Very informative video... I'm running into overheating issues with XT4 at 400 birate and it was constantly shutting down, especially at H265.

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Pal! wow,. I'm sorry to hear that. I really hope they really fix this down the road. I really love the output on the Fuji. I was very close to dumping all my Lumix GH5 for the X-T4. It was so close.

I just upgraded my XT1 to a used XH1 and noticed that it started heating up over the course of a photo walk. Thought there was something faulty about the unit, turns out I had continuous IBIS on. Although it's not ideal, it's good to know it's a common issue/disadvantage to fuji bodies with ibis.

Overheating is a great feature! Especially when you're shooting with cold temperatures! XD

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Actually that is a good point. Some cameras do end up freezing in the cold temps. You are on to something skyes

Quick question, when did your tests...did you flip out the screen to allow for heat to dissipate a little bit? I've found when doing that, it really helps out. Overall, with the tests you conducted, did you have the screen fully articulated on all 3 cameras? Or where they closed in?

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

All closed my friend. Maybe by lifting it up might tune down the temperatures. After hearing from other folks with the X-T4 during vlogging , shuts down within 20 mins outdoors with the screen flipped.

@HVRIS

4 жыл бұрын

the CameraVille thanks for getting back to me and damn. 20 mins? Bloody hell man. I made a video about sticking to the X-T3, guess my theory was right 🙆🏻‍♂️

Thank you for this excellent quality content! Quick and straight to the point! Seeing that you also use the X-T3, I have a question regarding the thermal warning / shut-off: Do you know what component mainly drives the warning/shut-off? (processor heat, battery or the sensor itself?) I recently did some overheating tests (held the camera at warning-temperature for 2 hours and brought it to shut off repeatedly without cool down) and am worried that the sensor might get damaged through that. I would really appreciate your answer

@theCameraVille

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yes! you will really damage your camera that way! I believe its a combination of all 3 but in my opinion .Its the processor in the camera that is doing the heating with the combination of the battery and the sensor warming up, it can cause a fusion of heat within the system and may damage your camera over time. Try not to do too many of these test! I notice some folks are reporting to me that they do see spots in their X-t30 and I know why now. I know Fuji don't make huge splashes like Canon or Sony when they over heat but overheating is something we should try to avoid. I am taking more closer look at my images from my Fuji after my test. If I do see spots , I will make a video on the effects of over heating.

@freaker1109

3 жыл бұрын

@@theCameraVille Thank you for your answer! Damn.. that sucks to read... I recently did some hot pixel tests (lenscap on, Long exposure noise reduction OFF, ISO 640, 5seconds, 10 seconds SS and definitely have some hot pixels (around 5) which are not visible when shooting faster SS. Do you think the amount at this SS is normal?

Making the camera bigger will not help that much cooling the sensor, as long as you don´t fill the additional space with a lot of heat conducting metal, which makes the whole system very heavy. A fan you mentioned in the video can be susceptible to dust and dirt. The problem with IBIS is that the sensor has to have space all around to move. So you can´t place it directly on a somewhat massive frame with good heat conduction. With a fixed sensor PC-like cooling solutions with heatpipes or vapor chambers are possible to distribute the heat more evenly.

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Im actually testing out some 4K temps on dslrs. Trust me, these cameras don't have good ventilation and the results are very interesting. But yes by making it bigger but still adding more stuff in the camera isn't good. There needs to be more of a general airflow in the camera. They could perhaps have filters in the system for vents. Actually, I would love to see how Lumix deal with the dust and dirt that could potentially get in. All in all, there needs to be some kind of solution for this to be a future flagship.

Do you think if we shoot in 1080p, in 30/60 fps, with some short clips at 120/240 fps , that we won't have heat issues.... I am looking to get the X-S10, but not sure I will immediately go to 4K resolution...if I do it will likely be for specific clips and not long durations.... but long talking segments I would think 1080p is going to be good enough... Don't think I am going to replace my failing Pentax with a new Pentax body.

@theCameraVille

3 жыл бұрын

You should be fine . Just dont go crazy with the 4k for too long. It will degrade your sensor.

I think Fuji should keep the X-T4 (and future 5) kinda where it is, but make the X-H2 a beast of a video shooter and still shooter

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

My thoughts as well. Maybe just leave it as it is, and put all the video function on the X-H2 for video. Sort of like how Lumix does their full frame camera.

Yes XT series is for photography purpose mainly. But the XT4 has very capable video features. And if we wanna expect a more video centric camera from Fuji, we need wait till they launch the XH2. Maybe it will like a Lumix S1H beast on APSC.

