I've been planning to get a USB-C thermal camera for a while now, mostly just waiting for a good enough reason (or a good sale). With some of the new even cheaper thermal cams like the "Tooltop T7" and "T5", is the Infiray P2 Pro still worth it?
The P2 Pro seems to start around US$224 without or US$262 with a macro lens, while a Tooltop T5 (fixed macro) is US$146, and the T7 (normal lens) is US$127. Considering they all qualify for free shipping, this means I could get both the T5 and the T7 for practically the same price as a P2 Pro with lens! But of course it would be nicer to save half of that, so I'm wondering how usable a macro thermal camera is at somewhat longer distances (think 50cm or something)... Or if I should just try to get a macro lens and 3D print a little adapter for a non-macro camera?