Patrick Tresch
Well-known member
Non sync sound is less a problem keeping the camera at constant heat as you could dial a lower Temp like 55C° and the camera fan would do the rest of the job to get it to target. In this case, the fan will work much more as if you set it to 65C° but it's easier if you go from 10C° to 35C° outdoor temp to stay at 55C° target temp.
If I shoot at -5C° I would probably balck shade at 45C° but I usually shoot with a black shade performed at 65C° as I'm more working interiors at 21-25C°. I do sometimes block the top fan to help the camera heat up, if I have to jump from cold exteriors to warm interiors, I usually use some tissue that lets the air pass and take it off when not needed anymore.
Pat
If I shoot at -5C° I would probably balck shade at 45C° but I usually shoot with a black shade performed at 65C° as I'm more working interiors at 21-25C°. I do sometimes block the top fan to help the camera heat up, if I have to jump from cold exteriors to warm interiors, I usually use some tissue that lets the air pass and take it off when not needed anymore.
Pat
