Does a thermography camera measure temperature?

A thermography camera indeed measures temperature, particularly by detecting the infrared radiation emitted by objects and converting that data into thermal images. This process allows users to visualize temperature differences across a surface.

It's crucial to note that these cameras do not physically contact the object, making them non-invasive temperature measurement tools. They provide a relative temperature reading and translate thermal radiation into a visual representation, often displayed in color-coded formats indicating different temperature ranges.

On the subject of the other options, while some may reference specific capabilities or limitations of thermography cameras, the assertion that they do not measure temperature is fundamentally inaccurate. Such cameras can also measure more than just surface temperature and can read various temperature scales, not limited to Celsius. Thus, with this understanding, it is established that thermography cameras do, in fact, measure temperature.