⭐ New Update ! Solution Without Magnet : ua-cam.com/video/BLK6QcbWrX8/v-deo.html ⭐ 👉 *** Correction : Apology for the Inaccurate Information Regarding Tilta's Screen Closure. The 00:20 IG Reels were inaccurate. *** 🔺 * Note : This video only provides the idea, please do your own research before trying it yourself. 🔺 * Note : ZV-E1 Semiconductor's size has to be within 7cm * 4.8cm , otherwise it won't fit. Price will be different due to different product, size & country. 🔸 * Note : Idea means by using the Semiconductor cooling sistem to extend the recording time.
Thank you for testing this in a warm room. Most of your tests look to be at 30c or just below. It is hard to judge overheating when most other UA-cam tests are in rooms about 23c.
You cannot check temperature of reflective surface such as metal with such thermometer as reflectivity affects readings. You should put some tape on it and your results would be way more accurate. Im 100% sure it didnt reach 18C as it would need to have heat pump (like your fridge) to reach below ambient temperature. Its false reading caused by reflectivity. infrared light that comes from thermometer needs to hit surface and stop, not bounce back of shiny surface. It will be accurate on your skin, on tape, on wall, but not on shiny metal, shiny cars etc. Video is still very helpful and there is clearly difference in temperature, just point out this mistake :)
Thanks for the info. Since I want to shoot video in 1080p I'm hoping no need for any external fans. It still may be useful to get something like this...in case :)
When UA-camr completely not study for what they say. Tilta fan perfectly closing with the screen closed. I have 2. Also tests are inaccurate. And putting a magnet next to the sensor not the brightness idea . It may introduce extra noice to the sensor due to magnetic field. Well. For trying to engineer new solutions definitely a +
Is there some way to attach something similar to the bottom of the camera (using the tripod mount)? I have a Nikon camera that gets very warm, and wondering if this might be a possible solution.
It's nice to find a video on this, I've only really seen this mentioned for astrophotography things for some reason. I'm debating using a USB C PD board to access 12 volts from my 20,000 mAh Anker battery bank, to power a TEC1-12706 cooler attached to my ZV-E1. I just purchased the camera used, and I film exclusively outside in all weather conditions, run and gun style. I observed it overheating in under 20 minutes sitting in my 70 degree fahrenheit house recording at 4k 60fps 10 bit 422 200mbps, and it's got me worried that I purchased the wrong camera
Hey i wanted to buy viltrox ef-e ii adapter for the sony a6700, could you tell how is the autofocus performance now with the viltrox i saw your one video earlier in which it was giving problem with tamron 24-70 and 70-300 vc version , i want to is it still valid , plus which other lens have tested so far with it on sony body
Glad you ask, I did test the ef-e ii with a6700, and it didn't work. The AF stops when you hit the record bottom, not sure why. Hope this info helps you.
Does the magnet base you glued to the camera mark the screen? Do you have a great idea here but you would have to reassure people that what you put onto the camera the magnet won’t affect the screen. Maybe show a follow up video proving that doesn’t and people by end of this idea.
I belived it is called "Heat Transfer Magnetic Sticker". This is not magnet by itself, it only attracts magnet. If the magnet you put on the camera is too strong, might have some influence ( not sure ). So far, this one works ok to me.
Magnets don't effect flat panel(led,lcd,isp...) screen like they did CRT screens. "Shielded" magnets are a thing of the past. I'm not 100% on what it may do to other components, but the screen is def safe
I think you haven’t really watched the tiltas fan review, as it is able to be stowed in both configurations, with the screen out AND with the screen in.
i think you cut the magnet paper wrong you should have cut it to fit with the round part upward so it is equal with the fan to provide the best grip. That triggered me lol
⭐ New Update ! Solution Without Magnet : ua-cam.com/video/BLK6QcbWrX8/v-deo.html ⭐
👉 *** Correction : Apology for the Inaccurate Information Regarding Tilta's Screen Closure. The 00:20 IG Reels were inaccurate. ***
🔺 * Note : This video only provides the idea, please do your own research before trying it yourself.
🔺 * Note : ZV-E1 Semiconductor's size has to be within 7cm * 4.8cm , otherwise it won't fit. Price will be different due to different product, size & country.
🔸 * Note : Idea means by using the Semiconductor cooling sistem to extend the recording time.
Thank you for testing this in a warm room. Most of your tests look to be at 30c or just below. It is hard to judge overheating when most other UA-cam tests are in rooms about 23c.
It was really hot, I was sweating all over, and I needed to take a shower after finishing this video. 😂
Great video and I like your style of video you will grow quickly
Thank you 🥹
You cannot check temperature of reflective surface such as metal with such thermometer as reflectivity affects readings.
