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Originally Posted by jjjnettie
I can only go by my own camera, a Canon 550d. If the out side temperature is above 10C I won't even bother shooting deep sky. Once the internal temp gets above approx 25C, it's time to extend the interval between shots.
The manual that came with the camera will give you the safe working temperatures for your particular camera.
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Thanks jjjnettie
I will take a look at the manual and see when they suggest that the cooking process begins, I guess by then the image quality will be greatly compromised unless I want to submit it for an Abstract Art Exhibition
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Originally Posted by Screwdriverone
Hi Carlos,
I have a 1000D and it seems to get more dead pixels and hot pixels the longer I use it. As Jeanette says, anything above 10 deg C makes mine come out in a rash and red blotches are all over my subs. Hence my decision to build a cooler box for the DSLR, which gives me 8-10 degrees below ambient so far.
Check it out here for my pic using it on the weekend. My chip was reported by Backyard EOS at a stable 4 deg C for a full hour during 5 min subs at ISO 400.
32 deg C is HOT HOT HOT! What was your ambient temp at the time?
Cheers
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Thanks Chris, I didn't measure it but it felt like it was about 13C. Great DIY cooler, does it weigh much? Any spares on the assembly line
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