First, projective displacements 
are calculated from point correspondences and epipolar geometry with the method described in [HC98]. Then, the equation of the plane at infinity is calculated and the infinite homographies 
associated to the left camera are derived. Our affine calibration algorithms are similar to [BZ95] and [HC98] and cope with general and planar motions (in this case, we need at least 2 motions). Finally, the real Jordan decomposition of each 
is calculated and the resolution of eq:kkt enables us to obtain the complete camera calibration.
We show the results on 4 motion sequences (each consisting of 5 motions) :
sequence 1 : non singular general motions sequence 2 : non singular planar motions sequence 3 : planar motion with a horizontal rotation axis sequence 4 : planar motion with a vertical rotation axis
The following table exhibits the matrices 
and 
obtained for the first motion of each sequence. It confirms the particular forms of 
obtained for critical motions.
The results of the computation of 
from the previous matrices 
are as follows :
with the assumption r=0, only the first two sequences allow us to calculate 
:
the assumption 
allows us to calculate 
in all sequences :
From these experiments, we can see clearly that the k-constraint allows us to calibrate even in the case of critical motions. With the r-constraint, we can see that significant errors are made in 
for sequence 3, and in 
for sequence 4.