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Wildlife by night with thermal imaging

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Wildlife by night with thermal imaging [Video]

sent on August 09, 2013 (2:17) by Raptorbiol. 1 comments, 1533 views.

una breve sintesi di video di qualche settimana fa fatti con termocamera, purtroppo youtube ha caricato male il video e i primi secondi si vedono male, provvederò a rimontare e ricaricare il video con nuove immagini quanto prima. Per i profani: una termocamera è una videocamera termica che ricostruisce una immagine in base alla temperatura dell'ambiente e dei soggetti... il bianco indica le temperature relative più alte e il nero quelle più fredde, gli animali risultano quindi bianchi perchè più caldi dell'ambiente circostante

3 persons like it: Cobarcore, Massimoeos, Giosso

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Elleemme

sent on September 01, 2013 (16:22)

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Quasi una visione alla "Predator" solo che queste entitá sono molto più piacevoli . MrGreen

. Buone le unioni . Ciao, lauro

Almost a vision of the "Predator" only that these entities are much more pleasant. :-D. Good unions. Hello, laurel

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