Keep a thermal inspection’s original device output separate from edited or enhanced presentation copies, with a clear link between them. A polished image should not replace the evidence needed to understand how an inspection record was produced.
Create a small provenance record
| Record item | What to retain |
|---|---|
| Original output | The file produced by the supplied thermal app |
| Capture context | Asset identifier, date, device and relevant recorded settings |
| Edited copy | A separate filename or version linked to the original |
| Processing | Software and changes such as crop, annotations or contrast |
| Report destination | Which copy was included and who reviewed it |
Use the supplied app’s documented export options and preserve the original format where the workflow allows it. Do not describe a screenshot or a generic image export as a radiometric file unless the device and format are documented to provide that data. If original information cannot be retained, state that limit in the inspection record.
Keep presentation changes visible
An annotation can help readers locate the inspected item, but it should remain distinguishable from captured data. Keep any AI-assisted or other enhancement identifiable in the internal processing record and in disclosures required for the report. Do not manufacture a missing feature or temperature observation through editing.
The current P20 Pro listing confirms integrated thermal imaging with 5G connectivity; the R4 GT listing describes thermal imaging in a compact 4G phone. Those product descriptions do not establish an AI enhancement feature, raw-data export or a particular evidence-management format.
No capture, enhancement or export test is reported here. Read the enhancement-feature verification guide and ask Phonemax which original and export formats the supplied app supports before designing the reporting process.
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