We just picked up the line and are selling them, mainly to maintenance guys at large plants for looking at loose electrical connections, bad steam valves, heat loss, etc.. Great for troubleshooting. They used to sell for 40-60K but now the have models starting under 6K. They are made by the same company that puts cameras on gunships for the military, and builds night vision stuff for law enforcement. I just took it home to get familiar with it before I take it out to demo for customers. I shot pictures of the Harley and the 911 just for fun to see the heat signatures. I'd like to take the 911 for a hard run, then put it on a lift and shoot from underneath and check the temps on the hot spots.
QUOTE(TonyAKAVW @ Nov 16 2007, 10:49 PM)
Awesome! Do you actually own this camera? They are pricey, and that one doesn't look to be a super low res one either...
Cool to see the reflection off the floor of the engine heat. Amazing what IR reflects off of well and what it doesn't.
-Tony