Is there anyway or any app/mod that has ture not fake Thermal, Night, FLIR?
No, it requires modules that cell phones don't have. Like infared LEDs
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ziggy46 said:
No, it requires modules that cell phones don't have. Like infared LEDs
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That sucks. Oh well.
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That sucks. Oh well.
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yeah, it does. they should make a phone for that and call it "The Explorer" for travelers
Lol you can always grab the fake effect, i think most camera apps have one, makes for really cool pics
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Lol
Sent from a Galaxy Nexus?
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Lol you can always grab the fake effect, i think most camera apps have one, makes for really cool pics
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lol I know that, I just wanted the real deal, I want to be in the Military and thought I'd be cool to have that! Thanks for the replies!
If you were REALLY bent on making some form of FLIR. A cheap webcam with the infrared filter removed and a IR LED floodlight or just a few LEDs bought online will do the trick for you.
Heck, depending on how sensitive the camera chip is to infrared, you may even be able to 'see' in low light conditions if you have a bright enough IR source.
Can the newest iPad see thermal imaging? I touched an iPad for the first time and saw turned the camera on in midnight dark room no light. My friend had phone on hands and the camera picked it up as red
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Can the newest iPad see thermal imaging? I touched an iPad for the first time and saw turned the camera on in midnight dark room no light. My friend had phone on hands and the camera picked it up as red
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It would still only be 'fake' thermal imaging. Mobile devices lack the required components for thermal imaging.
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It would still only be 'fake' thermal imaging. Mobile devices lack the required components for thermal imaging.
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Well it does a pretty good job lol
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S1D3winder016 said:
Is there anyway or any app/mod that has ture not fake Thermal, Night, FLIR?
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/...NvbS5maW5nZXJzb2Z0Lm5pZ2h0dmlzaW9uY2FtZXJhIl0.
If an infrared LED is one component that is needed you can buy a flashlight that uses several "modules" and interchange them as needed. For example there are regular LED, incandescent, ultraviolet, flood, throw, blue, red, green, and infrared LED modules. Only problem is that the infrared ones there is some red glow form the led.
Not sure what else i needed to get the cellphone working on night vision.
On another note using a cellphone for night vision is kind of an oxymoron. A webcam hooked so that you can view at a remote location with no light I can see. But with a cellphone the light hitting your eyes from the screen kind of defeats the purpose of night vision.
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If an infrared LED is one component that is needed you can buy a flashlight that uses several "modules" and interchange them as needed. For example there are regular LED, incandescent, ultraviolet, flood, throw, blue, red, green, and infrared LED modules. Only problem is that the infrared ones there is some red glow form the led.
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another problem is that a lot of camera sensors have an IR filter (removing any unwanted effects from the non-visible IR spectrum)
you might have to peel off that filter somehow
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I know this is off topic, but I couldn't resist!
The world's most powerful laser!
http://wickedlasers.com/lasers/S3_Krypton_Series-113-63.html
Is this wicked cool or what?
...
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Sweet
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I thought Dr. Evil had the worlds most powerful "laser"
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I thought Dr. Evil had the worlds most powerful "laser"
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Me too. Im disapointed now
- Coz i just saw it in 3D with the Shooter -
****, first the Arctic, which I thought was as powerful as it gets. Now this?! This thing is amazing.
Also, what's with the thread tags? lol
This would make a hell of a cigerette lighter.
Do u think I could use this to piss off my gf's teenage son
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odd. A guy on my job site showed me one of these just a few days ago. It's insanely bright.
Jason
Unless it's powerful enough to start fires or cut through objects, it's not powerful enough! ;D
With that said, what is the point of these, when the fine print states it's too bright to be used as a laser pointer or gun sight?
I have to hijack this thread a little bit because of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUXXGbNS8oY&feature=youtube_gdata_player
.... That **** is real, and available now (if you know where to look), and also, it's absolutely a great weapon to use against all those pesky swamp rats on Tatooine.
<<This space for rent>>
Borderline epic.
