cam_z];
My problem is that the representation of the scene is not centered. I want to ceneter it by acting on axis position, but i don't understand where matlab places axis origin.

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Will Nitsch
Will Nitsch le 27 Juil 2017
You can find some useful diagrams/information on camera properties here: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/visualize/low-level-camera-properties.html
The origin in MATLAB is at 0,0,0. So if you want to calculate new camera positions for something like rotating around the center of your data, your math that does so should include an offset for x, y and z that account for the position of the center of the data. This point is also the camera target.

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