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(video) Guy shows off FLIR infrared thermal video camera that he bought off Ebay.
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(video) Guy shows off FLIR infrared thermal video camera that he bought off Ebay.
On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 18:05:35 -0800, Joe wrote:
See it via http://Muvy.org Well, that's just silly. He could have bought an inexpensive Sony F707, F717, F828, or H9 and obtained the same thing, only with high-resolution still frame IR photography too. |
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(video) Guy shows off FLIR infrared thermal video camera that he bought off Ebay.
"Jay Hamsen" wrote in message ... On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 18:05:35 -0800, Joe wrote: See it via http://Muvy.org Well, that's just silly. He could have bought an inexpensive Sony F707, F717, F828, or H9 and obtained the same thing, only with high-resolution still frame IR photography too. I somehow doubt it - those expensive germanium optics are there for a reason. |
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(video) Guy shows off FLIR infrared thermal video camera thathe bought off Ebay.
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(video) Guy shows off FLIR infrared thermal video camera that he bought off Ebay.
On Nov 8, 8:44 am, Jay Hamsen wrote:
On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 18:05:35 -0800, Joe wrote: See it viahttp://Muvy.org Well, that's just silly. He could have bought an inexpensive Sony F707, F717, F828, or H9 and obtained the same thing, only with high-resolution still frame IR photography too. That is near IR. OK for white grass, TV remotes and imaging not quite red hot cooker hobs as bright, but useless for seeing human body temperature stand out against a similar coloured but cold wall. Thermal imaging to see small temperature differences at body heat to ambient temperature requires expensive germanium optics for longwave thermal IR and cunning sensor hardware. The kit he had is surprisingly good. Regards, Martin Brown |
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(video) Guy shows off FLIR infrared thermal video camera that hebought off Ebay.
On Nov 8, 3:44 am, Jay Hamsen wrote:
On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 18:05:35 -0800, Joe wrote: See it viahttp://Muvy.org Well, that's just silly. He could have bought an inexpensive Sony F707, F717, F828, or H9 and obtained the same thing, only with high-resolution still frame IR photography too. You obviously do no have a grasp or understanding about the technology associated with FLIR, as witnessed by your silly comparison to Sony products. Do a little reading before you post such drivel. |
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(video) Guy shows off FLIR infrared thermal video camera that hebought off Ebay.
On Nov 8, 2:44 am, Jay Hamsen wrote:
On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 18:05:35 -0800, Joe wrote: See it viahttp://Muvy.org Well, that's just silly. He could have bought an inexpensive Sony F707, F717, F828, or H9 and obtained the same thing, only with high-resolution still frame IR photography too. The problem is that the term "IR" covers a much wider spectral range than does visible. IR covers from about 0.8 micron out to 100 microns (visible is about .4 to .7 microns). Thermal IR starts about 3.5 to 4 microns, and the best band for thermal imaging is in the 8 to 12 micron region. IR CCD cameras (or visible cameras modified to IR) only show out to just under 1 micron. The only heat radiation they will show is if something is so hot it glows (maybe 700 to 800 degrees F). Silicon detectors do not respond beyond that, and glass goes opaque. Either 3.5-5 micron or 8-12 micron cameras require VERY expensive detectors and LWIR transparent optics made of things like germanium, zinc sulphide or zinc selenide. When I was designing things cheap pyroelectric IR cameras went for 15 to 20 grand, and good systems went for 40Kbucks on up. |
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