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> For Special Operations use, it'd be nifty to have this technology digitally composited in real-time with MWIR imaging on the same wearable device. Base layer
by jamessb 10y ago
> For Special Operations use, it'd be nifty to have this technology digitally composited in real-time with MWIR imaging on the same wearable device. Base layer could be image intensification with this tech, then overlay any pixels from the MWIR layer above n temperature, and blend it at ~33% opacity. Enough to give an enemy a nice warm glow while still being able to see the expression on their face
See the two images of an SUV (the top one has caption "Color Low Light Night Vision Midnight Image Fused with thermal infrared RED ALERT FLIR Image") on the product page [1].
[1]: https://www.x20.org/color-night-vision/ https://www.x20.org/color-night-vision/
- rl3 10y agoNice. Any idea if it's digitally composited? I've seen image intensification/IR fusion implemented before with analog techniques and wasn't impressed; resulting image had a high amount of jitter and felt shoddy. Perhaps it was just that manufacturer's implementation.