Tiny Thermal Camera Review (Infiray P2 Pro)

[@ajbent1]

A note about using thermal cameras on shiny objects (like coins, or PCBs with shiny solder pads). You'd want to mask off the reflective areas or coat them with a non-reflective paint in order to see their actual temperature, otherwise you're just looking at the temperature of the IR they reflect.

[@Rebar77_real]

Tinely magnificent! Edit: Sold out unless paying almost $400cad, ouch. Great work getting them out there!

[@Nuyoah-yz]

This camera and your video are really good. Keep up your excellent content

[@B.M.0.]

YES! More gear for the tricorder! I'm potentially working on a project that needs a good thermal option thats small so I'm glad you're getting these types of reviews

[@saveitforparts]

This would be great for the tricorder project. It would fit into a really small space.

[@Yeoja_seuta]

Nice video, and good timing as I’m also looking at getting a cheap thermal camera myself right now.

[@PhonePhreak3z]

Lovin' the upload schedule so far.

[@innercityprepper]

The app seems really solid, user-interface-wise.

[@stevesweb]

I bought a P2 recently and it works great. I have been using it with a Samsung Note 8, I had extra. The app starts every time I plug the unit in. It came with a small drawstring bag. I keep the macro lens on it with the cap. In very dark condition, where I couldn't see anything, I was able to see the horses walking around the barn from several hundred feet away.

[@John-wd5cb]

What else did you see? 😮

[@stevesweb]

@@John-wd5cb Well, I wasn't going to say anything, but I did see something else with a large head and big eyes. It was moving along the ground very oddly. I fumbled for my spotlight as it moved closer! After tripping backwards and falling to the ground I had managed to turn on the spotlight (maybe from hitting the ground) as the light stopped moving, it focused directly on the strange object...... it was my Pug!

[@John-wd5cb]

@@stevesweb :-) Good thing you don't own a large chameleon.

[@DirtyPlumbus]

I bought one a couple months ago. No complaints.

[@John-wd5cb]

fbi didn't complain yet? They will make it illegal at some point in future.

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

I'm in the market for a good FLIR camera. Thanks for the review.

[@John-wd5cb]

Zelendki sells them like hot cakes. All nato stuff. No questions asked. 😅

[@somethingelse4878]

SIFP, wakes up, does stuff

[@m1kr0kosmos]

this is the review I have ever seen.

[@dsfdfssqdfsqfdfqsd4235]

IR cameras usually have low frame rate and low res, so that one is pretty good in fact, compared to them at least... Good review !

[@RealChristopherRobin]

I found the video quite enjoyable overall, but I did notice one aspect that left me a bit underwhelmed. Specifically, the video didn't present us with the opportunity to see a fart through the camera lens. This unique visual would have added another layer of intrigue and amusement to the content. Nonetheless, I don't want to detract from the creator's hard work, and I'm still eager to see more content like this in the future! Keep up the excellent effort!

[@B.M.0.]

@0:45 save it for parts! I'm sure you have a drawer full of screen cleaners and those little ear bud rubber tips and bottles of screen protector apllicator spray somewhere

[@MiChAeLoKGB]

Hi, I am thinking about this camera and watched a multiple reviews. You say at 5:35 that the app can't record audio while recording video, but according to other reviews it does, you just have to manually enable microphone access in the app permissions for it to work. They, for some reason, don't ask for it automatically using android permission system.

[@saveitforparts]

Interesting, I didn't try that. Good to know!

[@randykitchleburger2780]

I'm surprised how amazing the quality is

[@elektron2kim666]

I kind of need this sometimes for my electronics (DIY circuit boards). It's hard to find overheat before it's too late.

[@michaelcaprio5269]

I love this but it's still a bit out of my price range.

[@Curleysound]

There is a prime day deal on these today as well! I got one! ❤

[@Rebar77_real]

Great timing they are sold out unless you want to pay way more!

