Mavic 3 Thermal capabilities example

[solidhouse]

Hello everyone,

I thought it may be best to post this here since the Mavic 3T forum seems to be dead.

I’ve had my Mavic 3T for about a month now. I’ve been able to capture dozens of wildlife videos such as the one below:

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These are three bobcats in the woods by my house. I’m also using the MAS props for noise reduction. These seem to allow me a little closer to the action.

Solidhouse

 

[Phantomrain.org]

That was awesome, I would have liked to see the Non Thermal video take as well. At the end they looked like 3 Kittens just playing in the woods.

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[solidhouse]

It seems like I only catch the bobcats out and about after the sun goes down. Lol. I haven’t any non-thermal videos yet. Still trying.

 

[Deleted member 162835]

Thanks for sharing! That's pretty cool

 

[mikegrad]

Nice! Looks like you used the isotherm function? What settings did you have it on?

 

[solidhouse]

Nice! Looks like you used the isotherm function? What settings did you have it on?

I don’t have isotherm on. The mode is -4 ~ 302 (the more accurate temperature range) and I have the “Tint” setting on. These settings seem to work best for spotting various animals.

 

[GadgetGuy]

I don’t have isotherm on. The mode is -4 ~ 302 (the more accurate temperature range) and I have the “Tint” setting on. These settings seem to work best for spotting various animals.

Cool kitties!

 

[mikegrad]

I don’t have isotherm on. The mode is -4 ~ 302 (the more accurate temperature range) and I have the “Tint” setting on. These settings seem to work best for spotting various animals.

What color pallet did you use? Like you said, this is really good for recognizing animals, and possibly humans!

 

[Moving Zen]

Pretty cool that it's sensitive enough to pick up recent paw prints.