>>16732069
"Thanks" slop GPT. But if you need mental clutches you shouldn't be discussing something, especially if you don't understand something as basic as "measure" =/= object being measured.

>This is not a low-grade CCTV or home camera.
You clearly know nothing about thermals. No thermal sensor is perfect, at very least you need some calibration matrix to normalize each pixel, and ideally the calibration will vary with the 'input'.

>blooming
Cameras are affected by far more than its optics, crosstalk is a serious problem in thermal cameras.
Pic rel to save time and show something more factual.
(b) is the real output
(c-e) post processed image that will add processing glitches

> by a small object over waves or trees ignores the engineering and purpose behind the sensor itself.
Lets see the Hubble ST...
https://i.imgur.com/1anqkGh.jpg