New 50Hz Thermal Camera Thermal Eye XH09 | Voltlog

High quality PCB Services pcbway.com Discover the groundbreaking Thermal Eye XH09 in this comprehensive review! Boasting an exceptional 256x192 resolution, this thermal imaging camera delivers top-tier image quality within its price range. However, its standout feature lies in its doubled refresh rate, now at a fluid 50Hz. This enhancement is a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts engaged in hunting or tracking, where swift and accurate thermal imaging is paramount.
Maintaining superior resolution and quality, the XH09 arrives with a hard EVA carry case, USB Type-C cable, and a mounting handle for single-handed convenience. Its adjustable lens allows focal length adjustments from 9 to 13mm, enabling observation distances of up to 500m for a 2m wide deer, even in low-light conditions.
The XH09's boosted refresh rate significantly enhances image fluidity and real-time responsiveness. Tracking fast-moving targets or observing dynamic scenes, the camera ensures minimal lag, providing a seamless and detailed view of surroundings. Imagine being in the woods, where the enhanced refresh rate swiftly captures even the slightest movements, granting hunters a notable advantage.
Beyond outdoor activities, the camera excels in household inspections. Detect potential insulation issues, check underfloor heating, or inspect electrical wiring-all efficiently handled by the XH09.
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[@F1x1tF3l1x]

Is the hunting reticle adjustable (in app) for zero, that is, you can move it up/down left/right up match point of impact? Does it save these settings between uses if yes?

[@wboumans]

Ill take resolution over framerate tbh.

[@jaro6985]

yeah this doesnt seem relevant to electronics use, still cool clips though.

[@voltlog]

I would probably choose resolution over framerate anytime, because of the type of work that I do where I would prefer to have more pixels over seeing them at a distance or at a faster refresh rate. But that doesn't mean there are not applications that would benefit from the higher refresh rate.

[@Tawasy-vx3ce]

Is this 50hz - 50fps or 50hz - 25fps

[@shaun8306]

What is the drain rate on the smartphone battery .. how long would a fully charged phone last

[@ychongy]

This one seems like an all around better camera in the middle. Can use for outdoors and indoors. The t2 pro is for hunting and its too zoomed in for indoor projects. The p2 pro is for working on pcb close up macro?

[@Gerald-iz7mv]

is there another similar camera with higher resolution? InfiRay P2 Pro also has same resolution: 256 × 192.

[@bradwamsley3465]

I have an iPhone 15 with the usb-c connector, will a usb-c unit be available for the iPhone anytime soon? I just want to be able to plug it into my phone with no cable or mount.

[@antonyheisler1453]

You can buy a lightning to usb c adapter. It goes between the camera and the phone. For iphone you must order the lightning version of camera.

[@Tawasy-vx3ce]

Is this 50fps or 50hz 25fps

[@shaun8306]

The specification details 50hz

[@SlackerU]

Apple switched back to the USB-C b/c of landfill waste.

[@gamerpaddy]

bad, especially for the price. the tiny1c based imagers can be had for about 180 right now. just double the framerate isnt worth it paying 3x. id rather add 100..200 bucks and get a ht301, 384x288 is something different for inspection

[@voltlog]

bad? that's one way to look at things but I would say that if a product is not right for you it doesn't automatically mean it's a bad product. My question remains valid "Is there any camera on the market that comes even close to the build quality, resolution, frame rate, image quality and price of this camera?" You are gonna be searching a lot and you will find none.

[@gamerpaddy]

on itself its not bad, its just bad for what it costs. i got myself the well known p2 pro, and a 384x288 imager with 60hz analog output (admittely without temperature readout, but much better sensitivity) and paid less for both of them than this would cost.

[@slymebuoy]

What unit is that? The specs you mention are usually £1000+

[@Gerald-iz7mv]

where to by tiny1c?

[@DustinWill]

Check your local laws guys. I don’t think any state in the US allows thermal during hunting seasons.

[@voltlog]

Yup, this is something I should have mentioned in the video.

[@DustinWill]

@@voltlog minor details! Just like I forgot to mention, Thanks for another great video!!!

[@ychongy]

I thought majority do especially for coyotes, raccoons and small game hunting.

[@The_Unobtainium]

Bullshit. We need HIGHER RESOLUTION, not higher frame rate. All this paid hype is just bullshit.