We have updated our old Flir IR camera. It can unload the images in a standard format, such as jpg.
We have a lot of historical images that we would like to convert to a standard format, such as jpg or tif. Is there a simple way to do this?
The old camera was a Flir P695, the new one a Flir P620.

Hi there,
there is a Company in Florida called Grayess (www.grayess.com) that produces a software which can be used with virtually any IR camera on the market.
I suggest that you contact them.
Tom Murphy

Carson,
You could try an image file converter program like this:
www.irfanview.com

Walt

There is a *.img option in IrfanView. It says GEM Raster Format, though. Don't even know what that means. I thought the old FLIR img files were a proprietary 14-bit format since it had all that meta data in it.

Fluke, FLIR, NEC-Avio, Infrared Solutions, GSAT, Jenoptik, Raytek, Mikron, DIAS, Testo and AGEMA are all supported by the Grayess products.
I think they still offer a service whereby you can send them a sample of an old camera and a new camera image and they will show you what they can do.
That way, there is no risk for the buyer.
Tom

Carson,

Irfanview is a free download, so why not try it? You could E-mail me one image, and I will try to convert it for you.

Walt
w_f_strong@msn.com

Even within reporter 8.3, you can open and analyse your old img images without any problem. You can do this too with Quickreport. Within both of these programs you can convert them to standard bitmaps by right clicking them and selecting the save as option. Researcher will allow you to save them as standard JPEG. With all of these options you loose the radiometric data. But to be honest you dont need to convert them, you should still be able to use them.