How to simulate predator vision

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I am interested in simulating thermal vision akin to the Predator vision from the movies. First off as a filter on images and videos that could be uploaded and processed.

Secondly, would it be possible to actually use it through a phone's camera that actually recognizes temperature differences?

What I have tried:

I haven't tried much, but just thinking if it's theoretically possible.

Posted 17-Apr-19 7:29am

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Updated 17-Apr-19 7:43am

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BillW33 · Accepted Answer · 2019-04-17T07:43:00

Solution 1

Yes, there are infra-red cameras for phones and apps to use them See this link. You can do some Google research to find out what is already out there. You may be disappointed that the real thing doesn't look like a movie's special effects.

Posted 17-Apr-19 7:43am

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Updated 17-Apr-19 7:50am

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