That table is a Canon
That table is a Canon separate release to I believe Canon UK.
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Teardown: The Canon EOS R5 gets an autopsy
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When I have my CFExpress card in the reader connected to my computer, even without accessing the drive, it's ridiculously HOT to the touch after just a few minutes.
Now I know these are really high performing cards but this seems like a major issue in the industry's choice of using CFExpress.
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I don't find anything unusual. Tiny heatsink with thermal pads. That's about all one can do. The heat has to dissipate however. Without a fan, it doesn't matter how much heat sink or thermal padding one has, that heat has to go somewhere else. Or the camera will be a little oven if allowed to video continuously and write to a card. With a fan and no vent it would be similar to a little air fryer. Simple. Not rocket science. Oh and let's not talk about Sony. Their camera gets well over 129 F at times also. Sony just merely bypasses the operating threshold with it's Auto Temp (HIGH) setting. Nothing new here. Plan your work accordingling or use a main camera for continuous recording if one doesn't want to use an Atomos V. A Cine camera. If one is doing extensive video recording why not have an external recorder anyhow? They aren't that expensive. The drives are like $65 to $99.
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There are over 900 pages....how am i to know which page, lol
"the table similar to this DPR table is what is now gone" The similar content of the table, not the color of the table, is missing now.
Also, the recovery time table is missing now too.
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Did the camera "shut down"? From your description, no--it just wouldn't let you record video in the fancy modes.
But it was otherwise a perfectly usable hybrid camera at that point, as it would take some video and as many pictures as you want.
Him talking about "shutdown" is ludicrous, and you shouldn't have agreed with him.
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Oh and yes Admin, the SD card and CFexpress card electronics are continuosly powered up while in the card slots. They don't shut down or go into a powered down mode and then magically power themselves up like the LCD can do. Take one out and put your IF thermometer on one. You'll be surprised.
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That red table did NOT come from the manual. It was a Canon media alert. Here is the Canon Media Alert in PDF.There are over 900 pages....how am i to know which page, lol
"the table similar to this DPR table is what is now gone" The similar content of the table, not the color of the table, is missing now.
Also, the recovery time table is missing now too.
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My point was it hasn't been taken out because it was never in there. Why say stuff you can't back up? You are just making shit up because you are pissed and you hope somebody will listen to you, grow up, Canon aren't going to give you a camera because you think you have some legitimate gripe, you don't.There are over 900 pages....how am i to know which page, lol
"the table similar to this DPR table is what is now gone" The similar content of the table, not the color of the table, is missing now.
Also, the recovery time table is missing now too.
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No kidding. Re-READ WHAT I WROTE:
"the table similar to this DPR table is what is now gone" The similar content of the table, not the color of the table, is missing now.
Similar does not mean the EXACT table. It was a table that had pretty much the same content, maybe slightly different wording.
Example:
"You are not reading this carefully, which is why you do not understand this"
"If you do not read this carefully, you will not understand this "
SIMILAR:
adjective
- resembling without being identical.
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Do you have any proof whatsoever it, or something similar, was ever in any version of the manual?
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Well how am I to back it up when it's not there anymore. Why would I be making shit up when it was someone else who noticed it missing 1st not me. Don't now why you're so pissed off and decided to attack me for no good reason. gee wiz
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Admin: Can you please republish this PDF Canon USA Media Alert
CanonU.S.A.,Inc.MediaAlert
It was a Canon Media Alert not from a manual. LOL. However the Canon USA site page is down. Here's the entire media alert in pdf form
CanonU.S.A.,Inc.MediaAlert
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With a magnesium body why not run heat pipes to the body itself and use it as a massive heatsink. I have been thinking also you could use the battery compartment as an air chamber with the grip, there are many ways to create a body that dissipates heat.
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Woke up to hysterical ranting in some parts.. decided to come here.
I wrote up my thoughts on all this. I don't think it's as simple as some are attempting to make it out to be.
I wrote up my thoughts on all this. I don't think it's as simple as some are attempting to make it out to be.
Chinese engineer updates the EOS R5
In a Baidu post, a Chinese engineer takes apart an EOS R5 and finds some curious problems with heat management. From the images, the CPU and memory, while they get hot, do not have a direct path to the magnesium shell from the top as there is a daughterboard sitting in between the path. While...
www.canonnews.com
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For those that need the Canon U.S.A. Inc. Media Alert with the Overheating times heres the pdf file. Don't forget to use your IR thermometer or FLIR and measure the camera temps. Don't just simply let the camera reach 104 F and wonder why the times don't match any of the tables. And that includes the cards.
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