I fotgot to mention that when I had the camera on Sunday I spent a couple hours sitting in my backyard and shooting the feeder birds. Mostly testing precapture.
I started to get the flashing thermometer symbol indicating the camera was getting hot. Then a min or so later it had the thermometer with a rectangle of bars next to it...I assume these bars may fill up and then the camera would eventually shut off?? Not sure, I don't remember those bars before. Because it wasn't my camera I decided to not push it further. I took it inside, pulled out the very warm CFe-B card and let it cool for 20mins.
It was 25C out and I was sitting in the shade under my upper deck so no direct sun on the camera. I could feel the grip getting warm before the thermometer showed. I was using a Delkin Power 128GB CFe-B card which as I recall was one of the cooler running cards from the ssdreview.com tests. The card was certainly warm...not hot enough to not handle it when I took it out though. I had the extended heat warning setting turned on so would be getting a warning later than without that on (it is off by default on the new camera).
Anyways, just thought I'd put that out there for others to keep an eye on. I have no idea if the camera would have eventually shut off or just flashed the symbol and those bars at me indefinitely.
Sep 03, 2024 at 01:43 PM
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