IRImageTools

一:Main Interface:

1.Directory Settings:

(1):You can assign a specific directory for the image list display.

Once set, the application will automatically load images from this directory by default on the next launch.

You can switch to a different directory at any time by clicking the "Select Directory" button and choosing the target folder.

(2):View History by Date:

The app supports viewing historical records sorted by date, with the most recent entries displayed at the top.

(3):Image Count Display:

The image library shows the number of images in parentheses.

For example: “Images (81)”

二:Core Function Operations:

(1):Temperature Unit Switching

Users can switch freely among three temperature units:

Celsius (°C)

Fahrenheit (°F)

Kelvin (K)

(2):Image Display Modes

1.Original Image:

Displays the base thermal image without any overlays.

2.Fusion Mode: Blends the thermal image with the visible (optical) image.

Fusion level can be adjusted from 0% to 100%.

(3):Palette Schemes

1.Rainbow:

Rich in color and detailed gradient levels, ideal for observing subtle temperature differences.

Use Case: Detecting large temperature variations, such as in electrical inspections or building heat

2.Iron Red (Ironbow):

Natural-looking contrast between hot and cold regions.

Use Case: Versatile; commonly used in industrial, medical, and firefighting applications.

3.Cool Color:

Features a cooler overall tone, with high-temperature areas highlighted in bright or warm colors.

Use Case: Emphasizes hot spot detection, suitable for locating heat sources against low-temperature backgrounds.

4.White Hot:

Clear and simple; one of the most commonly used infrared display modes.

Use Case: Law enforcement, surveillance, wildlife observation, and more.

5.Black Hot

Preferred by some users for clearer target outlines in certain conditions.

Use Case: Complementary to white hot; use depends on environment and personal preference.

三、Measurement Tools

(1):Measurement Methods:

Single-Point Measurement

Tap any point on the infrared image to measure the temperature at that specific location.

Line Measurement

Draw a line starting from any point on the infrared image.

The system will display the maximum and minimum temperatures along the line.

Area (Rectangle) Measurement

Draw a rectangular area on the infrared image.

The system will display the maximum and minimum temperatures within the selected region.

Circular Area Measurement

Draw a circular area on the infrared image.

The system will display the maximum and minimum temperatures within the circle.