I've just bought P2 Pro for about one month, it impressed me a lot. It's so convenient that it is widely applicable to scenarios such as appliances and electronics and building HVAC.
I like the new camera's coming out with both visible and IR in the same lens, but I am surprised there's no setting to change the overlay percentage between visible and IR. There is supposed to be a "fusion mode" that gives an outline of the physical / visible objects in view, and it also has no parallax error when close, which is a failing in older 2 sensor/lens models. It seems this new version is popping up under different brands, as usual, but seeing that I only have an older android phone without USB-C I will have to wait a bit to spring for one. Thanks for sharing the info!
This P2pro is much better than so many other cell phone thermal imaging cameras on the market. But it is too low-profile. There are not many videos of relevant reviews that can be found online. Thank you for making such a great video!
@ 16:55 - My TC1 does the same thing, it has a draw when it's shut off and discharges within a few days. I fixed the issue by putting it on a charger with a timer that gives it a 20 minute charge every day, and I also upgraded the battery to about double the capacity, but the next step would be to install a switch inline with battery power.
looking for a thermal camera for insulation and pcb work. was researching flir pro and seek compact. i had NEVER heard of this infiray... holy shit is this camera leaps and bounds better than FLIR
@@electronicsoldandnew that's not what i mean. I would like to set the display to show a range of 10 to 60 degrees, for example. without the contrast changing permanently.
Looks great Manuel. I just picked up a handheld thermal imager that does pretty much the same thing as yours based on the review of another YT channel I look at often. The sale price is about the same, but mine has its own built-in screen. Handy when making videos as I don't have to plug it into my camera phone or a second cellphone to use it -- I just turn it on and aim it at the circuit. I really like your macro lens, though. Will have to see if I can add something like that to mine.
Thank you for the show and tell review. I purchased an infrared camera with the same resolution but a handheld model . I'm a little disappointed in the screen size and the jerky video resolution and am amazed at the frame rate this little camera has. I have read the 20 or so reviews on Amazon, which include the Android version and many have concerns on the app, one even worrisome privacy policy concern! Have you had any software issues in your testing?
Seems to be quite a good device, especially considering the size and price. I wonder if you could adjust the bias balance of a push-pull tube amp output stage tubes just by using a thermal cam image. 😁
Not sure that would be possible as one would have to assume that the same current will have exactly the same heat transfer, which may not be the case with different tubes, on tube sockets that may have different dissipation, etc.
@@electronicsoldandnew I have tested to check output tube balance using IR thermometer and at least a well balanced output tubes seem to give very similar temperatures.
Nice review, Manuel, thanks. One question... Is there any option on this Lightning connector version to connect to anything else, like a PC, for instance? The reason I ask is that I gather that the EU is demanding that all phones be equipped with USB C, so I could see Apple ditching the lightning connector. Given the average longevity of a phone, this might be an issue.
5:21 Some kind of restrictions US has on Infrared imaging or something like that, that from the land of the free to own his many assault weapons as we have money in the bank, unbelievable.
Content creators are selling their souls for free tool review videos left and right. A real review on an item given to you for free! WWOW, think about it! Sorry but you finally lost this sub and I hope many more!
I immediately ordered this device for myself，after watching your video
👍 I use mine very often. No complaints so far.
So small and yet so powerful... Need one for my house inspections.
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I've just bought P2 Pro for about one month, it impressed me a lot. It's so convenient that it is widely applicable to scenarios such as appliances and electronics and building HVAC.
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Thermal imaging cameras allow us to see the world from another perspective！interesting！
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P2 Pro is an ideal tool for electronics enthusiasts and professionals
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I like the new camera's coming out with both visible and IR in the same lens, but I am surprised there's no setting to change the overlay percentage between visible and IR. There is supposed to be a "fusion mode" that gives an outline of the physical / visible objects in view, and it also has no parallax error when close, which is a failing in older 2 sensor/lens models. It seems this new version is popping up under different brands, as usual, but seeing that I only have an older android phone without USB-C I will have to wait a bit to spring for one. Thanks for sharing the info!
