Confirmation: a 180 lens will be ‘damn fussy’ - but doable. The distortion is so high with lenses like this that it’s harder to get the pattern finder to match the circles pattern.
We recommend a different camera, or lens, if possible. Else, keep trying to isolate the image to be JUST the dot pattern.
Versus what? That seems a reasonable resolution for a 48MP sensor.
The extreme FOV makes the lens calibration process extremely finnicky. I’d suggest trying to do the lens calibration away from the laser in a position where you have very minimum background distraction.
I’m not following this. You can see the entire image in the lens calibration window.
The live stream from camera control shoes all the view but the capture button shots only a small part up left. Its like it captures only 8 MegaPixel and cant see the pattern
From what screen are you capturing the screenshot? I don’t recognize where this is coming from. Or are you compositing this from multiple screenshots? If so, can you provide a full screenshot of the original image?
LightBurn shouldn’t have an issue displaying a huge image size - but your camera may only be reporting out a limited crop resolution when LightBurn asks the camera for an image of the bed.
I’ve asked internally for some assistance with diagnostics here - I’d like to know what your camera is responding with when LightBurn asks for an image capture.
I edit the image to show you what exactly is happening, all actual screenshots are available in the 1st post
The case i easy. For some unknown reason the live stream inside Lightburn shows all 48MP but the capture inside the Lightburn says that captures 8000x6000 but it displays only a part of it as i mention in the image above
The screenshot that you took the dark corner image from was from camera alignment was it not? The images taken during alignment are not going to be representative of expected outcome without having first achieved lens calibration.
This isn’t to say that there may not be other problems at play but that’s not yet apparent.
Have you tried changing the camera location and hand holding the calibration pattern to see if you can ever get a successful capture even with a bad score?