#Seek thermal shotpro price update
#Seek thermal shotpro price pro

So when Seek released a standalone thermal camera in a form-factor I liked (something about the size and shape of a quick-shot camera) I was very interested. That lead to me only pulling it out when I absolutely felt I had to do a thermal analysis of a situation, even then I'd put it off. Suffice it to say, there was a lot of friction in using the original Seek. So I just resorted to using it with my old iPad I never update, so I could keep my expensive iPhone in its case, but that turned into another device I needed to have.

#Seek thermal shotpro price update

After I did what I had to to connect the two, I would have to fire up the app, and hope an iOS update or something hadn't broken the software. Then the dongle wouldn't fit while the phone was in the case. First I would have to have both devices with me. Impressions: Coming from the original Seek Thermal, which I was pleased with, I am truly blown away with this camera! Why? One of the things I never cared for about the original Seek was that I had to hook it up to an iPhone or an iPod or something. It's really nice to be able to do a quick sweep with a thermal camera and pull your attention to potential trouble areas so you can spend more time finding a solution than looking for the problem.

Basically though, most systems, be them mechanical, electrical, or structural, are thermally sensitive in one manor or another. It was easy to see if any component might be overheating, or perhaps not getting hot enough. For instance, when working with computer systems and you're concerned you are adequately cooling all of the various chips, instead of having to hand check each package and move to the next, you can easily sweep the camera over the area, and any potential issues will immediately stand out. All the same, it proved to be an invaluable tool when troubleshooting in a verity of situations. The refresh rate (9hz) wasn't what I was accustom to from normal cameras, and between the resolution (206x156, 32 kilopixels) and the fact I wasn't used to working with thermal graphs (nor did it have any sort of mix mode) it was very difficult to workout what I was looking at. It was both really cool and a bit of a letdown. However, I am an individual who has been very interested in the field since I was a child (which was a minute or two ago), and when the original Seek Thermal (now the Seek Thermal Compact) came out for iPhone back in 2015 (finally a thermal camera at a price point I could manage to afford) I pre-ordered mine. Honestly, this is a truly impressive device for the money! Background: Right off the bat I want to acknowledge that I am not a thermography expert. If you are more interested in building reports and fitting into the Flir world, maybe you should think about the C2 or C3, but you will be taking a huge hit on every significant feature to be part of the mainstream.

#Seek thermal shotpro price pro

Too Long Didn't Read: If you're interested in a thermal camera 'specifically' then the Seek Shot Pro is worth serious consideration. Review:Disclosure: I bought this with my own money, and was not paid to do this review. Seek Shot is ergonomically designed with best-in-class high-resolution thermal sensors and Fusion image capability, combining thermal and visible images and video together for precise detail and accuracy.Date:Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2019 Seek Shot enables you to discover, diagnose and share thermal images of leaks, shorts, and other inefficiencies in homes, buildings and facilities.

Seek Shot and Seek ShotPro are Seek's most advanced thermal imaging cameras yet, with best-in-class resolution and detail, SeekFusion image capability, easy-to-handle and lightweight design, a large colorful touchscreen, and an intuitive interface to capture and stream over Wi-Fi.