This kind of question should be asked on answers.ros.org so the answer can
be voted on and so it shows up in web searches etc.
But the answer is that rviz shows image streams in whatever format they
arrive in. Getting the camera info and TF information correct just makes
it so that the 3D stuff rendered along with the images lines up. In your
case, that will mean it is also upside-down.
If you want your image stream to be flipped, you'll need a node to read it
in, flip it over, and republish it. For that I recommend
http://www.ros.org/wiki/image_rotate .
Now ask this on answers.ros.org and I'll re-answer it. :)
Dave
On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 1:03 AM, Sebastian Rockel <
sebastian@rockel.cc>wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We have mounted an Kinect (to be precise an Asus Xtion Live Pro) sensor
> up-side down onto our PR2. We added the appropriate config (camera frames)
> into the robot.xml (via the python script provided at the ROS wiki).
> Furthermore the TF (rpy angles) were modified and it was verified that the
> point cloud was indeed at the right orientation (regarding the robot) with
> RViz.
>
> Nevertheless the camera view (2D) in RViz is still up-side down. Does
> anyone have a clue why?
>
> Cheers,
> Sebastian
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