シークサーマル Nano ナノ 超小型 赤外線カメラ サーマルカメラ サーマルイメージングカメラ スマートフォン用 (Nano300 iPhone15以降のUSB-C)

Werkt heel vlot op mijn IPhone 16 en op de Samsung A15 van mijn vriendin. Beeldkwaliteit zeer behoorlijk voor de prijs.

Fonctionne très bien et la résolution est bonne. À noter que cette caméra fonctionne aussi bien sur iOS que sur Android. Le vendeur est réactif en cas de problème. Je recommande.

Worked very well straight out of the box. Very fast delivery.

This camera has a good resolution and frame rate for this price point. It’s a great improvement over the older Seek camera with a lighting connector that I used to own. If you plan to take pictures about a half a foot away from your target object, you might want to also purchase the “Nano Thermal Camera Macro Lens“ too. The default focus is for a room instead of close objects. The picture looks fuzzy without the lens for close objects. The app is perfectly fine for my needs. It’s simple to use, and it’s easy to permanently disable that stupid Seek advertising watermark on the pictures taken with the camera. I appreciate the automatic temperature scale on the images. It’s easy to get a spot temperature, and the high/low points. No issues were observed when I used it.

This is what I would hope it would be, which is impressive. There are so many rich dynamics to the world that open up when you can see in this spectrum. This seems (a) beautiful (b) interesting (c) practical as there’s so much temperature info. I’d held off because … I don’t know. I guess I just didn’t think they’d really work well? But I got this because a friend’s chinchilla (cute rodent pet) would hide in the house and I thought … maybe? It’s a great chinchilla finder. And I just want to have this on all the time. I really really want it connected to the Apple Vision Pro even in a rudimentary magic window way. I highly recommend. Oh, it requires an App on your phone. This raises questions about who you trust to add software to your phone. … The company looks on the legit side. I’d feel much more comfortable if the *App* were open source (the app is good, but it’s not where their IP lays I assume.) There is an SDK available, if they can make just the hardwares communication open and allow open apps then this will have incredible potential at its price point.