You should put some tape on it and your results would be way more accurate. Im 100% sure it didnt reach 18C as it would need to have heat pump (like your fridge) to reach below ambient temperature. Its false reading caused by reflectivity. infrared light that comes from thermometer needs to hit surface and stop, not bounce back of shiny surface. It will be accurate on your skin, on tape, on wall, but not on shiny metal, shiny cars etc.
Video is still very helpful and there is clearly difference in temperature, just point out this mistake :)
Thank you for your advice ☺️
Correct - can not go below ambient.
Thanks for the info. Since I want to shoot video in 1080p I'm hoping no need for any external fans. It still may be useful to get something like this...in case :)
Thank you. Would've been nice if you were able to measure fan noise.
When UA-camr completely not study for what they say. Tilta fan perfectly closing with the screen closed. I have 2. Also tests are inaccurate. And putting a magnet next to the sensor not the brightness idea . It may introduce extra noice to the sensor due to magnetic field. Well. For trying to engineer new solutions definitely a +
I see, thanks for the info.
From what I've read the magnet won't effect a mirrorless
Is there some way to attach something similar to the bottom of the camera (using the tripod mount)? I have a Nikon camera that gets very warm, and wondering if this might be a possible solution.
Can you give us a link to buy the 8$ cooling fan?
I bought it on Shopee shp.ee/374zsv4
( Kindly Reminder : For ZV-E1, you need to buy different shape of semiconductor cooling systems. )
is the semiconductor battery powered or do you have to plug it in?
hi, nice video. I also have a6700 and want to try your cooling solution. anyway, how you make your pov? it look really great
It's nice to find a video on this, I've only really seen this mentioned for astrophotography things for some reason.
I'm debating using a USB C PD board to access 12 volts from my 20,000 mAh Anker battery bank, to power a TEC1-12706 cooler attached to my ZV-E1. I just purchased the camera used, and I film exclusively outside in all weather conditions, run and gun style. I observed it overheating in under 20 minutes sitting in my 70 degree fahrenheit house recording at 4k 60fps 10 bit 422 200mbps, and it's got me worried that I purchased the wrong camera
Do you have the product link for the $8 semiconductor?
If you don't provide a link on what you are talking about, what's the point?
Hey i wanted to buy viltrox ef-e ii adapter for the sony a6700, could you tell how is the autofocus performance now with the viltrox i saw your one video earlier in which it was giving problem with tamron 24-70 and 70-300 vc version , i want to is it still valid , plus which other lens have tested so far with it on sony body
Glad you ask, I did test the ef-e ii with a6700, and it didn't work. The AF stops when you hit the record bottom, not sure why. Hope this info helps you.
@@After.Photographer thanks for letting me know me know , now my only option is metabones ultra speedbooster to play with 😉
What was the room temperature?
I've added in the description. Thanks for your kind reminder. ☺
Will the magnet damage the camera or anything?
I moved on, no more magnets 😌
ua-cam.com/video/BLK6QcbWrX8/v-deo.htmlsi=LOeS54HrKBIkS9BO
Where can I get such fan? What is it called?
Google iPhone cooler might help :)
Bro watched the fan fold up then 20 seconds later says the fan doesnt fold up? What
Would you link the item please?
You can search “iPhone cooler” in your country, otherwise the oversea shipment fee might be expensive.
Does the magnet base you glued to the camera mark the screen? Do you have a great idea here but you would have to reassure people that what you put onto the camera the magnet won’t affect the screen. Maybe show a follow up video proving that doesn’t and people by end of this idea.
I belived it is called "Heat Transfer Magnetic Sticker". This is not magnet by itself, it only attracts magnet. If the magnet you put on the camera is too strong, might have some influence ( not sure ). So far, this one works ok to me.
Magnets don't effect flat panel(led,lcd,isp...) screen like they did CRT screens. "Shielded" magnets are a thing of the past. I'm not 100% on what it may do to other components, but the screen is def safe
Is XAVC HS 4K 4:2:2 10bit. OK??
Yes, your answer is correct !
I think you haven’t really watched the tiltas fan review, as it is able to be stowed in both configurations, with the screen out AND with the screen in.
00:20 looks like the Tilta wasn't able to be closed, maybe I was misleading by this IG reels video. Thank you for the info update. 🫡
can you record nonstop without overheating?
FX30 might be a better choice
i think you cut the magnet paper wrong you should have cut it to fit with the round part upward so it is equal with the fan to provide the best grip. That triggered me lol
I moved on, magnet is the past 😌
ua-cam.com/video/BLK6QcbWrX8/v-deo.htmlsi=uO2ECqg80fjWkSoC
If you record 8bit video, zve1 never overheat. it free