Palettes contain the correspondence between image temperature and color. The Client displays different colors according to the selected palette and image temperature. Selecting a proper palette can provide more image details.
In palette tool on the right of the thermal image, click Palettes field on the top to show Palette Settings panel. Hover your mouse to a palette type in the list to preview the effect. Click on a palette type to save the change.
The Client supports multiple built-in palettes and one custom palette. For the custom palette, the client can read it from a thermal image or from an independent palette file (*.gpl).
Import an independent palette file (*.gpl) through the Add on the top right of the palette list. The new palette is displayed on the top of the list with the name From File. Thermal images in the task list can use the palette.
If the original thermal image/video has non-built-in palette type, the software is able to read the type and display it on top of the list with the name From Image. The from-image palette is not available for other images and videos in the task list.
Reversing a palette is to inverse the colors corresponding to high-temperature and low-temperature in palettes. For example, the high-temperature area displays white and the low-temperature area displays black after selecting the White Hot palette. When you set the reverse temperature scale, the high-temperature area displays black hot and the low-temperature area displays white hot.
Check Reverse at the top left of the palette list to use the function.