HIKMICRO Analyzer on a Mac: what to do with HIKMICRO images

Like every thermal brand, HIKMICRO saves its radiometric data in its own encoding inside the image file. A generic viewer shows the coloured image; the temperatures need a decoder that understands HIKMICRO's format. Until another app supports it, that decoder is HIKMICRO's own software.

• The phone app. Fine for checking a few images and making a quick share, less so for a 60-image report.
• A Windows virtual machine running HIKMICRO's desktop analyser on the Mac.
• On-camera reports, on models that support them, for simple jobs.

HIKMICRO is on HeatDeck's format list and marked coming soon until the reader handles the files reliably. When it ships, HIKMICRO images open in the same batch as FLIR and InfiRay / Topdon files, with the temperature under the cursor, spot, box and line tools, emissivity correction, a shared palette and a single PDF report. That matters most for teams where the subcontractor's camera isn't the same brand as yours.