Re: Kodak IR cameras

[Marco Pauck <pauck@xxxxxx>]

Willem-Jan Markerink wrote:
> 
> First item seems more than appropriate for this list....:))
> (btw, anyone experience with these high-end IR cameras?....these also
> exist within the high-end Kodak/EOS range....always wondered what the
> typical application for these cameras is....aerial seems just as
> unlikely as surveillance/security camera....perhaps
> nature/observation?....)

Citing from their web page
http://www.kodak.com/US/en/corp/store/catalog/Product.jhtml?PRODID=6349&CATID=6338

Museum and Scientific: The DCS 460 IR Digital Camera provides museums with a simple,
  yet powerful tool to safely examine photosensitive objects with IR imaging. This advanced
  camera generates detailed information for identification and restoration, penetrating the
  surface of ancient inks and dyes of art and artifacts, and revealing what lies beneath for
  immediate assessment. It¿s also an excellent aid in verifying the authenticity of fine works of
  art.

Law Enforcement and Forensic Sciences: The DCS 460 IR Digital Camera delivers
  quality, high-definition images, allowing investigative teams to rapidly identify differences in
  inks and dyes used in forged documents and identification. Forensic experts can use IR
  imaging to detect and record important evidence like minute pigment changes or gunpowder
  residue, providing immediate documentation during time-critical investigations.

Industrial and Aerial: Corporations are putting digital IR imaging to work in a number of
  areas, including detection of ground water and stress faults in high-heat areas. Aerial IR
  imagers get fast access and great detail with the DCS 460 IR Digital Camera, documenting
  contrast differentiation, haze penetration and farm chemistry studies. Images form the DCS
  460 IR camera can be quickly incorporated into text documents, reports and briefings,
  providing highly detailed information that can be shared quickly and easily.

	Marco
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