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Yup! Waiting on Xh-2. It will be nice. I wonder the features. If they do 120p 4K , Im going!

@yasirsr4455

4 жыл бұрын

the CameraVille Yes if Fuji give XH2 120p 4k with sound, more flowing with movement IBIS, more reliable autofocus, long record or unlimited record with better heat management, and dual native ISO,, it will be a dream camera for many video makers. 😁

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Yasir SR Im waiting on that and gh6. Then I will decide but its exciting times in mirrorless.

Li! preaching truth in times of fake news! good on you!

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sub! It is a problem that people need to know. Hopefully some of the solution that I suggest will help others. cheers!

My XT4 overheats taking photos, no just videos. That is terrible I just returned it on Best Buy, bought another one and have the same issue. I use it with the 16-80mm lens included in the camera. I just realized that is the battery heating up

@theCameraVille

2 жыл бұрын

Sammy, yup. I was also told some people disable the Ibis to ease the over heating but that will buy you only an extra few mins. But yea, Fuji is known to over heat and I also sold mines after.

Finally a person with scientific observations! I feel a lot of people shadow the truth because of their brand loyalty, purchase confirmation, etc. Thank you for this!

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Not a problem . This issue seem to be going on for some time. I just cant believe the X-t4 still has this problem. I wish it didn't or else I would had bought it right away. Lets hope x-t5 fix this issue. I do have other entry level a-psc camera, the Z50. I will do some testing for that camera and see.

After about 2 weeks of research and investigating. I took the plunge and purchased an XT200 + 18-55mm lens for listreaming to my account. I was worried about overheating, but I just tested 4K HDMI out into OBS, and managed to record 4+ hours on the XT200, without any overheating issues. The trick: flip out the screen, and then turn off the LCD (toggle the 'view mode' button). Problem solved

@theCameraVille

3 жыл бұрын

I didnt get any warning stmbols when my xt30 went up to 140f. I knew something was wrong so I measure the temps because its a compact system and it felt warm. On other brands its set to 120F for warning . Other brands like sony fix the a6300 overheating by removing the overheating warning temps🤦‍♂️ Good luck. Remember, circuit boards warps over time when too much heating is involved.

@sureshizzle

2 жыл бұрын

This dosen't work for me and I am trying to just stream in 1080p. I've tried so many things and the camera just keeps turning off while trying to stream through hdmi with cam link.

@theCameraVille

2 жыл бұрын

@@sureshizzle Yup. Its known to cut off due to the internal heat. I know several youtuber that complain about this

Hi, I recently bought Fujifilm Xt200, and yeah i got problem with overheating and really piss me off.. since you said remove the battery, sd card, let it cool off rest for few minutes right, do u find any new solution to settle this problem? what is your advice? shud i sell it? and what your recomandation? hope u reply my question, really need your opinion..thank you.

@theCameraVille

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Raine! You sound like me when I had the XT30. It was hot as anything. The camera internally was 140 F degree. I read that it is hot enough to extract oil from seeds. I said no more. I sold my unit, and moved on. The Fuji camera looks cool though. I love how it looks when I put on a manual lens / Fuji lens. I love how compact it was. The over heating though, gosh. I just didn't want to deal with it anymore. With the weather these days getting hot ( just had a heatwave here) . I said no more. I'm currently using Nikon Z cameras and I havent looked back. Slightly bigger but anything to remove that over heating.

@RaineChannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@theCameraVille ok so if i sell it, what camera shud i take?? ermm my budget same price like thefujifilm tx200 .. damn.. i hate the over heat... really dissapointed.. 😞

@theCameraVille

3 жыл бұрын

@@RaineChannel Before we talk about the body, What is your lens of choice?

@RaineChannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@theCameraVille im not sure.. im quiet newbie.. literally begiiner.. still learning to use a camera.. 😅

@RaineChannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@theCameraVille because usually recording use phonee.. so to have a good video, thats why i bought tx200 and the price i can affort.. but end up overheat..

The only thing I've found that works when my XT4 overheats is too strap an "gel ice pack" to the back. Yes, it sounds really stupid but otherwise you're basically screwed. I'm not even bringing my camera outside in the heat of the day, I shoot everything indoors. people should know that if you're doing mainly video the Fujifim xt4 is a poor choice. It's effectively non-usable in a pro setting because of the overheating problem. Unfortunately, the reviews I read (and saw on YT) did not mention overheating, so I bought the camera and now i've got a $2400 paperweight.

