InfiRay T2 Pro Warmtebeeldcamera, nachtzichtapparaten voor de jacht, 12 μm, 256 x 192 resolutie, 13 mm brandpuntsafstand, 13,6 ° × 10,2 ° FOV, hot spot tracking, tot 1300 m (alleen voor Android)

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Compre la camara con mucha ilusión pero me decepcionó,se desconecta en seguida al poco rato de funcionamiento y eso es muy molesto,cuando menos te esperas se desconecta otra vez,compre un cable super potente pensando que iba a solucionar mi problema pero no ha sido el caso,tengo que devolver el producto y pienso que me ha tocado una unidad defectuosa,una lastima

This is excellent camera for the price. Works great and the picture is clear. It can pick up the thermal signature up to two hundred yards easily. That is the range I tried it. As long as you have some clearence or direct line of sight, the sensor is great picking up image. The only drawback i found is that if the vegitation is thick, it is hard to pick up the thermal signature, which is understandable as it is thermal camera abd not X-Ray capabilities

This is an excellent product. It's performance is impressive for its size and cost. This little device is impressively sensitive. The attached photos are from the inside of my house, and are aimed at the ceiling and walls. My house is well insulated, yet there are areas well inside the house that show noticeably lower than expected temperatures, particularly in the corners where the ceiling and walls meet. These areas are where there is a less insulation due to the high concentration of wood support structures. In the images, the thermal imprint of the rafters and drywall screws can be clearly seen through the paint and drywall mud. This effect can be seen on all external walls. I expect that these same areas will be warmer during the summertime. The fuzziness in the images is caused by the diffuse nature of the thermal situation, and not sensor resolution or image focus.I've wanted an affordable, uncooled, high resolution, and high sensitivity thermal camera for over 20 years. The main problems have been high resolution, and high sensitivity combined with affordability. This product meets those metrics handily. I've worked on cryogenically cooled, high pixel count, high sensitivity, visible, neat infrared, shortwave infrared, and thermal sensors at various times throughout my career. This camera is fantastic for the money.The software is also very good, but there are a few things I would like to be added to the application.1. Instead of a fully automatic gain control, I would like to have a programmable fixed gain mode added to the app.2. I would also like to see a mode that allows the user to optionally set the source emissivity.These two added features would enhance the more advanced user experience, of which 1. Is the most important.UPDATE: I have some additional infrared app improvement recommendations.1. While the system camera view is a fantastic feature, it appears as though there is no way to control it. Being able to control the system camera zoom would, at least partly, allow easy one for one scene comparisons between visible and thermal images. Also, making the visible inset size adjustable would be helpful.2. The user manual being embedded into the app is awesome; however, it is difficult to read it on a cell phone. When I zoom in to read it, parts of the zoomed in text become blurry, making it difficult or impossible to read. There could also be some improvements to the user manual to explain more of the app features.3. The app shows only a single reticle type. Having different reticle choices and color options would be helpful.One lens suggestion:1. The 2x base zoom is nice for longer range uses, but can make some shorter distance uses a bit challenging. I agree with Bill Parlin that a 1x lens would be a valuable change, while keeping a large aperture. I know that this is likely a challenge for the optics. The lens would likely require more material and a higher curvature for the same diameter. Please correct me if I am wrong on this. A 1x lens may also be more difficult to manufacture.This is still an awesome product.Thanks.