Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Well just thinking about this and I know each MF back company works at different ways to keep the sensor cool when operating. Let's leave it at that , they work as intended but my real question is this I live in a very hot climate actually 105 today tomorrow a 110 and yes folks it does get to a 120 degrees and folks will say it is a dry heat though. Total BS it is freaking hot, shade or not . But i do have a concern and that is my car which when left in the sun can get to about 160 degrees inside. Yes this is branding iron hot. How do these backs and sensors handle storage heat . What is the bake point at which they can get damaged and the second question is how to guard against it . I know we could use coolers and such but any other good idea's or not worry about this. Now i have been here 30 years and never a issue with any digital cam but I also been careful too.