@theCameraVille

Жыл бұрын

Yup, the reason being is because if you mention negative things, the Fuji army will come at you. I had issue with fuji quite a bit. Same reason as yours ;(

What if you use the atomos 5 ninja ?

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

The Camera is still sending out the video signal to the unit of the Ninja atomos, which means the only thing that may be off during this is the screen of your camera and the sd card of your camera. Everything else is still running. With that said, you will probably over heat still.

what kind of card are u using?

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

extreme pro sandisk 256gb

If mirrorless cameras have to increase in size to avoid overheating, doesn't this defeat, at least in part, their purpose?!?! AFAIC, it's not an issue because I'm not into shooting video much. All these new cameras are so compact and loaded with stuff that, maybe, overheating should simply be considered the nature of the beast?!?! Is there a difference in temperatures whether you use a FF mirrorless or an APS-C mirrorless camera? Is 8K video really a necessity, is it a "need" or a "want" for most? Just asking. If some is good, more is better?

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Haha, Jean, that is the issue. There is 2 side of the coin, one side wants it all in a compact size, which we will get there one day. The other side wants it all but will let go the idea of compact size hehe. I never actually did a side by side with a APSC and a FULL frame but I believe the FF might be producing more heat. The sony A7 line up has increased in size drastically. Looking forward, I think Fuji will have to either make it bigger or separate their camera models. They make XH models the video centric video camera, less on the photo size. The XT-5 should remain the same size and continuing improving the IQ. I don't see myself needing anything more than 4K, so I will say yes 8 K is over kill; however, when I bought my first 4K camera 4 + years ago, people also said my 4K is over kill lol and 1080p is king lol. you cant win!

@d.edwardsfreelanceeditorvi4212

4 жыл бұрын

Yea people are spoiled now lol. We want a cinema camera in a photography camera. I think if you're a video shooter mainly Blackmagic may be the way to go as you get a cinema camera without some of these issues. But then some features like IBIS will be missing. Pros and cons on both sides.

Fuji will probably get it right eventually - maybe not until the X-T7 (just kidding, I hope), but they'll get there. If Sony can do it, anyone can ;) How are you finding the continuous AF and face tracking? Would really like to hear your thoughts in a future video.

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew! I actually have a video on that coming up. Im just planning how to present it. Will be interesting.

@AndrewSowerby

4 жыл бұрын

the CameraVille awesome :)

An iPhone has a sensor size slightly smaller than the Pentax Q, but can shoot 4K all day. No thermal issues. Maybe Pentax should introduce a 4K and 8K capable Pentax Q for video. Maybe it’s too crazy 😆

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

haha, right? I wish they did on the Pentax Q. Would be a great tiny setup. Heck I still have mine.

the best option is just shoot FHD and be contented with it.

also separate screen from the body

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

yea

Are you using the recommended memory cards? It actually makes a difference with regard to overheating. Use only a UHSll SanDisk memory card. Other brands are less reliable, or even junky, or are downright dangerous for your camera. Lexar cards? Not good - no way, PNY cards? Far worse. Solve your problem, and only use the cards recommended by Fuji.

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Scott Hullinger Doesnt matter. Others are also experiencing the over heating. Cheers.

@scotthullinger9955

4 жыл бұрын

@@theCameraVille - How many of those other people - and you - have actually used the recommended memory card? Have YOU? Is that a yes, or a no?

@scotthullinger9955

4 жыл бұрын

@@theCameraVille - Just answer the question: Are you using the correct memory card?

@readytochop2462

4 жыл бұрын

I use the Sandisk and it still gets hot

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

Scott Hullinger yup. and others already claimed it as well. It doesnt matter what card. It will over heat. Fujirumors even mentioned it. Cheers

My camera turns off after 50 seconds 4k 59fps 100mbs codec 265 Whit codec 264 it only records 5 minutes What is wrong whit my camera? It's brand new

@theCameraVille

2 жыл бұрын

I dont know what system you have.

@anthonyasmr1787

2 жыл бұрын

@@theCameraVille xt3

Why you are up against Fuji? Comparing a DSLR with mirror less is bogus totally. Try with Panasonic

@theCameraVille

4 жыл бұрын

? there was no dslr in the video.. .. also I am shooting on a lumix…. are you okay?

@mytravellinfo

4 жыл бұрын

@@theCameraVille Sorry man, even without watching the video I thought you were doing another Pentax vs Fuji comparison. I am sorry for my comment.