Quick update! I've been doing more testing and if the camera is in single point autofocus (or manual focus) instead of face/animal AF it DOES NOT OVERHEAT at all with this mod. Still have to do more tests to verify but it's great news!
I've been curious since originally watching this video as to the long term effects of this mod on the stability of the camera. Specifically I was wondering about the large ribbon cable coming from the sensor, and if the heat from the heatsink passing so closely to it has had any physical affect on the ribbon cable, or in any other negative/unforeseen impact. Overall this was such a cool fix, and seemed like something Canon themselves should have addressed. I'm curious why they didn't. Thank you for what you do.
"This morning when I went into the studio I noticed that the lights flickered a bit, so I had my tea and then drove down the road to the local power station, where I rebuilt their nuclear reactor to better manage its power output. Then back home for lunch, and no annoying flicker!"
He isn't RUclips. He is a seperate man doing work seperately on this platform. What we can say is, this is the best content in RUclips. That would be accurate.
Who would win? A whole orchestra of Canon engineers (bottlenecked by the corporate team trying to separate their mirrorless line from cinema line) or one British boi making RUclips videos?
Your content satisfies my thirst for educational entertainment to the point that 20 minutes doesn't feel like 20 minutes and ads don't feel intrusive and annoying. Thank you very much.
im a mechanical engineer myself and a very VERY DIY oriented neurodivergent dude, and I recognize I wouldn't even come close to this guy's approach to things
The decisions from bean counters often override the decisions of engineers. Sometimes it's for dumb shit, like saving four cents by using cheap shitty Chinese capacitors that will die frequently.
They do that on purpose, so their cheaper product lines dont compete with their more expensive ones. They do that with many other cameras too and they also just remove tools like big crop and no eye tracking in the 4k video mode with the canon m50.
I think they really should collaborate on a project. Matt has some really interesting and cool projects and I'm guessing LTT has much more versatile hardware for building things.
@@meh6513 Do people actually buy the original accessories? I thought most just bought other brands which are either cheaper or better. Except for the chestmount maybe. Gopro nailed the Chesty.
@@LuLeBe I buy a lot of go-pro accessories cause I know they are trust worthy/good enough and IK they will 100% fit + good support if something is wrong
The fact that you were able to make the mod and still close it just fine is surprising and amazing. I could see Canon implementing something similar in a revision.
@@rhalfik yeah I doubt that canon engineers are that dumb, if they wanted they could easily prevented overheating altogether but management demanded a better product segmentation so that they don't cannibalize their cinema lineup and since their other cameras won't go away, they won't fix that in any future revisions
So the part he fabricated out of copper by hand would actually be a rather expensive part in a 'at scale' manufacturing environment (relevant to the punched aluminum part) sinc it would require CNC or a large press die and the part is made from copper. His point about heat pipes is totally legitimate and 100% a good practical manufacturing solution. The reality, as many have pointed out, is that Canon is making engineer decisions about the product based on buisness decisions regarding higher end lines. This is ultimately costing them since it's resulting in them creating an inferior product that ultimately is loosing out to less confined manufacturers. This likely speaks to why they didn't pursue a better cooling solution since it would have resulted in a higher MSRP, or the bill if materials (BOM) cost eating into margins and thus seem like a poor buisness choice, rather than a smart product choice. I've looked over a lot of camera, and various other sensor teardowns and one thing I've noticed about Canon is they tend to gimp there product in software on purpose to cause stratification. That or they skip out on a relatively inexpensive component and loose a feature because it means they can make a higher end version that has sed feature. This worked just fine when Canon was the only game in town, but the reality is they're not that competitive of a product and I don't think they're worth the price. There still good imaging devices, and once you cross a particular price point they're totally legit, however that price point is moving further and further away from the consumer/prosumer budgets. I haven't bought any L mount glass amd still have Canon mount EF lenses but I'm unlikely to buy a Canon camera body any time soon, unless they rework there buisness strategies.
