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<p>For the IR part, yes, but only a little bit of short wave IR, or, near IR.<br> For the thermal part, no. You'll need multiply sensors to capture light of different wavelengths. It's the spectrum that carries temperature information, not strength. <br> For the see through clothing, yes but with limitations. There must be a lot of available IR light to create strong IR reflection, a sunny noon will be best. And the target has to be very reflective, and the material of clothes also matters.<br> Above, my motorcycle.<br> Middle, my motorcycle and my t-shirt.<br> Bottom, my motorcycle, t-shirt, cellphone and IR filter.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi, Laurie,<br> I checked the website, very useful, although little luck, but I'll keep on looking for some other options.<br> <br />Lex,<br> VGA camera seems to be attractive. But I think I prefer phone with more recent sensor technologies and some basic smart features.</p> <p>Wouter,<br> Yes, I saw the ONE, and ONE MINI. Even though there's a MINI version, it's still too big to me.</p> <p>Thanks everyone.</p>

<p>Hi, guys.</p> <p>As a long time photography enthusiastic, I'm very NOT interested in most of those camera phones with tiny pixels.<br> I'm very satisfied with the 3.2MP camera on the Pantech P8000 that I've been using for two years.<br> I'm looking for a new phone with similar features: low MP, small in physical size, and QWERTY keyboard would be a plus.<br> Any inputs?</p> <p>Thanks<br> Dehuan</p>

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<p>My favorite, picked it up at a camera show for $10.<br /> Amazing, very high eye point.</p>