Very informative. Have you checked out the new Pulsar Telos LRF xp50 and if so, is it significantly better than the Helion? ( forgetting about the LRF function)
a 12micron will not present a better image than the 17 micron. The 17um will "absorb" more information due to its larger surface area. If you have two units, one with a 17um and the other with 12um, the 17 will give you a more detailed image. 12um have its benefits being cheaper to produce and can be built in a smaller unit, but to say that it automaticly will give you a better image than a 17um is wrong. great video!
The difference between 12um and 17um is the dynamic range.. 12um has much dynamic range and contrast.. 17um can see and detect much far way. "I already have a 17um InfiRay thermal camera"
Wow, check out the horses in the barn at 10:45 , that's a BIG difference that could be very important.
maybe it goes aways if you select a higher contrast?
Fantastic review!
Thank you
Fantastic comparison.
Thank you very much
Thank God for a review that doesn't include the !@@#$# unboxing !
Very informative. Have you checked out the new Pulsar Telos LRF xp50 and if so, is it significantly better than the Helion? ( forgetting about the LRF function)
I haven’t gotten my hands on it yet, but if I do then I’ll definitely do a comparison video
Not yet, but those haven't hit the market yet either. I am excited about them though
Why does google say the infiray has a 25mk sensitivity?
a 12micron will not present a better image than the 17 micron. The 17um will "absorb" more information due to its larger surface area. If you have two units, one with a 17um and the other with 12um, the 17 will give you a more detailed image. 12um have its benefits being cheaper to produce and can be built in a smaller unit, but to say that it automaticly will give you a better image than a 17um is wrong.
great video!
wrong
The difference between 12um and 17um is the dynamic range..
12um has much dynamic range and contrast..
17um can see and detect much far way.
"I already have a 17um InfiRay thermal camera"
Pulsar....cmon man, you know.
The lower number of microns is WORSE!