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Dragon replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
For liquid cooling, you wouldn't immerse the sensor in liquid, but rather attach a thin liquid chamber to the back side (i.e. the...
EricN replied to the thread Canon’s disdain for APS-C users..
The title uses the word "distain." Common sense should tell you it's a business decision and if it were profitable enough for Canon to...
Ozarker replied to the thread Canon’s disdain for APS-C users..
"I meant only that Canon isn't allowing 3rd party lenses that would encroach on their own lens sales."
Read what you said reeeeeaaaal...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Sony Announces the Sony A7 V.
Your overall argument that the bottom of the market is eroding and cameras are moving upmarket is based on your assertion that MILC...
Richard CR replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
that's one heck of a failure. good thing it went boom at 4am when people weren't around.
Richard CR replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
That would make life considerably more difficult. From what I gather from Canon's patents on cooling, they want as low as possible the...
Uneternal replied to the thread The Coming Canon ‘Retro’ Camera to Use Latest 32.5MP Sensor.
I don't pay $45 for a 3 picture styles LOL.
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becceric replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
Wow! That's a pretty interesting look at procedure failure. The new things I get to see on the forums!
I should remember these images...
EverydayPhotographer replied to the thread The Coming Canon ‘Retro’ Camera to Use Latest 32.5MP Sensor.
It's funny that you mention that because I have been wondering how well a P or Canonet-styled retro Powershot might do given the...
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becceric replied to the thread Canon’s disdain for APS-C users..
The OP admitted to that rant, did not state a "Canon must or I switch" demand, and did in my mind seem to understand
that Canon made...
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mb66energy replied to the thread Why I’m Buying The R5C Instead Of The C50 (Or R6 Mark III).
If you have a forest or a street it would be fine to put the atmo in real time under the images. So just using a part of the audio ...
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scyrene replied to the thread Canon’s disdain for APS-C users..
With respect, the OP was hardly original in their position, and posting a rant on here, especially as its own thread is bound to attract...
AlanF replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
We have a thread for small animal images (https://www.canonrumors.com/forum/threads/small-mammals.37405/) as long as they are not too...
Walrus replied to the thread The Coming Canon ‘Retro’ Camera to Use Latest 32.5MP Sensor.
Yeah I also thought about the 28 STM as alternative to the 24 STM; but I'm totally guessing, maybe they'll give us just the 50 STM and...
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CJaurelius replied to the thread Sony Announces the Sony A7 V.
As usual you try to pick out one item and ignore the overall argument as it was more nuanced.
And I think the point I was making...
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David - Sydney replied to the thread StrHori RF 6mm f2.8 Circular Fisheye..
I have done a Sydney SBD architecture walkaround shoot. Handheld as I would need a tripod side extension to avoid the tripod legs...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
As long as it stays inside. LHe is also used to cool the coils in an MRI (an NMR with a bigger bore), like this 7 T / 30 cm bore magnet...
AlanF replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
As long as you keep it below 4.2K it's a liquid and lasts quite a while in a cryostat. And, you can add a Gifford-McMahon refrigerator...
Dragon replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
That would be He 😉. It is even sneakier than H2.
Dragon replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
Convenience be damned. Go for max DR. 🤣
Dragon replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
I never suggested that I know better than Canon developers. I just suggested that liquid cooling could a viable possibility (with some...
AlanF replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
We use liquid helium at 4.2K to cool our NMR coils. Might be a bit inconvenient for a camera sensor but should eliminate most of the...
Dragon replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
Graphene is useful in this context because of its anisotropic thermal behavior (over 100 times more lateral heat flow than vertical)...
Dragon replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
I was responding to your statement "Liquids are used to cool CPUs because those are better than air (!!!). But worse than solid metals"...
Dragon replied to the thread Canon Continues to Research Sensor Cooling.
Unless you have a river handy, the heat has to be eventually dissipated to air. Some metals have great conductivity, but typically, the...
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