TOPIC: New/reNew'ed in the field

Jay,
I added your info onto my site as well.  On a side note: I'm very interested in Thermography for inspections.  I've looked at a few cameras but I have no idea what I really need, and the training is essential as well.  Tips?  I like your pricing page on your site.

Greg

Greg, here's your link:
www.denversbesthomeinspector.com/links/weblink/2

Go to the part of this message board (Search Engine Optimization, Links)and post the same info there and/or copy the links on my site and contact those guys, they were all good about adding me and responsive .

Dont make the mistake I did, I added quite a few guys assuming they would link me back and they did not. It took my wife and I a couple of hours to delete them when I found out they were not going to link me back. Now I wait till I see me as their link and then do them afterwards. 

(Jay, I finally got your first 3 letter thing.......clever! ,  only a seasoned infiltrator would know these kinds of codes)

Dave K. 

Zhai zhing round eyes...

Greg - I saw a post on the NACHI site by Nick Gromicko and he suggested the NACHI thermal imaging training.  I contacted John McKenna who is teaching the class and signed up for the Atlanta class in July (I have jury duty that same time, but am trying to get out...  wish me the best).  I took a website course produced by my camera company (RAZ-IR) which was very good.  I also fooled around with it a lot.  Figuring out the software might be easy for Dominic but not for me.  I think I have it mastered.  However, I have always wondered if I am stuck on stupid and doing wrong stuff.  In talking with John I think I might just take the class to see.  So I signed up.  I hope I can go.  Plus, it gets me "certification," at least the logo on my site...!

As to my website, thanks, but it is only 2 months old!  My pricing is as simple as I can make it.  I like the KISS principle - Keep it Sweet and Simple (I don't like to use the word stupid...).  I see some guys' sites and you need a degree from MIT to figure out pricing...

Jay, why do you need any software for an IR camera? Are you merging IR and non IR photos?

It's probably pretty basic stuff, but the software brings the images from the camera into a program that allows photo comparison (IR/non-IR, two IR's per page) along with a chart that describes the temperatures that are seen and a place for where the photo(s) are taken and what is being seen.  You can change the color palette, and basic stuff like client name, address and date and time.  The report that is generated is based on the number of images taken and described.  It is a very powerful report, definitive results and professionally "pretty."  Clients love it.  I had problems jumping between screens and bringing things up.  You know me...

I still haven't figured out, two years later, how to save just what I want to be able to migrate it out of the program and into my docs so I can email the report.  You know me...