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This P2pro is much better than so many other cell phone thermal imaging cameras on the market. But it is too low-profile. There are not many videos of relevant reviews that can be found online. Thank you for making such a great video!
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va a empezar a subir el precio como loco xd
Possible 😊
So cool Manuel, and so small..! Technology waits for no one..Thanks for sharing..Ed..uk..😀
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@ 16:55 - My TC1 does the same thing, it has a draw when it's shut off and discharges within a few days. I fixed the issue by putting it on a charger with a timer that gives it a 20 minute charge every day, and I also upgraded the battery to about double the capacity, but the next step would be to install a switch inline with battery power.
👍 I’m tending towards the switch option
looking for a thermal camera for insulation and pcb work. was researching flir pro and seek compact. i had NEVER heard of this infiray... holy shit is this camera leaps and bounds better than FLIR
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16:21 ITS A TRAP!!! this is blank metal! the temp.reading is incorect because the high reflective surface ;)
Yes, you have to be aware of what you’re pointing at.
@@electronicsoldandnew that's not what i mean.
I would like to set the display to show a range of 10 to 60 degrees, for example. without the contrast changing permanently.
Looks great Manuel. I just picked up a handheld thermal imager that does pretty much the same thing as yours based on the review of another YT channel I look at often. The sale price is about the same, but mine has its own built-in screen. Handy when making videos as I don't have to plug it into my camera phone or a second cellphone to use it -- I just turn it on and aim it at the circuit. I really like your macro lens, though. Will have to see if I can add something like that to mine.
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Care to share your model? By now, do you have any updataes?
I updates so far 😊
@@tfinmoraes Topdon TC004. It's now an older model but it works well for me. I'm sure Topdon has newer ones by now.
Thank you for the show and tell review. I purchased an infrared camera with the same resolution but a handheld model . I'm a little disappointed in the screen size and the jerky video resolution and am amazed at the frame rate this little camera has. I have read the 20 or so reviews on Amazon, which include the Android version and many have concerns on the app, one even worrisome privacy policy concern! Have you had any software issues in your testing?
No, not at all. It has worked perfectly over the three weeks of use.
Seems to be quite a good device, especially considering the size and price.
I wonder if you could adjust the bias balance of a push-pull tube amp output stage tubes just by using a thermal cam image. 😁
Not sure that would be possible as one would have to assume that the same current will have exactly the same heat transfer, which may not be the case with different tubes, on tube sockets that may have different dissipation, etc.
@@electronicsoldandnew I have tested to check output tube balance using IR thermometer and at least a well balanced output tubes seem to give very similar temperatures.
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Nice review, Manuel, thanks. One question... Is there any option on this Lightning connector version to connect to anything else, like a PC, for instance? The reason I ask is that I gather that the EU is demanding that all phones be equipped with USB C, so I could see Apple ditching the lightning connector. Given the average longevity of a phone, this might be an issue.
They have both lightening and USB-C versions, but don’t know of any connection to a PC at all.
So they use a microbolometer set up? Can you change it to Fahrenheit for those of us used to that system?
Yes. F, C or K
do you find a solution about the automatic gain of the camera??? i love to use manual gain . this is very important for me and i miss this function :(
Haven’t found that
5:21 Some kind of restrictions US has on Infrared imaging or something like that, that from the land of the free to own his many assault weapons as we have money in the bank, unbelievable.
😊 we have so much crazy stuff going on here in our politics, that leaves me without solid a moral base to comment on that of any other country 😊
Cool
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Content creators are selling their souls for free tool review videos left and right. A real review on an item given to you for free! WWOW, think about it! Sorry but you finally lost this sub and I hope many more!
No problem. I don’t sell my soul for free equipment or for subs. If you have been around for a while, you will know that. Bye.
bigmotter is right.. when the item in question is a "gift" your review of it is worthless .. you've sold your integrity for some cheap gismo
Feeling better? Bye