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I have to hijack this thread a little bit because of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUXXGbNS8oY&feature=youtube_gdata_player
.... That **** is real, and available now (if you know where to look), and also, it's absolutely a great weapon to use against all those pesky swamp rats on Tatooine.
<<This space for rent>>
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Ill buy one. That thing looks legit
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There are other more powerful lasers out there, the 1800mw 445nm Survival II comes to mind.
http://www.survivallaser.com/Surviv...__Rechargeable_Batteries/p556088_4052498.aspx
The actual output of the Wicked lasers is on average around 800mw for the 1watt versions. This is over twice as powerful.
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There are other more powerful lasers out there, the 1800mw 445nm Survival II comes to mind.
http://www.survivallaser.com/Surviv...__Rechargeable_Batteries/p556088_4052498.aspx
The actual output of the Wicked lasers is on average around 800mw for the 1watt versions. This is over twice as powerful.
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May be stronger but diff color isn't green to be special somehow when it comes to lasers
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May be stronger but diff color isn't green to be special somehow when it comes to lasers
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Green light is not effected as greatly by scattering, so it's useful for atmospheric research, ground to air signalling, and for amateur astronomers. Blue light is actually a more energetic wave though.
This thread has absolutely taken the Cliff Clavin route...
Which.is.:
Awesomeness.
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Green light is not effected as greatly by scattering, so it's useful for atmospheric research, ground to air signalling, and for amateur astronomers. Blue light is actually a more energetic wave though.
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Ok didn't know that just knew green was special in some way thanks for the info
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I built my own 1.8w 445nm blue laser. Can easily see the beam in daylight, incredibly beam at night, burns within 3m (matches, paper, cardboard, skin!)
We cant import lasers into Australia, but we can import the diode and drivers separately, then build them ourselves.
I bought a cheap Ultrafire torch which i stripped, turned up a heatsink on a metal lathe and ran it off a 3.7v Li-Ion 18650. It only cost me 120 bucks in parts.
Im happy to share pics and specs if anyones interested..
Is anyone having the orange grainy look in the camera. The white balance isn't working and every picture looks like grainy. Please someone tell me this is software related.
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Haven't noticed that on mine. You might try looking through this thread and seeing if anyone has mentioned it there or if any of the tips apply to your issue and resolve it. bast525 wrote up a really nice guide to using the camera on the Rezound:
Camera tips to take better pictures
I agree that write up is very good
Ensure that someone hasn't accidentally turned on one of the "effects".
Thank you everyone and I hope to figure it out I defiantly do not want a refurbished warranty phone LOL.
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Orange tints
The "orange" or "yellowish" tint seems to be a white-balance issue when set to "Auto White Balance". I have seen it on my first sets of pictures, and in other posts and forums. I set it to "Incandescent" and pictures are much better with color. In daylight or indoors. I have NEVER seen it with video...must be software-related. Hopefully patchable.
To me though ISO 200 was not high enough as was recommended...I use ISO 400 if I change it at all. Auto seems ok most of the time.
I will read the photo guide posted above... overall I am happy with the camera once it is "tweaked".
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yep it is the fault of the Rezound's retarded auto white balance.... it does not handle indoor/artificial lighting very well.
if you have something like photoshop you should be able to fix the white balance after the fact. you can do this right on the phone with an app called Photo Enhance Pro, but its not free.
For starters, you shouldn't just hit the button and call it good. Give the camera a chance to figure out what it's looking at so it can see what the lighting conditions are.
Tap the brightest and darkest spots in your shot and the Rezound should figure out a decent white balance. If the tint isn't quite right (or is way off), go into settings and adjust the white balance manually. Usually, the fluorescent or incandescent settings will correct most issues.
One more thing: Maybe you inadvertently put something out of whack. Try the 'reset to default' setting in your camera app.
My camera has taken decent shots without messing with any settings. Much better than my incredible.
Yep. Same white balance issues here to.... I wonder if this is a patchable fix.... or something fundamentally wrong with the hardware...
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Wow, I hope they don't issue a change. Many of us (myself included) love the camera just the way it is.
