What is thermagraphy used to photograph?

Thermography is a technique that uses infrared imaging to capture and visualize heat-related images. This method detects the infrared energy emitted by objects (or surfaces), translating it into a visual format that displays temperature variations. The resulting images can reveal areas of heat loss, moisture intrusion, or other thermal anomalies that might indicate issues such as mold growth or insulation deficiencies.

In contrast, visible images are those that can be seen by the naked eye without specialized equipment, ultraviolet light images are specifically captured using UV light technology, and audio signals pertain to sound waves rather than any visual representation. Therefore, thermography's primary function centers around heat detection, making the identification of thermal issues an essential tool in mold assessment and other fields.