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Used by firefighters, archeologists, electricians, and more, the SainSmart infrared thermal imaging camera lets you easily capture and view heat signatures. Relying on an infrared temperature sensor, the camera is able to measure temperatures up to 572 degrees Fahrenheit Read More
I have the flir unit for my iphone, the first version, and other than sucking the battery up it works pretty well. Here's the cat sleeping. How does this Sain measure up? I can't imagine it's better for the price?
theonugSainSmart: "Resolution: 32 x 32"
Seek Compact (cheapest one): "206 x 156 Thermal Sensor"
Something like Sain might be nice for cooking, though. Quicker, simpler.
Thrift_First_Retail_LastThanks my friend, I really want the SEEK SHOTPRO but it retails for $699, do you know anything comparable or someplace cheaper?. 699 is is a bit much for a toy. Not to mention trying to justify it to my better half, lol. Thanks.
Probably made for electronics, but could I use this to look for thermal leakage from my house? Does it have to be close range to focus, in other words?
Please know that no IR camera is ready to point and click and give you an accurate temperature. There are a lot of things that have to be adjusted for to get an accurate temperature (emmissivity, tranmittance, reflected temperature, ambient temperature, distance, etc.). If these are properly adjusted for, the temperature is not accurate.