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Advice wanted: A7R IV landscape photographer jumping into A1 4K video

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Advice wanted: A7R IV landscape photographer jumping into A1 4K video

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  1. What I meant is that standard shuts off the camera when the surface gets hot not when the internals get hot
    The idea is that you don’t get slow burns handholding and put the camera on a tripod or cage
    Nobody would shoot long videos with this camera handheld especially as the stabilisation is quite average


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  2. What I meant is that standard shuts off the camera when the surface gets hot not when the internals get hot

    The idea is that you don’t get slow burns handholding and put the camera on a tripod or cage

    Nobody would shoot long videos with this camera handheld especially as the stabilisation is quite average

     

     

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    The guy that is confused always make me laugh

    This camera (if you don't have it you won't understand) has two temperature management settings. Standard and High. 

    When the camera is set to standard it monitors the surface not to go above a certain temperature that may create slow burns in your hands

    When it is set to High it is meant to be used in a tripod in this scenario it will stop when the internal temperature has reached 45C from my measurements

    No professional user would handhold this camera for 10 minutes becasue the IBIS is really average and the result would be shaky. A professional user or someone who has an idea about video will either have the camera on a tripod or in a housing (underwater case) or on a gimbal or in a cage and therefore the hands will not be in touch with the camera

    Hopefully you are less confused and I had to make the effort of explaining myself that did not add any value to me but hopefully added value to you

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