| When I use the LEGO camera, I have shadows across my images. What can I do to get rid of these? |
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If you have a lot of dark spots in your image then it is a good idea to build some sort of enclosed structure for your light. This is so that it will be isolated from extraneous light.
Here is a picture of several Lego bricks with very bad shadows:

These are two pictures of the light box I built for the camera:


As
a light source you can use anything that is handy, like a flashlight,
as long as it is a consistent light source that you can adjust to get
rid of the shadows.
Here is what the final image looked like:

The reason the end picture is superior is that the light box has cut out all of the shadows. This
means that when running real time image processing (for example: a
large green brick means go backwards to the left) it will be easier to
get consistent results in vision center.
AG ses
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