Thermal imaging (aka Nightvision) is nothing new in the world of technology. It has been utilized for a myriad of reasons including military, police, hunters, and survivalists alike and while it may seem like something one would only see in the movies we can assure you that many people have this capability and use it often.
As the use of this technology expands, so does its accessibility. In fact, many companies are now introducing thermal imaging cameras designed specifically for the lay person. One recent entry into the marketplace is the FLIR Scout TK, which is designed specifically for consumers.
This thermal imaging monocular has a lot of cool features, which might tempt you to run right out and buy one for yourself. However, it's always wise to do a little research first, so you can make a smart shopping decision. There are many options out there for you and many thermal imaging devices can range upwards of 8K dollars which is why it's smart to shop around first.
That's why we have an introductory guide to this tool that explains just what it does and how it works, along with the pros and cons. It may not be for everyone, but it sure does have some nifty features that will come in handy for some!
So sit back, relax, keep reading and let's learn more about the FLIR Scout TK
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I would like one !!!!!!!
At that price, no thanks. For less than $200 more you can get much better.
Thermal vision sees heat signatures and renders and image night vision uses infrared lights to see they’re two completely different things
Um, thermal imaging is NOT night vision
No, that would be the new one that attaches to smart phones
Thank you Michael Edward
costs less than my house ?
Um…its “A” type of night vision. Sure it is…
Expensive a.f., but none the less…
Yeah not the same thing as night vision. Just got to love it when people write articles about a subject they have zero knowledge about.
Works great if camping and you here an animal outside you tent you can see it in the dark lol but you can also get them that work on a cell phone