Hot Warning
Today is the first time I have seen the red flashing "Hot" warning in the LCD.
I had been shooting video & stills since before lunch and just before sunset the symbol starting flashing. Fortunately after 15 minutes in the shade it disappeared and I was back to work. Today we had shade temperatures of over 33C and 80-90% humidity so I suppose the warning was expected, anyway the camera continue to work faultlessly after its brief rest. Flickr Photo Download: "Hong Kong Wonderland"IMG_9270xw.jpg Bob |
Thats an amazing photo!! I was there once and saw hundreds of boats. One of the most mysterious sights I've seen.
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Thanks for sharing. I did not know the mkii came with a heat warning message.
We shot a 15 hour wedding recently and the camera held up ok and didn't feel hot at all (80% video, 20% photo). Were you shooting long sequences? |
The only time we have seen the over-temperature warning is when the camera & operator have both been wilting in direct blazing sunshine. I don't believe that over-heating will be a problem without direct sunlight even in temperatures over 30C/90F.
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Wow, that's a hell of a shot.
thanks for sharing Avey |
Thanks all for the comments, unfortunately Nigel our summer temperatures are over 30C day and night with humidity generally between 80-90%.
As a side note I have found that the Canon 17-40 f4.0 lens to suffer from aberasion wide open ( I hope it was only at wide open), it can be see in the lower left of this shot Flickr Photo Download: "Hong Kong" IMG_9072xw.jpg Bob |
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