F23/35 Fan Speeds and filming at high altitude

[Mike Krumlauf]

So as most of you know i've been living in Denver Colorado the past year which is a mile high above sea level... my f23 kit has been working just fine at the auto fan speed here in Denver, but, I am taking a vacation to Aspen for a few days beginning tomorrow and Im wanting to bring my camera to get some shots of the town and mountains and considering Aspen rests a few thousand feet higher, should I leave the fans on my camera on auto or throw them into max? Has anyone shot with these cameras high up?

 

[helweg]

Aspen will be reasonably cold even at this time of year right?
I would think that auto would be fine and at least the cam will run them up to full if for some reason it needs to.
Full speed would bug me after a while, hell even low speed bugs me!

 

[NorBro]

Most of the United States averages between 65-75+° around this time of the year.

Only at night the temperatures drop in certain parts depending on the climate (like the NW), but it's rare any state drops lower than 50° this month besides maybe at like 4am in the morning on a random day.

 

[Mike Krumlauf]

Most of the United States averages between 65-75+° around this time of the year.

Only at night the temperatures drop in certain parts depending on the climate (like the NW), but it's rare any state drops lower than 50° this month besides maybe at like 4am in the morning on a random day.

right now in aspen its averg 80 in the day and 52 at night. back home in denver we have been having a heat waves to the near 100s everyday.. granted, i just decided to leave my camera at home and on hot days like in denver i never take it outside just to be safe.