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To my knowledge so called "night-vision" apps on smartphones are fake apps not really detecting infrared light to large amounts. CCD camera chips are sensitive to infrared light, but regular cameras prevent significant detection of infrared light using light filters. However, a Jolla phone other half could contain a CCD chip with infrared light detection enabled to create a true thermographic camera. Thermographic cameras use to be quite expensive and the design of such a camera for the Jolla other half has to consider image quality, precision of temperature measurement vs reasonable cost. But maybe there is a practical solution. To use the Jolla phone to detect a heat energy leak at your home or finding your lost dog while taking a walk at night is really a tempting idea.

To my knowledge so called "night-vision" apps on smartphones are fake apps not really detecting infrared light to large amounts. CCD camera chips are sensitive to infrared light, but regular cameras prevent significant detection of infrared light using light filters. However, a Jolla phone other half could contain a CCD chip with infrared light detection enabled to create a true thermographic camera. Thermographic cameras use to be quite expensive and the design of such a camera for the Jolla other half has to consider image quality, precision of temperature measurement vs reasonable cost. But maybe there is a practical solution. To use the Jolla phone to detect a heat energy leak at your home or finding your lost dog while taking a walk at night is really a tempting idea.

To my knowledge so called "night-vision" apps on smartphones are fake apps not really detecting infrared light to large amounts. CCD camera chips are sensitive to infrared light, but regular cameras prevent significant detection of infrared light using light filters. However, a Jolla phone other half could contain a CCD chip with infrared light detection enabled to create a true thermographic camera. Thermographic cameras use to be quite expensive and the design of such a camera for the Jolla other half has to consider image quality, precision of temperature measurement vs reasonable cost. But maybe there is a practical solution. To use the Jolla phone to detect a heat energy leak at your home or finding your lost dog while taking a walk at night is really a tempting idea.

To my knowledge so called "night-vision" apps on smartphones are fake apps not really detecting infrared light to large amounts. CCD camera chips are sensitive to infrared light, but regular cameras prevent significant detection of infrared light using light filters. However, a Jolla phone other half could contain a CCD chip with infrared light detection enabled to create a true thermographic camera. Thermographic cameras use to be quite expensive and the design of such a camera for the Jolla other half has to consider image quality, precision of temperature measurement vs reasonable cost. But maybe there is a practical solution. To use the Jolla phone to detect a heat energy leak at your home or finding your lost dog while taking a walk at night is really a tempting idea.

To my knowledge so called "night-vision" apps on smartphones are fake apps not really detecting infrared light to large amounts. CCD camera chips are sensitive to infrared light, but regular cameras prevent significant detection of infrared light using light filters. However, a Jolla phone other half could contain a CCD chip with infrared light detection enabled to create a true thermographic camera. Thermographic cameras use to be quite expensive and the design of such a camera for the Jolla other half has to consider image quality, precision of temperature measurement vs reasonable cost. But maybe there is a practical solution. To use the Jolla phone to detect a heat energy leak at your home or finding your lost dog while taking a walk at night is really a tempting idea.

To my knowledge so called "night-vision" apps on smartphones are fake apps not really detecting infrared light to large amounts. CCD camera chips are sensitive to infrared light, but regular cameras prevent significant detection of infrared light using light filters. However, a Jolla phone other half could contain a CCD chip with infrared light detection enabled to create a true thermographic camera. Thermographic cameras use to be quite expensive and the design of such a camera for the Jolla other half has to consider image quality, precision of temperature measurement vs reasonable cost. But maybe there is a practical solution. To use the Jolla phone to detect a heat energy leak at your home or finding your lost dog while taking a walk at night is really a tempting idea.