“When taking video in 4K / 60 it over heated . Request you to take video in 720 . So what is the used of buying camera if we can not used the features. and switch display i am confused when you recording video we have to stop and switch and need to start”
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I never has to stop filming to switch cameras. I just double tapped the back screen when needed and keep the action rolling. Also I understand the heat thing you are referring to. But any consumer grade action camera or DSLR will have the issue with long sessions. The Osmo recommends 2.7k 60fps for best image stabilization. clarity and unit temp. Not sure why you would need to use 720 unless you are trying to make videos for small tablets or phones.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.What is the ambient temperature in your region? In my area right now (Southern U.S.), we're running over 90 sustained during the day. Because of the processing power needed to record all those pixels, I think you would need more than a $400 camera! One that could house heat sinks and maybe a fan/cooling system. These cameras were not designed to be invincible to temperature extremes. What you could consider is is buying a couple more and switching them out as they got hot. Doing that would be much cheaper than spending 1000's of $ on cameras designed to tolerate the heat systematically.
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