FLIR M364C-LR Thermal and Low Light HD Camera, 30 Hz A high-definition low light camera and one of the most advanced FLIR thermal imaging cores, the M364C and M364C-LR (Long Range) provide an elite level of awareness on the water. The system delivers elite awareness through advanced multispectral imaging and ensures a steady, clear view even in rough seas. M364C-LR (Long Range) version is designed for extended-range performance with high-definition low-light and thermal imaging, ideal for extended-range operations. M364C-LR includes more advanced optics or thermal core features than M364C that allow for better detection and identification of objects over greater distances. The M364C-LR is specifically tailored for users who need long-range detection and object recognition, making it especially useful for law enforcement, commercial vessels, or situations requiring heightened visibility in expansive water areas. This premium advanced maritime system features a high-definition low-light camera and one of the most cutting-edge FLIR thermal imaging cores. The MC36C provides exceptional situational awareness on the water, utilizing multispectral imaging to deliver exclusive FLIR Color Thermal Vision (CTV) technology. This technology blends visible light details with thermal imaging, creating an overlaid color-enhanced view that helps captains clearly identify navigation aids, vessels, and other critical objects in the thermal scene. With outstanding imaging performance, intelligent object recognition, and enhanced gyro-stabilization, the MC36C is an indispensable tool for law enforcement, commercial mariners, and serious recreational boaters alike. FLIR Color Thermal Vision Both M364C and M364C-LR contain a thermal imaging sensor and HD low light camera for high-performance multispectral imaging. The ability to capture thermal and visible-light detail allows Color Thermal Vision (CTV) technology to offer a more complete view of what lies ahead. Exclusive FLIR Color Thermal Vision blends visible camera details with a thermal image, overlaying vital color imagery that allows captains to positively identify navigation aids and other vessels within the thermal scene.