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No, the Canon EOS R5 Isn’t Overheating When Shooting It in Stills Mode

No, the Canon EOS R5 Isn’t Overheating When Shooting It in Stills Mode

Posted on August 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

We’re clearing up some misinformation we’re seeing in Facebook groups, comments, on Instagram, etc. about the Canon EOS R5.

We’ve been seeing a lot of really stupid and wrong comments about the Canon EOS R5 across various platforms. All of it is in regard to overheating. Lots of YouTubers have been discovering the heating issues when shooting video across various formats. Admittedly, we haven’t tested it in video. First and foremost, we’re a photography website. Even when advertisers say that they want to promote video-based products on our website, I tell them that the audience is mostly a photo audience that probably barely, if ever, shoots video.
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