The FLIR T840 Thermal Camera 640x480 with 14/24° Lensis a powerful, ergonomic, non-contact inspection tool. The 180° tilting optic design makes it comfortable, safe, and easy to assess the condition of critical electrical and mechanical equipment all day long. With advanced features, including unmatched temperature measurements down to -4°F, accuracy as good as ±3.6°F / ±2%, 1-Touch Level/Span contrast enhancement, and laser-assisted autofocus, you'll get highly accurate temperature measurements every time.

180° Rotating Optical Block    12µ Pitch    -4 to 3632° Measurement Range    Thermal Studio Pro 3-Month Subscription

• Collect and manage critical data quickly and easily
• Develop inspection routes in FLIR Thermal Studio Pro with FLIR Route Creator (3-month subscription) and upload them to the camera for streamlined inspections of critical assets
• Acquire temperature data and thermal and visual imagery in a logical sequence for faster preventative/predictive maintenance procedures
• Automate data management and reporting through easy transfer of organized files to FLIR

  Thermal Studio

• Assess the state of equipment from a safe distance, at any angle, or in any lighting condition
• Use the camera in any environment, indoors or out, with a vibrant 4" color LCD display and an integrated eyepiece viewfinder for working in bright sunlight
• Image targets overhead or down low without strain thanks to the 180° rotating optical block and ergonomic design
• Accurately measure small targets over long distances or in large scenes with an optional 6° telephoto lens

• Save time and share data faster to increase in-field efficiency
• Ensure precision measurement with laser-assisted autofocus, 1-Touch Level/Span, and exceptional temperature accuracy
• Avoid diagnostic errors with industry-leading image clarity from FLIR Vision Processing, combining MSX, UltraMax, and proprietary adaptive filtering algorithms
• Optimize workflows with reporting features such as built-in voice or text annotation, customizable

  work folders, and Wi-Fi sync to FLIR mobile apps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use a Nikon wireless remote with the D780?

A: Yes, the Nikon WR-R11b/WR-T10 Remote Controller Set is the only wireless remote from Nikon that's compatible with the Nikon D780 DSLR Camera. You can find the remote here: https://bhpho.to/33TwHHI.

Q: 2. Does the D780 have illuminated control buttons like the D850? No reviews I've ready even mention if it does or not.

A: The D780 does not have illuminated control buttons.

Q: 3. John,,,Why do you say the 780 is better than the 850?

A: The Nikon 780 is a newer camera than the Nikon 850 some of the specs have been improved including: The ISO 100 to 51200 (Extended: 50 to 204800) Up to 12 fps at 24.5 MP 10-Bit

Q: 4. Can we use D lenses with autofocus?

A: yes, as long that the lens has the autofocus.

Q: 5. Does it have electronic VR in video mode like the D7500?

A: Yes, page 580 in the manual.

Q: 6. What is the difference between the YUNEEC E10T Thermal Imaging Camera for H520 Hexacopter (6.5mm f/1.0 34 FOV) and the YUNEEC E10T Thermal Imaging Camera for H520 Hexacopter (9.1mm f/1.0 34 FOV)

A: The 6.5mm lens will have a wider field of view, 6.5mm f/1.0 34FOV: https://bhpho.to/2UiubCS In addition, the 9.1mm will have a tighter field of view, it is in fact the 9.1mm f/1.0 24FOV: https://bhpho.to/2IkvEqz

Q: 7. Can the D780 extract a still from video shot on that camera?

A: That will be possible, once you bring the footage in to an editing system. From there you will be able to create a still image from the video file.

Q: 8. Does the Godox X Pro n trigger work with the D780?

A: Yes the Nikon D780 is compatible with the Godox Xpro N trigger. Just make sure you have the latest firmware on the trigger and flashes by Godox.

Q: 9. Does the d780 have GPS for location stamping?

A: The D780 does not have built in gps. You can use the gp-1 or gp-1a for gps data.

Q: 10. Is the shutter sound as loud as the D750?

A: The Nikon D780 DSLR Camera features an extremley effective silent shutter mode. The fact that both the D750, and the D780 feature "mechanical shutters", as well as ëlectronic shutters", makes them similiar shutter sound wise. The "silent mode" is the real difference