Sharp Imaging of all Objects in the Frame with Multifocus Function

The innovative Multifocus function allows all objects in the image scene to be depicted sharply.

VarioCAM® HD head und VarioCAM® HDx head

This function is particularly useful for lenses with a shallow depth of field and for non-planar measurement scenarios, where different areas of the test object lie at varying distances from the lens. This is often the case with microscope images.
The multifocus function employs advanced algorithms to merge several thermographic images captured at different focus settings into a single image in which all structures appear sharply defined. The result is a detailed and precise representation of the entire scene—without the need for multiple separate images. This significantly expands the range of applications for the infrared camera and enhances its ease of use.

These are the Benefits for Users Utilizing Multifocus Function

The practical benefits of the multifocus function are particularly evident in microthermographic analyses in electronics. As complex assemblies shrink while gaining in performance, precise troubleshooting becomes increasingly critical. With the VarioCAM® High Definition camera series from InfraTec, structures as small as 17 μm can be analysed. Using the ImageIR series with a microscope lens, even finer details can be examined (see FOV calculator). Thanks to the multifocus function, these structures remain consistently sharp across the entire thermal image, regardless of their distance from the lens, enabling highly accurate temperature measurements. This ensures results of the highest measurement precision for users.

Without Multifocus Function

Part of the thermal image in focus

Thermal image taken without EverSharp function

With Multifocus Function

Highest sharpness of detail of all object structures

Thermal image taken with EverSharp function

Bene­fits of Multifocus Function at a Glance

  • Faster analysis of an image scene due to sharply represented details

  • Compensation of varying object distances

  • Maximum optical resolution even when using lenses with a short depth of field

  • Avoidance of measurement errors due to unwanted visual effects (e.g. out of focus blurring)

Relevant Indus­tries & Applic­a­tions

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Further Glossary Items

MicroScan feature ImageIR

Micro­Scan Function

Quadruple Geometrical Resolution

By using a fast-rotating MicroScan wheel, the number of pixels used can be quadrupled compared to the native pixel count of the FPA detector, significantly improving image quality.

Thermal  cameras / infrared cameras from InfraTec

Infrared Thermography Theory - Physical Basics

Thermal Radiation, Black Body Radiator, Emissivity

Every body with a temperature above absolute zero (-273.15 °C) emits electromagnetic radiation. Infrared thermography utilises this phenomenon for temperature measurement

MicroScan feature ImageIR

Micro­Scan Function

Quadruple Geometrical Resolution

By using a fast-rotating MicroScan wheel, the number of pixels used can be quadrupled compared to the native pixel count of the FPA detector, significantly improving image quality.

Thermal  cameras / infrared cameras from InfraTec

Infrared Thermography Theory - Physical Basics

Thermal Radiation, Black Body Radiator, Emissivity

Every body with a temperature above absolute zero (-273.15 °C) emits electromagnetic radiation. Infrared thermography utilises this phenomenon for temperature measurement