@@MorRobots While I won't say you are wrong, its also about goals. Its really supposed to be a stills camera, that can sort of do other things. So being as light as you can make it in budget was probably the highest priority. That copper is going to add some mass, which you probably don't want as a still camera.
I’d blame management for this whole stuff up, I’m pretty sure the engineers did the simulations for the cooling and said that it’s not enough, but management forced them to do it like this anyway. All in the name of product segmentation and thin profit margins. (Not sure on the thin profit margins one though, correct me if these cameras are cheaper to produce than i think)
After reading "watercooled" and "camera" in the same sentence, I imagined you would do what Linus did, to that poor RED camera, in a more sophisticated and well thought manner. After seeing that the watercooling was used only as a "proof of concept" I was surprised And when you ended up designing a new thermal solution, better than the entire R&D department of Canon could, I was just shocked!! Two thumbs up!!!! excellent work!!!
What a great mod. Even without the water you basically unbroke the camera. 40 min is perfectly usable in most use cases. I can't believe the pad contact they used, good on you for revealing poor manufacturing and software implementations on an otherwise good looking product. Hopefully this drives companies to fix such simple things like better engineering in crucial areas on launch.
Hihi just my thoughts too ! Only i would , ad a aluminum or copper/ magnesium backplate aswell . Thats why panasonics weight so heavy ! Its all metal in/ outside . Grtzz johny geerts
Don't understand why they didn't make the rear shell metal and use it as a massive passive heatsink, clearly your awesome (!) prototype proof of concept is along the same line. Seems like it's marketing/product line separation artificially crippling the retail design for the good of the retail channels... The engineering team must be so frustrated with this design deficiency.
i love how simplisafe tries to ask matt to advertise their product when matt can simply build a working cctv system out of old laptops but still, thanks to simplisafe for funding our favourite boi
Don't get me wrong, Open Source is great, but isn't accountable. If your homemade security system fails or there's a bug, that's on you to fix. If Simplisafe's systems fail / you need assistance, you can hold them accountable.
FAQ Time! Leave any questions here and I'll update this comment with the answers :) hope you guys enjoy the vid! Q: Is there any room for improvement here? A: Absolutely! My solution is very ‘homemade’ and the copper plate could be milled to match the back of the camera and interfaced to it with thermal compound. It may be possible to get it recording in an unlimited way with just a few tweaks, not requiring an external fan. Q: Will you provide these in kit form? Or a service? A: Possibly, depending on demand. Q: Will the fan ruin the audio quality? A: It’s pretty quiet so not necessarily. If you’re filming with this in 8k you’re likely going to be using external microphones anyway (the internal one is only mono, remarkably) Q: How did you finance this project? A: The funds for my projects usually comes from the sponsors I have (Simplisafe in this case) and the kind folk who are supporting me on Patreon. Q: How did you get the floating camera shots? A: I just put it on top of a tall drinking glass and masked it out using the last frame (I was moving the glass around with my hand) Q: Can you spend a month without technology? A: Hell yeah… I love camping so would happily go for a month if I had the time. Q: How did you keep track of the screws? A: I just had a bit of paper with some double sided tape to put the screw heads on to with a little written note of where each one was from. Q: Why did you start making videos? A: I just wanted a place to log my homemade projects, honestly. Q: Sweater make please A: Lakeland!
Only this man has the guts to pull a 83-year-old company by its ear and teach how cameras can be made better. You have all my respect, sir! And like I have said earlier, you are the next best thing to God!
don't get me wrong he's a beast, but the company makes it on purpose not good enough... it's like saying Volkwagen Golf regular model and Gti ... they have to knowledge to make it fast, but then downgrade it for regular folks :)
@@g60force 4600€ camera and you can't record more than 20 min accumulative? I think they don't understand the worth of money. Okay thats not a cinema camera but man, just a simple change for recording at least 1 hour?
Those tweaks would increase price significantly. Guy on the video used high quality thermal paste and copper which both are extremely expensive. Nonetheless, its not like cannon shouldn't be blammed for selling a product which have such obvious thermal issues.
