It works great - it helped the 3 of us from Kansas City find our way right from the hotel to a downtown restaurant in a strange town. Real cool. Met some great guys. Good class.
You look at Will Decker and think - - - If I hadn’t smoked so much when I was a kid, maybe …
“The new i5 is limited in some ways but still a workable camera.
It would be like raking the yard with a narrow rake with large
gaps in the rake teeth.”
I don’t really care how it is for yard work. How is it for home inspection work? I’ve not had a chance to use it yet. As I’ve said in other posts, I’m VERY concerned, after looking at the specs, that is will simply not be useful in most instances for home inspection work.
The attached shows resolutions of 320x240, 160x120 and 120x120 (all taken at about 40 feet away but on different days under slightly different conditions so you can compare everything about them). You can see differences, especially with regard to spatial resolution, but clearly ALL of these can work in these moderate conditions for residential buildings. I wonder what an 80x80 image will look like???
Clearly it is a very well designed and impressive tool that WILL have many uses, but: will it be useful for buildings work?!?!
Thermally yours,
John Snell
ASNT NDT Thermal/Infrared Level III #48166
Snell Infrared
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