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University of Montana Online Beekeeping Program
This overview was published in Bee Culture, September, 2016 -
Removing Bees - Infrared Cameras
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Removing Bees - Infrared Cameras
Brian's article includes comments about his use of IR for determining where a colony is at in the walls or ceiling of a building. -
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Infrared Cameras and Beekeeping - Part 1, December, 2015
Infrared cameras are starting to appear in tool kits. Is this technology for you? Is so, which camera? Don't buy a camera just because someone you know has one. Pick the right camera for your use. Be clear on what these tools can and can not do. We've published a series of articles ranging from the basics to high end, professional grade cameras to help you in your decision. All of these articles first appeared in Bee Culture from December, 2015 through May, 2016. This first article explains why... -
Infrared Cameras and Beekeeping - Part 2, February 2016
This article addresses the diversity of cameras available in 2016. Please note, the C2 series camera has not been upgraded in terms of resolution, the 2nd Generation Flir One has been upgraded. Therefore, for an entry level camera, I now recommend the 2nd Generation Flir One. -
Infrared Cameras and Beekeeping - Part 3, March 2016
This article starts a comparison of different price range model of professional grade FLIR cameras. These are the lower cost models. -
Infrared Cameras and Beekeeping - Part 4, May 2016
This article addresses the higher end, contractor and professional grade FLIR Cameras. The Research Grade cameras make these look like inexpensive toys. I doubt anyone needs anything more than a T series camera, and even that one is mainly a tool for research.
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