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18:02 <bvernoux> For those interested to see real Thermal Cam in action (InfirRay T3Pro) see my capture I have done today https://hydrabus.com/InfiRay_T3Pro/

18:04 <bvernoux> I clearly think it is better than FLIR (with resolution 320x256 or similar) InfiRay T3Pro is 384x288 (with video 25FPS) with manual focus which is a must have to focus on PCB or check a House ...

18:18 <d1b2> <zyp> better than which FLIR? FLIR have models with higher specs than that 🙂

18:18 <tnt> The 25 fps is very nice. The accuracy specs is ... huh ... +- 20C ?!?

18:19 <tnt> ok, that was probably a typo on the amazon listing. +- 2C is more reasonable.

18:20 <d1b2> <zyp> I worked on a machine vision project with a FLIR A35 last year, it does 60 fps 🙂

18:21 <d1b2> <zyp> crazy sensitive too, it picked up footprints on the floor after my kid walked past

18:21 <d1b2> <zyp> handprint from leaving the hand on the desk for a second: https://bin.jvnv.net/file/C4BVA.png

18:21 <d1b2> <TiltMeSenpai> lol I looked at the price then laugh/cried

18:21 <tnt> bvernoux: how much did you pay for it ? The price I'm seeing are not that cheap :/

18:22 <bvernoux> yes it is not really cheap ;)

18:24 <bvernoux> Accuracy is +/2°C or +/-2% on the T3Pro

18:24 <bvernoux> So very similar to FLIR spec with similar Thermal Camera

18:25 <bvernoux> Here the T3Pro have 2 calibrated range selectable by software -20°C to +120°C and also +100°C to 400°C

18:25 <bvernoux> Which is clearly perfect for different stuff including live soldering ;)

18:48 <bvernoux> I plan to fix my T3Pro on a good "microscope stand"

18:49 <bvernoux> and do some video of soldering with the Thermal Camera to check the temperature curve ...

19:14 <bvernoux> I'm pushing more files for those interested to see Thermal Camera

19:14 <bvernoux> even a video with Cold and Hot water totally amazing

19:14 <bvernoux> https://hydrabus.com/InfiRay_T3Pro/Dishwasher_2021-10-28-20-55-35.png

19:23 <bvernoux> The video

19:23 <bvernoux> https://hydrabus.com/InfiRay_T3Pro/Hot_and_Cold_Water_2021-10-28-21-05-47.mp4

22:07 <d1b2> <Greg> We use the FLIR A615 for a lot of projects at work. They're ~$35k each. 🥲 But they're nice uncooled sensors.

22:10 <d1b2> <Greg> For a government project we sourced and integrated a 'cedip' (now owned by FLIR) cooled sensor based MWIR camera. Kinda funny hearing it whirl up an internal compressor to cool the sensor down to, what it reported single digit Kelvins... O_O But that camera as configured was closer to $200k 😩

22:15 <d1b2> <Greg> I don't think I have any example images directly accessible. But it was crystal clear, to the point where you could see blood vessels in your arm literally pulsating with pulse.