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kimmoli
2015-03-27 , 05:57
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Typically windows and shiny metal surfaces reflect IR light, so you propably see your own "thermal reflection" - not the temperature of object.
Painted surfaces are ofc no issue.
The current gradient algorithm needs some improvement, but yes, with some effort you can use it to find cold-spots - and it needs to be cold outdoors to do this...
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