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>It all too easy to jump to the wrong conclusions (been there done that)when interpreting temperature information and particularly Infrared pictures.

Let me make one observation.
I bought a slightly better quality thermal camera for under $700. I have it for a week. The first thing that surprised me was that the shiny surface appears to radiate heat from a certain angle. At the same time, the temperature after angle correction was only slightly different. So how to evaluate a bee in a swarm is all about corrections and I assume viewing a single point from multiple angles in real time. If the observation object is smaller and morphologically more fragmented, it needs more correction.

Gustav Palan

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