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Normal
cameras record light visible to the human eye. This visible light has wavelengths of typically 400-600 nanometers. Infra-red images are images recording the light seen
by the camera at
wavelengths longer than the of visible light. We have equipment
to record images from 600-1200nm and from 3000-4500nm. By
using different wavelengths, different image applications are possible.
Near-Infrared Images
750-1200nm
- Black and white images.
- Minimizes atmospheric haze.
- High contrast between vegetation
and barren land
- Best for high contrast panorama
- Good for unobscured views
Far-Infrared Images
- Traces thermal emission
- Can detect heat or ground fire
- Enhances pavement and roads
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