The issue seems that he'd left the live view on continuously, probably the heat from the camera constantly reading out from the sensor and the screen did it. Also, wasn't mentioned if he'd turned prefocus off or not. I think if it's on, the camera will constantly hunt for things to focus on, and additional processing means more heat generated.Hi, anyone experiencing overheating problem? There are some discussions in DPREVIEW on the overheating issue even while shooting still. I am putting on hold to buy the A6300 until the doubt is clear.
I went for a walkabout at bugis with the 6300 and it was a warm and humid day. Was there for maybe 40 minutes shooting on and off. Live view was off, screen set to the dslr-like info and settings display. Evf was manually turned off. The camera didn't get hot at all, only warm at best.
Given that the switch is so easily reachable, we could just turn it on to take shots, and then turn it off after. Takes about 2 seconds. I expect that would sharply decrease the heat generation. Sleep mode helps too, when walking around.
Wonder if the guys who are running into overheating issues are treating the 6300 like a dslr, just leave it on and walk around..
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