Ultrapurple
Thermal X-Ray experiment
I'm playing around with a cheap USB charger as a test target for X-Ray imaging. When I actually used the charger for its intended purpose I noticed it got rather warm to the touch, so I thought I'd try taking a thermal image and combining that with an X-Ray picture. I think the result is quite pretty!
So, this image is made by employing wavelengths ranging from 14µm to 30pm.
The X-Ray was made with a heavily modified Scanmax 20 mailroom X-Ray scanner. The thermal image, obtained when the charger had been on for about an hour, was made with a Therm-App thermal imager using ThermApp Plus software. The images were combined in PaintShop Pro.
Comments are warmly welcomed.
For more thermal imaging of a wide variety of subjects, visit the Therm-App users' group at www.flickr.com/groups/therm-app-users/
Thermal X-Ray experiment
I'm playing around with a cheap USB charger as a test target for X-Ray imaging. When I actually used the charger for its intended purpose I noticed it got rather warm to the touch, so I thought I'd try taking a thermal image and combining that with an X-Ray picture. I think the result is quite pretty!
So, this image is made by employing wavelengths ranging from 14µm to 30pm.
The X-Ray was made with a heavily modified Scanmax 20 mailroom X-Ray scanner. The thermal image, obtained when the charger had been on for about an hour, was made with a Therm-App thermal imager using ThermApp Plus software. The images were combined in PaintShop Pro.
Comments are warmly welcomed.
For more thermal imaging of a wide variety of subjects, visit the Therm-App users' group at www.flickr.com/groups/therm-app-users/