Thermal optics and their use; a researcher’s perspective and experience from Panama.
After two seasons using thermal and night vision optics to study nocturnal arboreal mammals we offer our perspective on these optics.
A scientific study on wildlife detection with different thermal cameras
Here’s an interesting – open access – paper that one of Australia’s top mammalwatchers, Rohan Clarke, and his team in Australia just released. They compar
Gear Review: Xinfrared T2 Pro Thermal Camera for smartphones
At the end of May I posted a preliminary review of the new Xinfrared T2 Pro Thermal Camera. I was pretty excited. Here was a high quality thermal imager that was far smaller and &#
First impressions of the Xinfrared T2 Pro Thermal Camera for smartphones – could this be a game changer? Also look at … me I am an influencer.
Well this really is quite exciting. I just received the new Xinfrared T2 Pro Thermal Camera to try out and my first reaction is wow! Full disclosure: Xinfrared sent me the camera t
Guide TD210 Thermal Scope – good enough for mammalwatching???
Hello Mammal Pals! We’re going to Australia in October / November, for a combined family reunion & wildlife holiday. I’ve been thinking about getting a thermal scop
Review of PULSAR Helion-2 XP50 thermal monocular
Hi all, Because wildlife watchers still face little information available on thermal scopes, I put this review. Review of PULSAR Helion-2 XP50 thermal monocular Overall, at 3100EUR
A Hypothetical Question – Just for Fun
Hi Everyone! I’ve been entertaining this question in my own head, and was wondering what everyone else thinks: So back when I started mammal watching (2007ish), seeing a list of
Travelling with Thermal scope
Hi, We have recently bought a Pulsar thermal scope and are very happy with it and are planning to travel with it abroad. Now I have heard rumors that someone has had it confiscated