Review on 📷 FLIR ONE Pro - Professional Grade Thermal Camera for iOS Smartphones - Featuring VividIR and MSX Image Enhancement Technology by Michael Boonme

It may be good or bad, but either way, your silent but deadly secrets will be safely protected on screen. Now that I found out. The Pro version is worth it, even for the average person. The standard version is very limited. This is a great little camera, especially for the money. The coolest feature that surprised me is that all the temperature data is saved with the photo, so once a photo of an area is taken you don't need to take any more. Come to the gallery and play as much as you want. It automatically saves a copy in your photo gallery, so you can easily share pictures like any other photo. With bandpass filtering, you can adjust the minimum and maximum temperatures to your liking, then drag the entire bar up and down on the temperature scale. . For example, if you are filming a car engine, you can set the starting range to 80-100F (20F range). Once the engine is warm, swipe up and the range will shift up (to around 85-105). This thing recognizes my cat's footprints after she walks by, as long as you get the settings right. The fact that you can switch between a regular photo image, a thermal image, or a combination of both is pretty damn useful for spotting thermal artifacts in an image. For example, I realized that those spots on the floor were my cat's paw prints. What bothered me the most was the low resolution, but I didn't really understand what that meant. The CAMERA resolution is pretty good, THERMAL resolution looks awful but when you put them together you realize that the resolution of a thermal image looks good enough when overlaid on a regular photo. Air conditioning. Great. What else? That's all I can think of. Fart at will, y'all.