JoeJITSU Veteran Mar 6, 2015 #1 I'm shooting an event and after 30 minutes of recording it turns itself off. I look at my files and they are about 11.3 gb for each file before it turns off. I am using a PNY Card 64gb. Has anyone had this problem?
I'm shooting an event and after 30 minutes of recording it turns itself off. I look at my files and they are about 11.3 gb for each file before it turns off. I am using a PNY Card 64gb. Has anyone had this problem?
Samuel H Major Contributor Mar 6, 2015 #3 My guess: it stops recording because of the 29 minute limit, then it shuts off because of your standby limit configuration
My guess: it stops recording because of the 29 minute limit, then it shuts off because of your standby limit configuration
ReelWorksMedia Well-known member Mar 6, 2015 #4 Technically, Sony said that if it records anything past 29 minutes, your camera will burst into flames.
Technically, Sony said that if it records anything past 29 minutes, your camera will burst into flames.
Samuel H Major Contributor Mar 6, 2015 #5 Which is the kind of nonsense I'd rather not hear from a company I otherwise admire recently.
Demistate Veteran Mar 6, 2015 #6 The manual states that maximum recording time is 29 minutes and 59 seconds to keep the camera from overheating. Any other reason given is speculation on their part.
The manual states that maximum recording time is 29 minutes and 59 seconds to keep the camera from overheating. Any other reason given is speculation on their part.
Samuel H Major Contributor Mar 6, 2015 #7 One second more and they would have to pay higher import taxes in Europe. And the camera doesn't overheat at all. But it's overheating. #noway
One second more and they would have to pay higher import taxes in Europe. And the camera doesn't overheat at all. But it's overheating. #noway
ReelWorksMedia Well-known member Mar 6, 2015 #8 You have to admit...the tax thing just isn't as cool as potentially bursting into flames. 30 min and it goes nuclear is way more exciting.
You have to admit...the tax thing just isn't as cool as potentially bursting into flames. 30 min and it goes nuclear is way more exciting.
Samuel H Major Contributor Mar 7, 2015 #9 That's a good point... Nobody wants to buy a boring camera. "This one could kill you if we allowed it to record just one more second" sounds exciting.
That's a good point... Nobody wants to buy a boring camera. "This one could kill you if we allowed it to record just one more second" sounds exciting.
djosbun Active member Mar 9, 2015 #10 What is a 'Philip Bloom Certified Cinematographer'? Was it an online course you took??
Egg Born Son Veteran Mar 10, 2015 #11 djosbun said: What is a 'Philip Bloom Certified Cinematographer'? Was it an online course you took?? Click to expand... Haha. Something like that. Or not really.
djosbun said: What is a 'Philip Bloom Certified Cinematographer'? Was it an online course you took?? Click to expand... Haha. Something like that. Or not really.