Well, I see. I should point out that I have no clue as to how conductive
of heat are the internals of the Pentax cameras and how heat conductive
is the outer shell.
I was merely suggesting that if too many shots were shot and it
overheated, and somehow the sub-system that was supposed to notice that
malfunctioned, it could have lead to the described behavior - the camera
would take a shot, but down the imaging pipe it would refuse to write it
to card (which by the way is significant source of heat, if I am not
mistaken).
Never happened to any of my Pentax cameras, yet.
On 2/9/2014 6:15 PM, Aahz Maruch wrote:
On Sun, Feb 09, 2014, Boris Liberman wrote:
That sucks. Rob, can it possibly have to do with heat?
Considering that my similar experience with a K-5 II happened while I
was freezing outdoors in Alaska, I don't think so...
(Just to be clear, not literally freezing, although it was quite chilly
and windy.)
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