[@John-wd5cb]

China. 😅 fbiopenup! Land of the "Free" 😂

[@Rebar77_real]

@@John-wd5cb First come first serve!

[@EatRawGarlic]

What I'm curious about, is if it's possible to create a tele lens for it, e.g. using IR laser lenses. Or maybe using a telescope that only uses first surface mirrors (since glass lenses would absorb the IR).

[@saveitforparts]

Interesting idea, maybe I could try it on my reflector telescope!

[@zavis506]

I think this is the best infrared product on the mobile phone market

[@velociraptor5962]

Nice. It should have an interval setting for photos

[@fredWaxBeans11111]

I guess my smartphone is an antique, because it only has a Micro USB connection. Blast these quickly-changing techno gizmos

[@michaireneuszjakubowski5289]

2:25 Important: kitty is warm

[@John-wd5cb]

Affirmative. Moving in to position. 😅

[@trekintosh]

This would go great with like a Unihertz Jelly

[@mattparker9726]

LMAO what happened to the "I'm gonna do less sponsored stuff"? 🤣🤣🤣🤣😁😁😂😂

[@saveitforparts]

I'm not doing two a week any more!

[@John-wd5cb]

Change the frequencies, like in Predator. Do you want some candy?

[@aminsec]

Nice video

[@Nionium]

Interesting

[@cooky187]

be interesting to point this up to the sky for a few hours, range probably isnt good but 100% would attach this to my telescope just for a try :P

[@mattparker9726]

1:10 How are you going to test the Acme sponsored Sledgehammer though?

[@stewart00311]

Would love to see how far out it would work before losing detection

[@randykitchleburger2780]

Usually the issue is inaccurate temperature rather than total dropoff. At a distance, these thermal cameras report totally wild temperatures. They can still be used to see in the dark though

[@rcb91]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@pbpx]

I am some random commenter so take my review as usless. . I have this and like it. It does have some thermal bleed though.

[@saveitforparts]

I've noticed that a bunch of these get warm around the edges after a while, I figured it was a common issue with the sensors.

[@pbpx]

@@saveitforparts It must be. Maybe more industrial use ones have better shielding.

[@Ziggerzzz]

TOO Expensive for most

[@jan_phd]

Which is the lowest version of the Android it'll run on?

[@Jiggyb00]

I have an iPhone 15 (USB-C), will this work?

[@rustblade5021]

i have a Massive thermal camera you could review next, an Agema thermovision unfortunately the shipping from Canada may be prohibitive

[@saveitforparts]

I looked that up, seems like a cool industrial setup! But yeah, probably inconveniently large!

[@dumdiversaspapalbull1452]

I’m looking for something to find leaks in slabs, without paying the price for something to find leaks in slabs and underground. Can this thing do that to any capacity?

[@saveitforparts]

I've used them at work to look at leaks in walls, the running water is a different temperature/color. I'm not sure about floor slabs, but it might work for that.

[@andrew10101lol]

Dimes Don't exist.

[@donnymazon8516]

How much was it?

[@vitok2010]

300$ no way for that much i can get a nice handheld one with screen and everything.

[@wdsbhb]

Do they offer an adapter for iPhone?

[@saveitforparts]

I think they have an Apple version on Amazon as well.

[@adamschneider868]

Could I install android on a Rpi and use this that way?

[@saveitforparts]

I haven't tried Android on a Pi, so I'm not sure!

[@ehabhussain2985]

it’s only for android ???

[@saveitforparts]

I think they have an apple version as well.

[@davidissko9796]

Not at all. Mine's an iOS version for my iPhone 10

[@tiago27272]

This type of device is ilegal in brazil

[@arrtylawls1693]

I like turtles.

[@chartphred1]

$600!! Australian ,holeey crap that's eye wateringly expensive

[@davidissko9796]

WHAAAAATTTT????? I just paid $345 for mine yesterday. Came from South Australia to Carnegie in Victoria in one day via A Post express post. Great toy.