What is the purpose of the SWIR camera?
Why do hyperspectral cameras take grayscale photos?
The visible-light camera receives a spectrum of 400nm-700 (seven colors) in the visible-light band and presents a variety of colors and brightnesses according to the energy intensity of each spectrum received (e.g. ….).
Different from this, infrared, ultraviolet camera principle is to receive invisible light, and according to the received light energy strength and weakness into black and white digital images.
Therefore, in the infrared camera, the photo presents the intensity combination of infrared light (regardless of wavelength), the stronger the infrared light received, the whiter the photo looks, and the weaker the infrared light intensity received, the blacker the photo.
Similarly, in the UV camera, the photo presents a combination of ultraviolet light (regardless of wavelength), the stronger the degree of ultraviolet light received, the whiter the photo looks, if the UV intensity received is weaker, the blacker the photo.
Therefore, it is especially important to choose the correct and appropriate band of cameras for selection of infrared or UV cameras.
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Is the infrared camera a controlled product?
Yes, because the position can be used for military purposes, including high-speed, infrared, thermal products are controlled products, need to apply in advance.
Why is the price of infrared equipment much higher than the unit price of a typical camera?
Ultraviolet/infrared equipment is high-precision industrial equipment. Ordinary glass cannot penetrate infrared rays, so all equipment (cameras, lenses, filters, etc.) that can be penetrated by ultraviolet/infrared rays
Both require special materials and techniques.
Does the infrared camera have to be paired with an infrared lens?
When using an infrared camera, it is recommended to match the infrared lens of the corresponding band for optimal imaging results.
Is there an infrared lens with a specific magnification?
Generally, there are various magnifications of visible light lenses. The red lens needs to consider the environment light source and camera matching. Generally, it is not recommended to directly use the visible light lens magnification to replace it.
Please tell us the effect you need to see, and our company will match you with suitable equipment.
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Infrared Lens
I want to see a specific layer of the sample, a specific effect, how to match the equipment?
Ultraviolet light/infrared light is invisible light, and different samples will have completely different effects when photographed under different conditions. It is recommended to actually shoot.
Our company has more than 20 years of experience in the infrared field. You are welcome to contact us to describe the product requirements and limitations to be tested, and let us help you find the most suitable product match!
I have a sample, can I test it?
Ultraviolet/infrared is invisible light. If you want to confirm the results of shooting with a specific camera, our company recommends actually shooting. Different samples will have completely different effects when shooting under different conditions.
Our company has more than 20 years of experience in the field of UV/IR. You are welcome to contact us and let us professionally assist you to break through the original obstacles.
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[Thermal Imager] How do I choose a thermal imaging camera?
Need to know the size of the items to be tested, the expected temperature range, temperature accuracy after evaluation, welcome to call Terred, let us help find the most suitable for your thermal imaging camera.