I'm a happy owner. My primary reason for purchasing a TIC was for fault finding and evaluating my LED drivers' thermal paths.
Received 250 buck/boost LED drivers from my assembly house today (nominal 70W output capability from 10 - 30V DC input) and was testing them prior to shipping to one of my customers. Found one that was restarting due to over current limit trip.
Did a quick measure with a meter and found the output impedance was MUCH lower than it should be (60 ohms versus megaohms). Figured it was likely a faulty output cap (there's 4 in parallel).
So, took a thermal image with the board unpowered and then another after a couple of seconds. Very obvious which cap was at fault, removed it and replaced with a new one and fault gone. The removed cap shows about 60 ohms on the meter...
I did adjust the lens with my lens tool about 2/3 a turn CCW.
Attached pics: off.gif the driver quiescent and no power, on.gif after a couple of seconds powered up. The jpg shows the 'visible' view of the board for orientation purposes.
Great tool - especially as a M8 (Mike E8

or 'mate' )
cheers,
george.