[ALToronto]

And if so, is there an app for it?

TIA

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[DocDRM]

Only if you leave it at a Holiday Inn overnight.

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[glamrlama]

If you mean take pictures of things that are hot; then yes. If you mean take actual thermal images; then no. You will need to buy a thermal imaging camera.

[ALToronto]

No, I meant thermal imaging - would have been nice, though.

[Taigatrommel]

No phone can really do that AFAIK. I know a friend had such an app on her iPhone, but it was just a hoax. Just like those body scanners and such apps.

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[oystersourced]

No phone can really do that AFAIK. I know a friend had such an app on her iPhone, but it was just a hoax. Just like those body scanners and such apps.

Double-typed and posted with a BlackBerry Q10.

No phone has a thermal imaging camera, that would be a very specialised and very expensive device aimed at emergency services.

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[knobtviker]

By education i am a civil engineer and thermal imaging is done by cameras size of an old camcorder.
These are expensive up to 6000$ and very specialized.
What you see on phones is just a filtered overlay that changes colors. Nothing to do with real thermal imaging.

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[oystersourced]

By education i am a civil engineer and thermal imaging is done by cameras size of an old camcorder.
These are expensive up to 6000$ and very specialized.
What you see on phones is just a filtered overlay that changes colors. Nothing to do with real thermal imaging.

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There are more compact thermal imaging cameras but certainly not mobile phone size.

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