@lorendlowe wrote:I have a T5 I have used for videos for 2 years. I am aware it will shut down after 11 minutes. I am aware it will when its hot.
I am using a card supplied by Canon and has no issues.
Today for the first time ever, for no reason, in a cool space, it shuts off after a minute or two. Everything records fine, it just constantly turns off. One was 1 min 24 sec and the other was 1 min 46 sec. (I had already deleted 3 others about the same)
I re-formatted. I rechecked my settings (lowest HD setting)
And no, I didnt try to stuff film into it. I dont think everyone with a problem is an idiot.
Canon does not supply memory cards. Never has, AFAIK. If your camera can with a card, then it was supplied by the vendor.
Did you know that the camera displays a temperature warning on the LCD display when it is in Movie Mode? This icon is a dead giveaway that the image sensor is overheating. But, if it were overheating, then it would shut down and should stay that way until the image sensor cools down.
Try a new card. Try to stick to name brand cards, like Lexar or Sandisk. I've had bad luck with DNY thumb drives, so I have avoided their cards like like the plague. If you're shooting video, then you should spare cards on hand. Stick to 32GB, or less.
