I was a little disappointed because the iPhone lasted longer but I'm sure Samsung is being very careful about their phones getting hot.
Filming outside in 100-degree heat, camera shut down because the phone was too hot after less than five minutes. It was mostly continuous filming. Got warning, camera stopped.
Switched over to an iPhone - it went almost 10 minutes and it shut down due to heat as well.
My GS8+ has the most minimal case I could possibly get. Just a thin plastic layer. The iPhone case was a little more substantial but nothing heavy duty.
I'm just curious now because I have never had a camera shut down like this. I've also filmed inside for quite a bit longer. How does using the camera generate excessive heat? Is it just because of the screen being on? Looks like Apple hasn't figured out how to handle it either.
Not a deal breaker. This is not something I do very often. Glad I know the limit now.
Filming outside in 100-degree heat, camera shut down because the phone was too hot after less than five minutes. It was mostly continuous filming. Got warning, camera stopped.
Switched over to an iPhone - it went almost 10 minutes and it shut down due to heat as well.
My GS8+ has the most minimal case I could possibly get. Just a thin plastic layer. The iPhone case was a little more substantial but nothing heavy duty.
I'm just curious now because I have never had a camera shut down like this. I've also filmed inside for quite a bit longer. How does using the camera generate excessive heat? Is it just because of the screen being on? Looks like Apple hasn't figured out how to handle it either.
Not a deal breaker. This is not something I do very often. Glad I know the limit now.
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