Here is a sample photo in 3 illustrations to illustrate the benefits and fascination of infrared photography:
1. Real picture of the situation: Date and GPS coordinates are noted in the picture (optional). 2. Colored infrared image with clarification of the heat radiation that the camera receives at its position. 3. Colored infrared image, but with the real image overlay calculated in real time. This enables precise identification of the source of heat radiation in the image. The thickness of the overlay is freely selectable and can be adjusted for each shot during the flight. To do this, the image recorded by the camera is transmitted in real time to the control console on the ground.
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Landscape shot on the lake shore near Bitterfeld on a late afternoon in October
Heat radiation from different surfaces, shown in color.
Recording with real image overlay enables the identification of individual structures and shows the different radiation.
Horses in the pasture one morning in early December (taken from a height of 30 m and approx. 60 m away).
Heat radiation in the "hot spot" display.
Recording with real image overlay enables the exact localization of the horses based on the identifiable environment (fence).
Solar system taken at an angle of 90 degrees from the top in mid-December.
Heat radiation from the solar field, shown in color.
Recording with real image overlay enables the identification of individual panels (measured temperature difference in this example: approx. 1.5 degrees).