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Data record instr.infrared-camera.reflected-temperature

Verified 2026-10-27 Confidence: High

Reflected temperature is the radiation from the surroundings that a low-emissivity surface bounces into the camera; it is entered in the camera's settings, has less influence on high-emissivity surfaces, and can make a cool component appear hot or a warm one appear cold if it is not accounted for.

ProvenanceTeledyne FLIR article page supports data record instr.infrared-camera.reflected-temperature, which is cited on the entry Infrared camera.SOURCETeledyne FLIR article pageTeledyne FLIR article pageManufacturer pageDATA RECORDinstr.infrared-camera.reflected-temperatureinstr.infrared-camera.re..Verified 2026-10-27ENTRYInfrared cameraInfrared cameraNo revisions
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SourceTeledyne FLIR article pageManufacturer page
Data recordinstr.infrared-camera.reflected-temperatureVerified 2026-10-27
EntryInfrared cameraNo revisions
Subject
Infrared camera (Instrument classes)
Kind
Instrument fact
Source
Teledyne FLIR article page, web page edition, How Does Emissivity Affect Thermal Imaging?, Teledyne FLIR. Publisher page

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