Recent content by Flatlander

Good luck with your training hope it goes well. I have purchased 3 hand helds over the years. My first was just a Flir B cam 120x120 resolution simply because I had no clue where the IR path was going to lead me. It took about one month before I discovered 120X 120 was not for me. I have...

It was not a put down yes everyone has to start somewhere and I congratulate you for that but I see so many guys go buy a IR camera and no training and just mess the business up for those that spend the time and money to understand thermography.

I can state from experience that level l just breaks the ice for IR work most commercial jobs prefers to see at least level ll or lll. Not to say that level l does not get work but just not the high paying jobs has been my experience. I am just starting out with the IR on UMA

I have a call out to him if I find info I will pass it on. So far I have taken the IR images from the XT and dropped them into my quick report flir software where I can thermally tune them change the palette and or add temp scale but that does not work on a large amount of images to time consuming

I have a friend in Tenn that helped me perform a walk over IR scan on a 500K flat roof he took the IR images and stitched them together and made a video from it. I am going to find out what software he used as I am now in the need for stitching

There is more to the thermal imaging field than most know. I have been in for 10 years and still am learning

I have been in the IR business for over 10 years but have decided to go air born with the inspire 1 and the XT its going to be a learning experience. we also purchased the phantom 4 to practice flying with. I have performed a lot of flat roof scans but only one from a real helicopter

I have been in the thermal imaging field for the last 10 years and just decided to go air born.

Thermal Imaging