Anything else I should check?
Corners of rooms, especially outside corners and wall sections behind furniture and then compare them with the dew point in the room.
https://www.calculator.net/dew-point-calculator.html
If the walls are colder than the dew point, you'll get condensation.
None of these cameras measure things in Kelvin, the only temperature scale that matters. Disappointing.
If you have a pet that isnt allowed on the bed but you know she gets on it when you are not there, now you have the tools to get that proof. >=)
Look at IR reflections on matte steel surfaces - you'll probably find that the longer wavelengths get reflected quite well on a surface that is matte in visible light.
Ooh let me see if I have any at all
About 70% of your pizza is 70° hot!
I found an uninsulated stud space in my friend's house using one of these. He couldn't figure out why the room was always cold, they are neat
I’ve seen FLIR thermal cam attachments for your phone not but a phone itself. Is that what you mean?
No, it's a CAT s62 phone with built in FLIR
Check your ceiling and walls.
That's a really neat idea for a horror device. You can see evidence of the creature(s) in your walls, but it's very blurry (heat signature spreads out when moving through the drywall), and also delayed (takes time to radiate from warm spots, and also to form new spots).
I'd love to try making a horror game with that angle, but ADHD has me by the balls 😞
I want a phone with a thermal imager but I'm worried it would be a shit phone if I did because it'll be a 10 year old industrial affair
Yeah. There's also separate cameras you can get that plug in with usb-c to the side of your phone.
I bought one just to check equipment after I've run it all day. Checking the baler and combine for bad bearings periodically will hopefully prevent an expensive fire.
Coolest thing to look at is running tap water, switch from hot to cold
I have a FLIR camera too and my gas range runs at 250°C confirm?
What's a gas range?
Gas stove
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