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Actually what works great for me is incandescent. And move the saturation bar setting down 1. Makes a big difference
Edit: I meant turn white balance to auto, move saturation setting down one. This will eliminate the "orange" tint.
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I still like the camera on my Thunderbolt.
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The rezound's camera is probably the best camera on any android phone at the moment. Just change around the settings because most of the auto features are off a bit.
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Yep. Same white balance issues here to.... I wonder if this is a patchable fix.... or something fundamentally wrong with the hardware...
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Seems software related. Generally incandescent gives the most accurate white balance but not always.
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Yea its software... Usually HTCs camera app is borked a little.. try a different one from the market maybe?
You guys might want to try Vignette, that works well after you get used to using it.
~John
Hi guys, was wondering if anyone can make a Rom with ICS (with all the tweaks and goodies) and have a Black/Brown/Gold theme to it? I attached a picture off an iphone when you invert the colors, you get that color scheme and it looks nice. Also anyway for someone to make it so that for example if you have a wallpaper widget on your desktop, it could have like a live video clip playing on the widget in the backround as if it were a small sample clip of the latest video or pics? would be neat.
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A few things...
It does look pretty good.
With LCD screens, blacks are the most battery hungry to display, so dark themes affect battery life to some extent.
Last... not to sound like a jerk... but this is a question/request. I am not sure it is best asked in development section.
oh sorry, i didnt know where else to ask developers if they could make this lol. For me the battery isnt that big a concern, never has been really lol. I use the web a lot throughout the day and ive never had any problems running low by end of day on my rezound, even if so, i would just recharge it love that black and brown with gold, hoping someone will make it
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With LCD screens, blacks are the most battery hungry to display, so dark themes affect battery life to some extent.
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I understood the opposite to be true. That the pixel is turned off with black, anything else required power.
And yes this could be moved to the theme and apps sub forum, no biggie though.
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With LCD screens, blacks are the most battery hungry to display, so dark themes affect battery life to some extent.
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I understood the opposite to be true. That the pixel is turned off with black, anything else required power.
And yes this could be moved to the theme and apps sub forum, no biggie though.
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Thats what i thought.
Thats why people invert apps and use black themes and wallpapers.
or maybe thats just Samoled.
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blestsol said:
paulhoop said:
Thats what i thought.
Thats why people invert apps and use black themes and wallpapers.
or maybe thats just Samoled.
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Doing a little research here. It isn't obvious what the right answer is.
Display type may make a difference.
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On any form of led screen (oled, amoled, samoled, samoled+, etc) blacks use less battery. Not sure about lcd though. And gold would really clash with the phone's hardware. It's black and red with silver accents. We an aosp black and red theme to make our phones sexy.
On these types of screens (LCD), black requires the most power because the pixel isn't actually off, its obscurring the light from the backlight, which requires more energy than displaying white. Only on old CRT type displays was black actually equal to 'off' and thus used less power. I think LED displays require no back lighting, so the same is probably true.
**oops read LCD not led, my bad
Ok so one of the cool features I was excited about was the eyetracker feature. But I've haven't noticed it once work for me. They icon will flash on the status bar but it will still keep going black. doesn't matter how close the phone is or what kind of lighting is in the background. Anyone else?
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Was the front facing camera directly facing you when the icon appears? It needs to be looking right at your face and not angled slightly in any direction.
Doesn't seem to work at all for me. I dont believe it's because I wear contacts...
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Works fine for me as long as i'm directly looking at the screen.
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it failed for me a few times at dark lighting conditions. but thats expected. have you installed any apps that makes use of the camera?
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it failed for me a few times at dark lighting conditions. but thats expected. have you installed any apps that makes use of the camera?
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You say that, however the advertising in the UK shows a guy reading to his daughter from the phone in the dark, when his eyes close it shuts off the phone and states the phone only sleeps when you do.
I would call that false advertising if it in fact doesn't work in low or no light...
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Tested properly today, multiple times, on my way through London whilst my girl drove. Bright sunny day, and it failed everytime. I tried opening my eyes WIDE, moving the phone nearer, farther... nothing.
