Xinfrared P2 Pro thermal camera (courtesy Xinfraredx) 

Nice video. If you want to use this camera in a drone or plane I would suggest to take a look into OpenHD digital open source fpv system. They dont list this camera as supported but they support other Infiray cameras and they are very active so probably they would make the configuration for this camera.

Outstanding review mate, those long distance shots especially out over the airstrip are just what i needed to see to confirm visible range

Great video thanks 👍 Ordered mine today.

thermal cams are right in the CO2 laser wavelength about 10µm those leds are 808.. maybe 1064nm unfourtainly the app doesnt properly record 25hz even tho the camera provides it. on PC it just registers as a webcam so no special software required to use it, except when you want to change color palette etc.

You sure do some interesting stuff. So cool just to play with.

There's a guy who has a channel I'm subbed to and he uses a camera like this to troubleshoot PCB boards to help find shorts. This thing is pretty cool. So to speak :)

For accurate temperatures, you might want to read up on "emissivity". This takes into account the surfaces you are scanning. My FLIR camera allows me to enter emissivities so you might find a similar setting on your Xinfrared P2. Here's the wikipedia link that has a list of emissivities for various materials: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emissivity

19:27 preditor vision enabled!

This was fascinating to watch, especially the bit with the shadows, really cool. On a separate note, you mentioned you had to re-record some audio because of wind noise. I only discovered this myself last week, but Adobe has a free AI audio tool thing that cleans up background noise in recordings etc, and it actually works surprisingly well. Might be something useful for you in future to save having to redo audio :)

Put a bit of kapton on the aluminium to see the temperature.

Funny timing as i've been looking last week at ir cameras!

Love this review because I've been debating buying this not for a professional use at all just to mess around with and this is one of the only videos I could find of someone using it outside.

Fascinating video, fun demos. It's like having a new set of eyes to see a hidden world. To deal with the reflections (2:30), if your camera supports using lens filters, adding a circular polarizer can mask out the reflections. The trick being is the polarizer will need to be rotated to find best result. Aluminum is an amazing heat conducting material and likely you're just seeing the air temperature of the room, and your thermo reflections. (12:30, 15:20) For example if you place a thin sheet of aluminum foil in an oven at 150ºC (300ºF), opening the oven door, you can grab a an upturned corner and pick it up. (or view with thermo IR camera, to verify) The thin foil has little mass, and great conductivity ... folding over increases local mass and time for temperature to change. Placing a piece of kapton tape, or masking tape on the aluminum bar will help in reading a temperature. (or a painted surface) Regarding the foggy morning (16:50), water vapour in the air filters out IR. IR imagery is common on weather satellites for detecting height of cloud tops. Knowing that atmosphere cools with height, the IR temperature indicates top later. Temperate under the cloud is not observable. Pointing your camera up at clouds, you may be able to estimate the height of the cloud base. (temperature, typically drops 2ºC per 1000 feet, or per 300m). Knowing the dewpoint, is another way to estimate cloud height. The differences in IR with night camera at the end of video are likely related to shorter-IR and longer-IR wavelengths. Thermo IR imagers have a lens made of ruby to filter out visible and shorter-IR wavelengths. For more interesting visual experimentation try running hot/cold water into a sink with water of opposite temperature. Can see the mixing and circulation currents. This could be handy aid when mixing epoxy.

Nice camera. The reason for not seeing the IR LED ist the germanium lens, and the working principle of an infrared camera aka Microbolometer.

You gotta get that baby on a bloody drone!!!!!

There's windows software that works with that thing too if you're into that, would be cool for machine vision.

Would be good to see a comparison between the p2pro and the t2pro

I'm pretty sure you can use this with openhd so you can have thermal fpv

Hi, does the one with usb-c works on iPhone 15 ? Thx

Does anybody know where to purchase the cage for the T2 pro to mount on a Picatinny rail I have tried Amazon , Tumu as people have suggested. Please be specific and provide the webpage.

The edit mode on camera gallery does not work as temperature on same photo same spot is shown 30 degree different when you open pjoto for editing and place cross spot marker in edit mode. This bug is ignored by infiray.

Is it possible to zoom in on the screen?

It's work me. Is the pie Custard or Cherry. Both are delicious.

I noticed you used screen recording throughout. Have they resolved the problem most folks seem to be reporting where it can't record video itself on Android 14?

Question: Can you use a normal optical cassegrain (reflector) lens with a thermal camera?

Better "hot foot" it to the interweb and find me one. A great forensic tool for all manner of applications. Why is it I feel like having sausage and chips for lunch?

"Currently unavailable" from the Amazon link. How much is it normally?

You could use this for hunting.

👍💪✌

2:21 usb-c cam doesn’t work on iOS

P2 pro or t2 pro

What does lava taste like?

Paint it black & it’ll read

Do you think this device would help Ukraine to detect mines on the fields when the earth is heated up by the sun?