Use camera intrinsic matrix everywhere in the doc#18178
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…and distcoeffsfisheye macros to avoid copy/paste errors.
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Patch to opencv_extra has the same branch name.
Fix #17828
camera intrinsic matrixinstead of justcamera matrixas in A Flexible New Technique for Camera Calibration, Zhengyou Zhang\cameramatrix,\distcoeffs,\distcoeffsfisheyeto avoid copy/paste errors, e.g. here (_1) or here (missing subscripts)Wondering if
mymath.styfile is still used? On my computer, it looks like it is MathJax that is used for rendering the formulas.