Thermal

Thermal gloves and undies might keep us warm in winter, but they're not exactly cool, are they? They also don't hide you from thermal cameras, so if you've ever got tired of being spotted by thermal cameras, you can wear this dude’s clothes and never be seen by them again. Continue reading →

Human eyes aren’t really that brilliant in the dark. It takes us a good while to adapt to changes in light conditions, and even when our eyes are getting as much light as possible, things can still stay hidden in the darkness, whereas in daytime they might be spotted. Continue reading →

If you’re new to the world of thermography, you’re probably feeling a bit overwhelmed.  Handy devices they may be, but thermal cameras are full of confusing technology that you’re probably staring at a bit blankly. Thankfully, help is at hand; here are a few explanations of some of the most commonly referenced features and what exactly they mean. Continue reading →

Was that leg truly before the wicket? Thermal cameras may be able to tell better than any human eyes ever could. A new range of specialist thermal cameras that have been developed by a firm known as Selex Galileo are to be used by cricket umpires to help detect ‘Hot Spots’, highlighting when there has been any contact between batsmen, the bat itself and the ball. Continue reading →