@@ibbad5555 dunno, but form what I've seen on the video it's not like there is no room for improvements. It's definitely possible to cool this camera down without adding too much to the price. However development costs may also be an issue.
Man you are just next level... I thought that you were critiquing the thermal pad placement without realising that they were probably mainly intended to cool those DRAM chips, because I did not expect you to also have a detailed understanding of specialised computer components. But you do, as you proof later in the video, when also cooling them, in addition to the CPU! Your general knowledge is just amazing
So... a 10 cent piece of copper and some proper thermal paste fixes 98% of the overheating issue?!?! Can't believe Canon screwed that up. Adding this type of active cooling to a battery grip would be so easy for them to do, and like you said, sell it for $400. You should patent that piece of copper and sell it as a kit for all R5 users. I'd buy one.
It would not surprise me to see this in an R5 II. As ridiculous as it is that Canon didn't fix this in advance, it could be pure marketing to leave some room for improvement. Because apart from the overheating problem (which really isn't that big of a deal for the vast majority of users) it doesn't seem to be much to improve here from a practical point of view. Just my two cents.
you don't even need active cooling, just have a "heat window" out of copper on the outside of the camera somewhere. people would pay a 1000 extra for limitless recording, and it would also look pretty cool. it would be warm though
The amount of faith you have that it wasn’t done intentionally is astounding. Basic electronics design always includes thermal management - this level of negligence is intentional.
Canon probably designed it like this on purpose, to limit the camera's abilities. This would cut into their cinema camera sales if it could record 8k for extended periods of time.
There's 2 issues with that statement. You don't know the different thermal designs the Cannon engineers considered before settling on the final design. As Matt said in the video, it's about priorities. Engineers have to consider feedback from the bean counters and often scale back design to meet cost constraints. Also, he probably didn't do it alone. Matt isn't the first person to upgrade the cooling of their high end camera. He most likely checked out what others have done and use that as a foundation for his own project.
This is brilliant. I was able to use a similar concept to get amazing performance out of home theater amplifiers by adding active cooling. Many of these cheap amplifiers are absolutely fantastic but highly limited thermally.
Haha, cheers Philip! Been following your work since the 5Dii days (you got me into using dslrs for video!) so it's nice to see you here. I agree 100% with your assessment so far in your review (part 1) and your last note hit a chord too - I didn't expect to like the R5 but I've fallen in love with it for both stills and video too. Good stuff!
@@DIYPerks do you think you could make a cooling device that cools the R5 AND also dispenses slush puppies? Raspberry of course! Perfect for summer filming 😃
@@DIYPerks Matt, I would love to have a very short bit on camera from you for part 2 that I am editing now, could we talk on email? Mine is mail@philipbloom.net thanks!
Bold of you to asume they didn't know what they're doing, it was probably directives trying to cut out as much as they could from the cost of the camera so they could sell it as "an affordable 8k Capable Video camera"
You are right, they do know exactly what they are doing. Pushing you to full frame first by killing their best selling system (M). And then making it just bad enough for filming so you also buy a C70. That's very smart marketing.
@@boudewijnj.m.kegels5198 absolutely hilarious. So great that you’re spreading the message of spelling a brand correctly. I’m almost sure you’ve been scrolling for the past hour for every comment that accident spelt it with double n. Grow up durkead
A bit late to the party but there is a safety regulation that calls for a limit to temperature rise on materials which end user touches, I think it is around 52-53C? Coupled with the fact that it should be fairly well sealed from dust etc (its not officially IP rated I assume but I guess dust in camera = dead), they wouldn't want to risk having any openings. Great video, and much more professional finish than I expected! thank you.
Unlimited recording times... SD Card: ArE YoU SuRe AboUT ThAT
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Canon may lift 30min limit on video and add an option to switch cards during recording. And then, they could even add some sane options for RAW recording, as current Canon RAW is taxing like hell and hard to work with. Thats what Sony did with A7S III...
You can probably output the video feed to a PC/laptop when you're in your studio and right into your editor bypassing the need to plug and copy files around... but yeah 8k files are huge anyway X )
The lack of cooling is coming from people dealing with finance and their bosses. People in finance will move and trick numbers, any way possible, so it looks like they're doing a good job. They and their bosses are the reason for almost every flaw in games, products, businesses. They fuck up so much, even in my own job.
