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Is there something specific about the camera in the Iphone that would preclude doing a similar thing to android phones? Or is it just a matter of uniformity of the housing?
How much? The buy now link says "FLIR ONE™ is Not Currently Available Outside the US"
I got one of these to debug thermal leakage. I very much like it. Here's a shot of my laptop: http://bochs.info/img/IMG_0676-20140822-211311.png If anyone's curious about something specific, I'll gladly take requests for photos. It's super interesting to see things from a temperature perspective.
I got one of these to debug thermal leakage. I very much like it. Here's a shot of my laptop: http://bochs.info/img/IMG_0676-20140822-211311.png If anyone's curious about something specific, I'll gladly take requests for photos. It's super interesting to see things from a temperature perspective.
What's the max image resolution of the thermal-only and thermal with photo overlay pic?
Is there something specific about the camera in the Iphone that would preclude doing a similar thing to android phones? Or is it just a matter of uniformity of the housing?
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What's the max image resolution of the thermal-only and thermal with photo overlay pic?
The photos I've been taking come out as 535x401. It looks like the visible light camera it uses is just VGA (640x480), but the thermal camera resolution is probably the bottleneck anyway.
The cheapest FLIR camera so far has a (afaik) 240x240 low resolution IR sensor. So they maybe combine an upscaled IR image over an actual VGA camera photo.
