Recent content by pyrophantom

yeah sadly looks like the UK will have to pay through the nose AGAIN !!, its crap really !

yesssssssss now ive told you the expected price on facebook are you still so keen lol (if it wasn't you I apologise) I understand there will also be an upgrade path for those with the standard XT but you will have to sell your other kidney to pay for it !! :(

erm problems not Flirs end !!, sorry Mr USA but you have the magic DJI spell so you wouldnt know anyway !

you clearly have no understanding of what I said, I did not say the camera was overheating so please dont put words in that are just not there.....do you understand anything about radiometric readings ???? clearly not, and my source is from FLIR actually !

UPDATE : Well boys and girls it appears DJI are having difficulty in getting the radiometric data from the images, to the resolution of the Tau2 due mainly I think to cooling issues. At the moment it does not appear to be solved and the cameras are indeed still beta for the foreseeable future...

Yes, the XT images will have all of the binary radiometric data embedded into them. The original plan was to make only the 14 bit TIF images radiometric but the FLIR Tools only read JPG images -- So, there will either be an update to the FLIR Tools, to the XT JPG images, or both. Note, that...

Ralph - question. The radiometric updates are great, but I was under the impression that the camera cannot store radiometric data on the sd card so there would be no way to transfer the images into the FLIR Tools software ??? Can you shed some light on this aspect as it kind of makes it all...

im not as big a fan of digital zooms, at least not right up close, I would prefer to get as close to the target as is safe, but the last 2 zoom settings I personally would not use due to the lack of definition, but thats just me !

I guess Ralph is saying that for domestic (and industrial) heat loss surveys this would be really useful, but this camera can open many doors !

There seems to be a lot of confusion surrounding the term radiommetry, so for those asking, it is my understanding that "at present" (assuming a firmware updated camera) that the current XT's will carry the binary radiometric data, although there is no way for the camera to store that data at...

Would agree with Ralph about the potential revenue enhancement of thermal work, but moreso in the US than smaller countries, and the 30Hz 640res version IS good value if you are in the US, but over here in **** Turpin land we have to pay the equivalent of $11295 for the same package (£8000 in UK...

People who dont do thermography will need to learn a whole host of factors which influence an accurate thermal reading, even objects next to something you are looking at emit reflected radiation, the type of material you are looking at has a thermal value, emissivity values, the direction you...

you can get the 640 res 30hz version in the UK dont panic lol.......go to Heliguy and speak to Duncan, say Paul told you !

Without getting into too much detail there are basically two types of data you can collect, qualitative and quantitative. Radiometric capability allows you to select an image and analyse the difference in data from one pixel to the pixel next to it......theres a whole lot of stuff involved in...

I think the whole XT launch has been badly mishandled and there were no bells and whistles when it was finally released to the public which sort of sniffs of schhh here it is, which is a **** shame as it has great potential but I honestly think they boobed in not just waiting and releasing a...