The artifacts you're observing in the undistorted images are likely due to the correction of significant lens distortion, inaccuracies in the calibration process, or the interpolation method used during undistortion. To minimize these effects:
- Ensure Accurate Calibration: Use a wide range of high-quality calibration images that cover the camera's entire field of view.
- Choose Interpolation Wisely: Experiment with different interpolation methods during the undistortion process to see which minimizes artifacts.
- Crop Edges: If artifacts are mostly around the edges, consider cropping the undistorted image to remove distorted areas.
- Update Software: Use the latest version of your calibration software, as updates may include improved algorithms.
Improving calibration accuracy and adjusting the undistortion process are key steps to reducing these artifacts.
