I have an iPad Air (4). Many years ago, when I had the first iPad series, I used it to take thermal images from inside my home, to see if I had air leaks. I cannot find that function on this current iPad. Can anyone direct me to the correct setting/app/?
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iPads have never had the ability to take thermal images. The first iPad series didn't have cameras at all. Even the current iPads with LIDar sensors and cameras much more sophistcated than earlier iPads can't do that. You would need a external sensor such as the TOPDON TC002C, Thermal Master P3, or FLIR One connect to the iPad and use dedicated apps to display, measure, and record thermal data.
Apps that claim to be "thermal" without a hardware attachment are merely applying color filters, not measuring temperature.
iPads have never had the ability to take thermal images. The first iPad series didn't have cameras at all. Even the current iPads with LIDar sensors and cameras much more sophistcated than earlier iPads can't do that. You would need a external sensor such as the TOPDON TC002C, Thermal Master P3, or FLIR One connect to the iPad and use dedicated apps to display, measure, and record thermal data.
Apps that claim to be "thermal" without a hardware attachment are merely applying color filters, not measuring temperature.
That feature is not available on the iPad as is. But if you search the App Store for "thermal imaging," you will find several apps. Check the ratings and make sure you understand the cost and if there is any.
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Where is the thermal imaging function on iPad Air (4)?
