First, use the borescope to view the front horizontal line.
In this state, placing a cylindrical object like the one in the photo below does not allow the wall surface to be visible.
Place a cone mirror and then position the cylindrical object as described above.
It enables 360-degree (omnidirectional) capture as depicted in the lower photograph. However, the central area is significantly scaled down, limiting effective use to the outer periphery.。
■Field of View
Cone Lens Method | Fish-eye Field of View | |
The wall surface is visible | The front is seen broadly, with some of the wall surface visible as well. |
The borescope used for this observation is available at our company.
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