Camera calibration is a crucial step in binocular measurement, and the accuracy of camera calibration largely determines the measurement accuracy of binocular vision. However, the calibration accuracy of existing calibration methods is difficult to satisfy the requirements of variable calibration environments and engineering applications. Therefore, based on the principle of Zhang's calibration method, a calibration method is proposed by combining bundle adjustment and diagonal constraints of the calibration target. Firstly, the improved Canny edge extraction algorithm is used to obtain the sub-pixel center of mass of ellipse (CME). Then, the Zhang's calibration method is used to obtain the initial values of the calibration parameters. The camera calibration parameters are optimized by using the bundle adjustment. Finally, diagonal constraints are used to further optimize the extrinsic camera position parameters. The experimental results show that compared to the other excellent methods, the proposed method can significantly improve calibration accuracy and has certain engineering application value.
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