Hi, I'm looking for a way to visualize an image (dimensions somewhere between 640x480 and 1280x960) from a calibrated camera + a dense depth map (estimated from a stereo pair). With this information, i can compute the 3D coordinates of the regions that produced each pixel, and I'd like to visualize that. Ideally, when the virtual camera is positioned like the physical camera was, the visualization should just look like the image, and the 3d structure becomes apparent when moving the camera. Does OpenSceneGraph provide a convenient way to do that (I'm unfamiliar with it, I'm looking for the right tools to do this task now)? If yes, are there examples that are close to what I want to do? I've looked at osgpointsprite, which seems kind of appropriate, when i take the blending out and reenable the depth test, however the sprites don't change size when the camera is moved, is that changeable?
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