Ben i B

I think the fact that the Canon overheats when recording internally could also mean that not oversampling is causing the heat but the compression. Cause that's the only thing the cam is not doing when recording to the Ninja V. Maybe there's a separate chip for H.265 encoding somewhere on the board that overheats quickly. But this would also not explain the long cool down times. But H.264 for example is meanwhile encoded by the GPU on computers and does not affect the CPU much.

Great work Andrew. If your findings are correct it might really be the cripple hammer and that would actually be so canon like. They lost me as a customer 2014 when I bought the the a7s and sold the 5d mk 2 and mk3. I thought Japanese companies have higher standards then this. Maybe somebody will do some harakiri these days...

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Wow. I thought they just did a bad job with this camera but if your findings are correct I’m really done with canon. Good there are some other Japanese companies we can rely on. Greetings from Neukölln ;)