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Zenmuse XT 336x256 9Hz 9mm
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INTEGRATED THERMAL CAMERA
The DJI Zenmuse XT camera is developed by FLIR. It features highly sensitive (50 mK) infrared scanning at 640/30 fps or 336/30 fps depending on the camera model. This sensitivity allows for accurate temperature measurements, which is ideal for analysis and telemetry. Four lenses are available for both cameras to cover a variety of needs. The camera is stabilized by a custom-made DJI controllable gimbal, which allows for smooth and clear footage with the ability to rotate 360°.
PRECISE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT ON THE FULL SCREEN
The Zemnuse XT Advanced Radiometry camera allows for temperature measurements with twice the accuracy of the standard Zenmuse XT and is complemented by new features for analysis and recording. Simply tap anywhere on the screen to view the temperature of that spot, or make a selection to view the average, highest, and lowest temperatures and their locations. The camera can also be calibrated for even greater measurement accuracy by setting external parameters such as background temperature, ambient luminosity, and more. When photos are recorded in TIFF format, the temperature of each pixel can be saved for further processing and analysis. A temperature threshold for alarm can be set and automatically activated when the set temperature is measured. This option can facilitate and speed up rescue operations and inspections.
USES
See the invisible. FLIR cameras reveal details that are hidden from the naked eye by displaying even the smallest changes in temperature. This new view of the world can reveal damage to equipment or buildings, locate lost people, and more.
IMAGE ENHANCEMENT SOFTWARE
Infrared images require optimization to ensure maximum resolution and information capture. The Zenmuse XT features a range of FLIR-designed image enhancements including Digital Detail Enhancement™ (DDE); Smart Scene Optimization™ (SSO), which improves the display of extremes in bimodal scenes; Active Contrast Enhancemnt™ (ACE), which adjusts scene contrast to account for temperature differences; and Information Base HEQ™ (IBHEQ), which compresses complex image data to create the best quality images.
CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
The Zenmuse XT can be controlled entirely via the DJI Go app, which allows you to get a live view of the camera with low latency and instant access to key camera functions including:
Spot metering, center-point temperature metering
Digital zoom
Single-shot or interval shooting mode
Photo, video preview and download
Photo, video preview and download
A range of camera settings and parameters including:
- Palette, also known as Look-up Table (LUT)
- Scene, also known as Automatic Gain Correction (AGC)
- Region of Interest (ROI)
- Isotherm mode
SMOOTH, EFFICIENT
When used with Inspire 1 or Matrice 100, the Zenmuse XT can be in the air in seconds. The camera is integrated and allows full access to key features such as powerful Lightbridge image transmission (enabling HD transmission up to 5 km), automatic Point of Interest, Course, Home Lock, Follow Me modes, and the DJI SDK.
When used with the Inspire 1, working with the Zenmuse XT is incredibly fast, efficient, and convenient. When used with the Matrix 100, the Zenmuse XT can stay airborne for up to 35 minutes, making it ideal for larger surveys and particularly useful for rescue operations.
* Maximum flight time tested under ideal conditions in a quiet environment.
* Inspire 1: flight time depends on actual ambient conditions, maximum flight time 22 minutes filming was done while hovering, using TB48 battery and Zenmuse XT camera.
* M100: flight time depends on actual ambient conditions and take-off weight, maximum flight time 35 minutes filming was done while hovering, using two TB48D batteries, Zenmuse XT camera and no additional payload.