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Not in my experience. I'm curious why you would you expect it to overheat?
by nicky0 4y ago
Not in my experience. I'm curious why you would you expect it to overheat?
- nextos 4y agoSome cameras are not designed to record HD video during long periods of time.
- jhgb 4y agoDoes it need to be recording? Perhaps you could just capture live HDMI output.
- DHPersonal 4y agoThis is a confusion of terms. By "recording" people can mean both writing data to the card and activating the sensor to receive information. The latter is what overheats a camera, and the process is the same for both sending data directly to HDMI or recording it to a card. Some older sensors on Canon digital SLRs would actually begin to burn themselves out just by having the screen display what the sensor was receiving (also known as "live view") for more than about 10 minutes.
- alar44 4y agoIf the camera wasn't designed for video the sensor can over heat as it takes power to drive it.