a good experiment would be to run the camera thru an application like APT. Apt writes the sensor temperature data as part of the image file name. one could write a script to set the exposure, ISO, aperture, WB, and record the time intervals it takes to run the script. one would be able to auto-document the temp ∆s for the duration of the script frame by frame real time. you could actually see if the Peltier Effect cools the camera down. you could even do long exposure testing. that would really heat things up.
just a thought.
Aug 11, 2020 at 09:59 PM
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