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Thermal Master has released the P3 Lite, a compact smartphone thermal camera that lets you see heat signatures invisible to the naked eye! With a 256 × 192 thermal sensor, temperature measurements up to 600°C and a rugged aluminium housing, this little gadget could be useful for everything from home inspections and finding heat loss to checking electronics and HVAC systems.
I’m taking a closer look at the P3 Lite, testing its thermal imaging performance at different distances, comparing its size and features, and exploring the Thermal Master app. An optional macro lens is also available for close-up work on circuit boards and electronic components.
Thermal Master has also announced a camera overlay and edge detection feature for its app, designed to combine visible-light imagery from your phone with thermal imaging to make objects easier to identify. I’ll be checking out this feature as part of the review.
The big question is whether the P3 Lite makes more sense than the original P3 or the P2 Pro, particularly given the lack of a built-in focusing dial.
Would you use a thermal camera for home inspections, electronics repair, outdoor exploration or something else?
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