The jpeg image is grayscale. We use the "White hot" pallette.
The ideal solution was to have raw data, but this is not possible with the camera we have. We know that jpeg is a compression algorithm (we are losing information).
Also, we are in this trouble because we need to sell a whole system...
Ok, I'm going to give you more insight. We have an hikvision camera (thermal, not radiometric).
The idea is to spot high temperatures at different distances (10+ kilometers). We know that radiometric cameras can measure temperatures, but these temperatureas are apparent. With a formula we could...
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We have a thermal camera and its purpose is to detect hot spots at different distances. We made an experiment with a JPEG picture and we noticed the following:
At the same distance, one object at 600 degrees and an object at 38 degrees (human body) have the same pixel intensity (255 in...