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A thermagraphic or thermal camera, also known as a FLIR (forward looking infrared), is a device that creates an image using infrared radiation, which is heat. The measurement of the infrared light illustrates and makes visible the heat radiation from the object. There are different types of thermal cameras which are utilized in... more »
Infrared cameras, also known as thermographic cameras, take snapshots by capturing images from the infrared spectrum; in other words, infrared cameras take pictures of heat radiation rather than visible light radiation. When taking an infrared picture, the hottest areas of the image glow white, bright red and orange; the darkest... more »
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