It works randomly for me, in dark or light conditions.
This needs an update, period.
My one fails every timr. It just dosnt work even very bright days. Shame on you samsung.
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Dont like hearing this at all, this was the feature I was looking to the most i think.
It works fine for me. Not 100% of the time but at least 80%. Most of the time I don't even notice the icon flashing because it's so quick.
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Tested properly today, multiple times, on my way through London whilst my girl drove. Bright sunny day, and it failed everytime. I tried opening my eyes WIDE, moving the phone nearer, farther... nothing.
It works randomly for me, in dark or light conditions.
This needs an update, period.
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did you try to put your phone around 20 - 30cm as mentioned in smartstay function? reading with the phone to close to our face also prevents it to capture whole face and follow our eyes movement.
surprised you're all complaining about this. It works almost everytime for me, even if im looking at the screen from a slight skew
I too have been disappointed in this feature. Doesn't seem to work at all.
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Does not work for me either.
I know most people already know this, but smart stay has to be turned on in settings-display. May be just double check if it's on?
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Did any of you try it in landscape mode? when i'm reading pdfs in landscape, most of the times smart stay fails.
I find this very weird to hear everyone having so much trouble with this, me and my friend have not had one drama and it's been awesome. All i did was juts make sure it was turned on in the motion settings and it works a treat!
It doesn't work on me as well
I've tested and seems to work about 70pc of time. It has definitely failed too..... But the little eye icon has shown too and it has kept the screen on.... I'd say failures have been a mix of bad/odd angle held and lighting...
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Works flawlessly for me. But I've got eyes like this:
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I have they white one HAM2, is this how really the notification light is on the black one too? It is obviously passing to the white bezel. Are the black one like this too. Can anyone confirm if the black one has this. IMHO it should just light on the hole and not bleed light on the bezel.
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Nope, black one doesn't do that. That's a pretty common issue with (cheap) white phones. I think it looks kinda cool, actually.
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Nope, black one doesn't do that. That's a pretty common issue with (cheap) white phones. I think it looks kinda cool, actually.
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Bro can you take a photo of your black one in the dark man, because in the morning it doesn't seems so obvious, good thing I bought this on amazon so I can return it. Getting the black one. Hope you have another camera there to do it for me thank s[emoji4]
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Nope, black one doesn't do that. That's a pretty common issue with (cheap) white phones. I think it looks kinda cool, actually.
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Yeah, my dad has a cheap white phone as well. His light is only red, but it still does the same thing.
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Bro can you take a photo of your black one in the dark man, because in the morning it doesn't seems so obvious, good thing I bought this on amazon so I can return it. Getting the black one. Hope you have another camera there to do it for me thank s[emoji4]
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Sorry dude. Sent mine back to Amazon myself.
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Sorry dude. Sent mine back to Amazon myself.
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Sent your black one, why? I played with it from 7 am this morning installing apps customising watching YouTube, the only time I turn the display off is may be when I took a piss, and now it is 6:23pm I think 10hrs no turning off the display and I still have exactly 41% battery.
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Sent your black one, why? I played with it from 7 am this morning installing apps customising watching YouTube, the only time I turn the display off is may be when I took a piss, and now it is 6:23pm I think 10hrs no turning off the display and I still have exactly 41% battery.
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I had a bunch of bluetooth audio issues that I suspect are byproducts of the outdated OS. If the phone ever gets KK I'll pick up another one.
Anyone can link a photo of the black HAM2 with the notification light On in a dark room or place, please link so I can decide if I need to replace this white with a black one thank.
So this is an issue with all white models of the mate 2 ?
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So this is an issue with all white models of the mate 2 ?
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As stated before, usually on all cheap white phones. My dad has another cheap white phone and it's light does the same.
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I personally dont mind this. I like the effect it gives
My notification light doesn't work at all. I have it turned on under Selttings/Display/Pulse Notification Light. Any suggestions?
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My notification light doesn't work at all. I have it turned on under Selttings/Display/Pulse Notification Light. Any suggestions?
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LightFlow. It requires some tweaking first, and the paid version allows more apps.