It is an essential feature ...Why is this not implemented directly?  

My guess would be competition with the XT2 and alike. The sensor resolutions are quite different, but both able to save temperature data.

Unicks Posted at 3-8 17:41
My guess would be competition with the XT2 and alike. The sensor resolutions are quite different, but both able to save temperature data.

Temperature data is a core feature of a thermal camera... the resolution sets the xt2 and others off, not the embedded temperature data.
If dji really pursue this approach I am disappointed once again...

If you want is possible to obtain some data https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... 220&pid=1788244

mxklt Posted at 3-9 01:27
Temperature data is a core feature of a thermal camera... the resolution sets the xt2 and others off, not the embedded temperature data.
If dji really pursue this approach I am disappointed once again...

I remember when the Lepton sensor was first available a few years ago, I managed to get a sample with documentation. I was quite amazed with the specifications because our sister company used large Flir systems on manned aircraft and was looking for a smaller cameras.

Then a few months later, there was a strap-on version to augment the crapple/iPhone cameras. I don't know where that company went, but it must have got someone at DJI thinking. As far as I was concerned, it was a toy at best.. delivering seemingly radiometric data with a low resolution sensor.

Sometimes you get "engineers" that are easily amazed by products and really don't see their actual usefulness or potential from the engineers that designed it. So that is probably why we have what looks like a Flir image without useful data. As with the phone phone version, there is no actual need for anything useful, just a toy that looks like something that could be useful and all the pretty colors that go with it. I actually remember people buying the phone versions were using them for questionable purposes anyway. For instance, getting the heat signature from retailer/banking PIN pads.. don't need thermal data for that ;-)

More data on the Lepton/Flir sensor can be found here.

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Blade slap Posted at 3-9 05:26
If you want is possible to obtain some data https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=182220&pid=1788244

Thanks for the answer!
How is it possible if no data is embedded, and what is the name of the software?

Unicks Posted at 3-9 08:25
I remember when the Lepton sensor was first available a few years ago, I managed to get a sample with documentation. I was quite amazed with the specifications because our sister company used large Flir systems on manned aircraft and was looking for a smaller cameras.

Then a few months later, there was a strap-on version to augment the crapple/iPhone cameras. I don't know where that company went, but it must have got someone at DJI thinking. As far as I was concerned, it was a toy at best.. delivering seemingly radiometric data with a low resolution sensor.

That could be, unfortunately, really a pity!
We need it for useful things, such as PV systems, etc.