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Oh Yes, I forgot someone all right, Andrew Reid, how could I, thanks Andrew!!

I had to cut the 5th run of 17 short to 10 minutes, battery empty icon was flashing. Doing a 6th run with a fully charged LP-E6NH and letting the overheating timer crash and lock me out. Doing the JPEG immediately after. If it reaches 20 minutes, if it gives more we might surpass 100 minutes.
5th run also peaking at 62C. It's an all day 8K camera, people.

Probably because of the Hack that prompted Sony to stop playmemories..

Congrats on your new venture..!

If I owned an ARRI M18 I'd be bragging about using it in every IG post I make!
 

Late.

I have been a long-time follower of Roger's blog at Lens Rentals, which gives us not just a rare glimpse inside camera gear, but also an expert eye on construction quality, weather sealing and the repairability of it all when you drop it! To celebrate Roger's latest article I had the chance to put some questions his way, to dive into his thoughts on the 600mm, the potential for a 'universal' mirrorless mount and of course the EOS R5 overheating controversy.
Read the full blog post and interview here:
https://www.eoshd.com/news/an-interview-with-roger-cicala-of-lens-rentals-on-canon-rf-600mm-teardown-and-more/

Hello everyone, I'm Dilara and I'm student. I really like take amazing photos that is my hobi. 
I found this great forum and want to meet some good people,who know some tricks to take amazing macrophotography and take sunset and etc.
Thanks in advance! 

I have the C200 and it will do Canon RAW but I have shot everything from music videos to commercial work and never used the RAW capabilities. I do shoot literally everything in 4K because it gives you crop and recomposition options in post but I wouldn't recommend shooting RAW if you have never used that codec and it does sound like overkill for YouTube.  Two things I would not recommend doing for the first time on a paid shoot is using a gamma curve and a codec you have never used before.  I don't know what other codecs the FS5 offers but I can tell you that the 4:2:0 8 bit out of my C200 has been more than enough for everything I throw at it. For my workflow though I am very careful to get the WB correct in camera and control the highlights because it will fall apart in post if I got either of those wrong.
If you have never shot 4K I would definitely test that as well ahead of time mainly due to the data rates. Many SD cards can handle 1080P with no problem, but some cards can't handle the 4K data rates. Also, just  a personal thing, but I have never used an external recorder, to me its just more gear that can break, batteries can die, and that can be misconfigured.

yeah other youtuber show EOSHD, except Tony! What a leech!
 
 

Yeah, unfortunately video is the main traffic grabber nowadays 

Agreed 1,000 percent. The so-called cinematic look is 99% about lighting; the camera and lenses make a difference but it's minor in comparison. This video in particular drives the point home:
 

Internet is a real mess.

"Breaking news"
And people wonder why I take issue with so many YouTubers.

I have had about a week with the camera and seriously LOVE it! Totally sold on it. The footage out of this thing is incredible. 
 
 

I am not asking for myself, asking for a friend but is this the kind of eliminator you are not talking about?
 

I am absolutely not saying that someone who had an R5 could use a good old fashioned CR2032 battery eliminator in the camera then bring it out through the camera enabling them to provide a switchable power source to it to effectively remove/re-insert it without taking the camera apart each time they want to reset the recovery time.
I'm absolutely not saying that.
Someone else might say that.
But, just to be clear, I'm not saying that at all, OK?

"Math Class" on Baidu now has extensive infrared thermometer readings of the camera's mainboard with the back off, showing they correspond closely to the temperature reported in the EXIF data and don't rise above 64C. His next finding is that if you remove the internal battery it resets the so-called overheating limitations. So who is telling the truth now, Canon?
You can view the most recent findings here by the user "Math Class" (Google translated)
Read the full article on EOSHD:
https://www.eoshd.com/8k/removing-internal-battery-resets-eos-r5-overheat-timer-are-canons-pants-now-completely-down/

Just watched this and thought it was really interesting - I haven't seen this mentioned before anywhere.
I've played with editing to music and was never sure if I should put an edit on the nearest frame before or after the beat, but never thought about moving the edit point deliberately away from the audio queue.
It was an interesting aesthetic, even through YT compression.
What did you see?

I'm just tired of everybody saying
"Panasonic is stupid"
"Panasonic is arrogant"
"Panasonic doesnt understand how PDAF works and why is great"
"Panasonic thinks DfD is better than PDAF"
Ugg....Panasonuc being stuck without PDAF has NOTHING to do with that crap.
People also make this RIDUCULAS statement"
"Sony imaging and Sony Semiconductor are two SEPERATE companies.....and Semiconductor has ZERO concerns with the heath or competition if imaging'
I mean, this one guy told me "Semiconductor just wants to sell sensors, they don't care at all if Imaging dies or not"
Who believes that??? 

I imagine at this point that he's relieved to be running any test that doesn't involve a thermometer, a fridge or an oven.
 

TBH on the S1H I don't miss the AF now I'm used to it.

I went back to a C200 a while back, and I was trusting it was AF, and it was actually slightly out through the whole interview. Now I always do that in MF too.

The recovery time is totally bogus on Canon camera, that one should be totally removed!

you get banding with slog3 on 8bit