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I wouldn't be surprised if there were bullshit reasons for explicitly not exposing this information to the user and this was an engineer's way of maliciously co
by Nextgrid 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if there were bullshit reasons for explicitly not exposing this information to the user and this was an engineer's way of maliciously complying with that requirement.
- IshKebab 4y agoThere's no restriction on exporting raw data. Just on resolution and maximum frame rate. Hence the annoying 9fps limit on FLIR's consumer products. Though I half suspect they also do that for market segmentation since there's a long list of countries that the export restrictions don't apply to. You can easily buy their super expensive cameras which don't have a frame rate limit if you have the money.
- myself248 4y agoThere are no legal limitations on the data, just the frame rate. You just pay extra for a model with fully radiometric export. Which is running the same firmware package and just has different options in the signed config file. It's 100% artificial.
- Nextgrid 4y ago> It's 100% artificial. That was my point when I said "bullshit reasons".