The only reason to watercool a camera....
A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.
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The creator modifies a Canon EOS R5 camera to improve its passive heat dissipation, allowing for unlimited 8K video recording.
From the video
Answers: How do you fix the Canon R5 overheating issue?
- Canon EOS R5 overheating issues
- Water cooling computer components
- Custom copper heatsink fabrication
- Thermal imaging analysis
- 3D printing camera modifications
What it concludes
- The Canon EOS R5 overheats in video mode due to a poor internal thermal pathway rather than processor heat generation alone.
- Water cooling the processor allows the camera to record 8K video for over 4 hours without overheating.
- A custom-built internal copper heatsink and thermal pads enable unlimited 8K recording in normal ambient room temperatures.
- Canon's overheating limits appear to be timer-based rather than directly tied to internal temperatures.
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