Thermal Cameras Videos
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Shoot The Melon!
7/15/2016
Nothing could beat the feeling of shooting a watermelon and tannerite with an AR15.
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Champagne Explosion!
7/15/2016
Champagne anyone? Prolong the party with this video using the high speed infrared capabilities of the X6900sc.
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Water Balloon Burst!
7/15/2016
A water balloon plus a sharp object equals a splash of a visual effect! Take it all in with the high speed infrared capabilities of the X6900sc.
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High Speed Infrared Imaging
7/15/2016
If you need to stop motion on fast-moving targets or targets that heat and cool rapidly, FLIR’s high speed thermal cameras offer the fast frame rates and integration you need. FLIR’s newest camera, the X6900sc, can record 1000 fps of high speed data at full 640 x 512 resolution – meaning researchers can perform dynamic analysis of jet engine turbine blades, supersonic projectiles, explosions, and more, without losing areas of the frame to windowing.
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Hyperspectral Camera For Systems Integration
4/21/2016
Telops has responded to the request of their customers for a smaller version of their Hyper-Cam hyperspectral camera and has miniaturized it enough so that it can be integrated into smaller systems and packages.
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5 Considerations When Selecting A High Speed IR Camera
4/20/2016
Vincent Farley with Telops offers insight into what to consider before selecting a high speed infrared camera.
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Benefits Of SLS (Strained Layer Superlattice) Technology
4/19/2016
FLIR’s scientific segment engineer James Ramsey kicked off our coverage of SPIE’s DCS 2016 exhibition by giving us a rundown on the benefits of SLS technology.
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Standing Out In Crowded SWIR And Thermography Markets
2/18/2016
Sierra Olympic’s Chris Johnston had some really interesting displays to share with us at Photonics West in 2016. The first involved a thermography camera with resolution you need to see to believe.
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Miniature Series Of High Speed Cameras
2/18/2016
This year at Photonics West, Andrew Bridges with Photron focused on his company’s line of miniature high speed cameras.
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InGaAs Linear Arrays Relaunched
2/18/2016
Doug Malchow with Sensors Unlimited – A part of Collins Aerospace discusses the relaunch of his company's InGaAs linear arrays, provides an update on the export classifications of a 320x256 SWIR camera, and shares a quick refresher on their standard suite of SWIR cameras.