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Posts Tagged 'thermal-camera'
New thermal cameras from Swarovski Optik
August 19 2024, Stefan Rieger
Swarovski has introduced two new thermal cameras that can be used either as handheld devices or as attachments. The new devices are called tM 35.2 and tM 35+.
The tM 35.2 replaces the previous model tM 35 and has been revised in terms of sensor sensitivity and software algorithms. The new sensor delivers a NETD of < 30 mK at a resolution of 320×256 pixels. The resolution of the AMOLED display is 2560×2048 pixels.
Compared to this, the tM 35+ is a completely new development. This sensor delivers a resolution of 640×512 pixels and an extremely large field of view that is 21.6 metres wide at a distance of 100 metres. This makes it suitable for the use in open fields, as well as in narrow passthroughs on the way to a hunting ground.
The two devices can be distinguished by their colors: The tM 35.2 is black and the tM 35+ is green. The recommended retail prices are €2,850 for the tM 35.2 and €3,900 for the tM 35+. Both models will go on sale on the 22nd of August.
Make sure you get your hands on one of the first models and pre-order now!
THERMTEC WILD SERIES: THERMAL IMAGING CAMERA WITH AI AND REAL ONE-HAND OPERATION
May 15 2024, Stefan Rieger
ThermTec recently introduced the new WILD and WILD L thermal imaging camera series with integrated laser rangefinder.
The most amazing new features of these thermal cameras are:
- The new sensor with a detail resolution (NETD) better than 18 mK. This guarantees even finer detail in the images.
- Real one-handed operation thanks to the new focus knob!
- AI-supported image enhancements and distance estimation.
- WILD L models also have a laser rangefinder with a range of up to 1000 metres.
The models are available with different focal lengths and the resulting ranges and fields of view and with a 384 or 640 mm sensor.
Get one of the first models now!