Sony has updated 2.0 firmware for the a6300 (as well as others)
and apparently addresses overheating. https://esupport.sony.com/US/p/swu-d...&os_group_id=6
"Improves stability in picture shooting mode by optimizing temperature control (effects vary according to temperature)"
I wonder,, does this mean recording quality or settings will minutely change once the camera reaches a certain temperature? Such as shutter speed or bit rate?
Last edited by OldNoob; Jun 10 2017 at 12:43 AM.
a6300, a6000 , x700 wMD-1, Pentax k30, a580, a560 , a100 (stollen), 650si Date, 9000+MD90/BP90, XG-M, srTmcII,Nikon EM, Nikon N80, Hanimex Practica, Konica AutoreflexA, Ricoh KR5 super
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Thanks for sharing and it is possible the bit-rate will change, but I doubt it.... That would be unacceptable to a lot of folks
Jay
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Current Everyday Gear: Sony A7r, Sony Nex-6, 18-55mm, 55-210mm OSS Lens, 16mm f/2.8 Pancake, Rainbow Imagining MC/MD Lens Adapter w/ Minolta MD 50mm f/1.4 PG Rokkor Lens
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