The FLIR T865 Thermal Camera 14° Lensis a non-contact inspection tool with a 180° rotating optical block that allows users to safely and comfortably assess the condition of critical electrical and mechanical equipment in utility and manufacturing applications. With advanced features including temperature measurements down to -40° within 1%, one-touch level/span contrast enhancement, and laser-assisted autofocus, you'll get highly accurate temperature measurements every time.

Besides the included optics, the T865 can also be paired with the optional FLIR FlexView dual field of view lens for easy switching between wide-area and telephoto scanning. Or you can use it with the optional 6° FOV IR lens to perform inspections on small targets from long distances. The onboard inspection route system helps you record temperature data and imagery in a logical sequence for faster troubleshooting and repair.

The T865 also comes with the FLIR Ignite cloud solution for automatic uploading of images directly from the camera for easy, secure storage and sharing.

180° Rotating Optical Block    Record Temperature Data    Onboard Inspection Route System    Laser-Assisted Autofocus

Develop inspection routes in the included FLIR Thermal Studio Pro, and upload to a T865 using the FLIR Route Creator to quickly and easily collect and manage critical data

Directly upload, organize, and share images from your Wi-Fi connected FLIR T865 camera to the FLIR Ignite cloud solution

Built-in LED photo/video light

Touchscreen LCD with auto-rotation

Picture in picture (PIP): resizable and movable

Color palettes:iron, rainbow, rainbow HC, white hot, black hot, arctic, lava

Focus: continuous with laser distance meter (LDM), one-shot LDM, one-shot contrast, manual

Identification: automatic

Video recording: real-time radiometric IR recording

Video streaming: radiometric IR over UVC

Presets: no measurement, center spot, hot spot, cold spot, user preset 1, user preset 2

Spot meter: 10 each in Live mode

Text: predefined list or touchscreen keyboard

Voice: 60-second recording added to still images or video via a built-in mic or via Bluetooth

Battery type: lithium-ion battery, charged in-camera or on separate charger

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. ISO 25600 but at 8 fps. What is the native or best low light ISO for this camera shooting video at 24p or UHD at 24p?

A: Panasonic hasnt provided that information at this time.

Q: 2. Does it have a hot shoe mount? How would you mount the Zoom H1?

A: It's not a hot shoe, but you can get a mount for the H1 (HS-1 or generic). I actually use a wireless receiver mounted to the show which feeds the camera's mic input.

Q: 3. How does the video quality on this compare to a DSLR?

A: Video quality is great. Nice color balance and nothing is blown out. You have the option of different film modes to add effect to your recordings. Dont let the small size fool you it is a great Vlogging, capture the moment video camera as well as a decent camera. If your going to use it for action filming I would caution you.

Q: 4. hi , Can i record 4k in a class 10 SDHC SDCARD on the G7?

A: You should be very cautious if you want to use a class 10 SD/SDHC/SDXC card. Class 10 cards have a minimum write speed of 10 MBps. The G7 writes 4K footage at 100 mbps, or 12.5 MBps. As such, a SD card that says that it is rated for Class 10, while it may advertise a up to speed of more than 12.5 MBps, is only required to hit 10 MBps and may not be able to constantly keep up with the G7. The next write speed up, U3, has a minimum write speed of 30 MBps, and will definitely be able to keep up with the G7.

Q: 5. Can I get a clean hdmi output into my blackmagic atem mini for live streaming? If so is there a type of dummy battery that I can use to ensure the camera doesn’t die mid stream? Will the camera shut off on it own even if it’s not recording or can I change that within the settings?

A: Yes, the G7 has clean hdmi out and the ac adapters can been seen here; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=blc12&filters=fct_battery-series_3189%3Apanasonic-dmw-blc12

Q: 6. Does the G7 have a magnesium alloy body?

A: No, it is most definitely plastic. Most cameras are plastic and some do a good job of feeling almost metallic, but this one feels very plasticky. That said, it is in fact quite solidly built, it just seems like they didn't pay attention to tactile feeling, which admittedly is more a marketing thing than an engineering thing.

Q: 7. The silver version looks more like 'graphite' in the photos. Is that the true color?

A: I would say it is a dark silver or graphite. Here is a YouTube unboxing and you can be the judge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyxpQrDFXjE

Q: 8. Will the GX8 split clips up in segments if the video length passes a certain amount of gigabytes, like the G7 did?

A: It will, yes.

Q: 9. Will this thermal camera work with a Typhoon H?

A: The YUNEEC E10T Thermal & Optical PTZ Gimbal Camera with 6.3mm Thermal Lens for H520 Hexacopter is designed for the YUNEEC H520E RTK and YUNEEC TYPHOON H520 drones.

Q: 10. Is it weather resistant?

A: No, this camera is not weather resistant.