I got a thermal imager, tell me something original to shoot for the article?

Question

Electronics

I got a thermal imager, tell me something original to shoot for the article? Photos are easy, videos are harder.
Time for everything about everything for a couple of days :-)

Absolutely any direction, but to make it interesting for everyone, I'm afraid there won't be enough imagination for everyone

Answer 1

sex

Answer 2

Phone, computer, vacuum cleaner, faucet in the bathroom, light bulb (incandescent, LDS with starter, with electronic ballast, compact for e27 base), a girl, a girl without clothes, a boiling kettle, a stream of boiling water into a cold container.

Answer 3

Remove the insides of a working system unit. Preferably under load (heavy graphics, etc., a lot of calculations), preferably a video showing the heating process.
If it's not a secret, where did you get it and why is a thermal imager for the people now?

Answer 4

I wanted to give a link, they say a person is looking for a thermal imager, and this person wrote this question :))))
It is interesting for Habr to look at the heat dissipation of electrical units. Do not forget the warm tube sound (to avoid light, cover the heated cathodes with a piece of paper). If necessary, I am ready to provide an amplifier and a radiogram. Take a look at the disassembled router. Pay special attention to food chains.
At the LEP 2010 exhibition, fathers with a thermograph (a domestic analogue of a thermal imager, only more accurate), ran around the exhibition and looked at what underwear each lady was wearing.
Car engines are interesting to see how they work. Tractor. Just like any electric motor. The thermal imager is actively used to diagnose any problems in the energy sector, so energy objects are also curious.
The heating season has begun, here you can shoot the "leaks" of heat in the houses.

Answer 5

Take a walk through the city, in the style of "As the Predator sees." It has always been interesting how others see, any "other" organisms, in this case, on behalf of heat-seeing beings, it would be interesting.

Answer 6

Another option: wiring at home, no load on the wall and when the wiring is under load (the washing machine is there, or the heater). Will the wires be "visible" through the walls and by how much.

Answer 7

There was just discussed the heating of the head from a long conversation on a mobile phone - there is a chance to check =)

Answer 8

CD/DVD after reading/writing.
It is interesting that the whole thing is heated or only where the recording was.
Paper after the printer.
Ordinary light bulb vs daylight.

Answer 9

A processor without a heatsink, a girl, a girl without clothes...

Answer 10

Take a look at the thermal imager

Answer 11

Or the girl's reaction to the appearance of the desired man.

Answer 12

There is an option to take pictures of what objects are heated in the microwave

Answer 13

It was always interesting to know:
Uniform heating of the heating battery
Distribution of heat in the system unit
Distribution of cold in the refrigerator

Answer 14

Black cat in a dark room :)

Answer 15

How it looks like pouring boiling water into a glass with ice or something.

Answer 16

Smartphone, laptop.
I also support the open source idea.
Car, motorcycle.
Residential building, wiring, electrical panel, power lines.
Heating mains in the yard underground.

Answer 17

A huge commercial topic is the inspection of the thermal sanitation of real estate.
What is the typical heat loss in standard houses in the city, in private residential buildings. What "winter gardens" look like, metro shaft ventilation, buildings with interesting or controversial architecture.
Laptop on the table, on my knees, on the bed.

Answer 18

Has everything gone down? No article?

Answer 19

I wonder how an LCD monitor looks through a thermal imager (and maybe a CRT / LED / plasma). I suspect that in the LCD in dark areas there will be a higher temperature (since light is absorbed by liquid crystals, respectively, turns into heat), and in a CRT - on the contrary, in light areas (since more electrons hit the phosphor)