Nicely done. I'm guessing you were prioritising keeping the camera as close to original as possible. If not; the thing that struck me was that you could cut a hole in the outer casing to expose the new metal. Potentially even with a low profile heatsink. That way you can potentially cool it entirely passively. I'm currently enjoying a cool 28 degree breeze late at night, with day time temperatures usually in the 30s or 40s. So am thinking about how far I'd need to go to make it viable for my use-cases.
You have balls!! Reminded me of JerryRigEverything and LinusTechTips wanted to do a combo project and DiyPerks did it for them.. I think Canon owes you a huge thank you and at least implement the copper heat sink design in their next revision. True engineering challenge and approach..nicely done.. Liked the video quality,editing, lighting, everything with this video..
@@nordic5490 R5 is a very inconsistent product, I never considered it for my company and wouldn't still consider it even after their firmware update. You can't even chose the chroma subsampling
Honestly, I Think This Guy Can Do Anything DIY!! I'm Speechless. I've Been Hooked To This Channel Since Past Two Days And Binge Watching... AND I'M LIKE JUST, WOW!
Market segmentation that's why, they don't want this competing with their dedicated video cameras. Canon has a history of crippling products for this exact reason.
lots of tech companies do this, it's by no means just Canon. It's basically industry standard practice to artificially cripple your consumer products so your enterprise customers have to pay the higher ticket you set, often with a hugely higher margin. My favorite example being Intel's hyperthreading, unlocked CPUs, and ECC memory support, all of which cost nothing to implement, they are features by default and disabled based on which tier they are binned into based upon other factors (such as functional number of cores, and amount of voltage it takes to hit a given clock speed). Core count reductions in down step chips may actually cost money, since it does at least take some tooling and time to remove badly behaving cores rather than just leaving them there but turning them off, but we cant have i3s that can be potentially unlocked into i7s like the old AMD phenom days now can we, especially if the clock speed was also left unlocked? I finally recycled it, but I had a phenom ii x2 that had 1 more functional core that could be unlocked on a motherboard with the option.
@@AmaraTheBarbarian Intel still uses hyper threading as product segmentation. For more then half a decade the only difference between an I5 and I7 was intel flipping a switch in some microcode and charging hundreds of dollars for it.
Yeah! It's designed with poor cooling, and has warnings built into the OSD! No heatpipes, no copper, no cooling paste.... put a circuit board on top...... so it LOOKS like they made a mistake, and is incredibly hard to fix for the user (no firmware hacks for instance)
A lot of the things seem pretty useful. Most are probably him finding something annoying and deciding to build something to fix it. Recording is just one extra step from what he would have already done.
actually u dont void ur warranty by taking it apart as long as ur not destroying or removing anything. Some companys still wont take the return but its illegal and u would win in court
@@r00kiet80 he replaced the metal plate but still, yeah, companies would rather leave you alone than* go to court, it's cheaper that way and the extra bonus of the customer paying them (companies) more if they frick up is just a win for them Edit: typo
@@r00kiet80 yeah, for most people. I think a lot of the stupid rules companies impose on themselves is because some idiot breaks their product, goes to court with the company for a stupid complaint, then company lost money even after winning the case. Then everyone has to face the consequences.
You know its screwed up when a firmware update fixes the overcooling timer (aka they already had a temperature sensor and decided not to use it so it would be more inconvenient)
I got to respect the fact that you actually managed to make a "hack fix" that still kept the camera in it's original form and made the 8K pretty much usable even without fan cooling. Great job!
Dumping heat through the mounting screw is a great idea. Awesome deep dive into this, and great job presenting your findings. Canon should pay you an R&D consulting fee and incorporate your ideas into their Mark ii version.
Such an amazing mod, achieving 30 minutes of recording with just a 5 minutes pause inbetween with the camera looking unmodified is such an amazing feat.
@@stm91 they set import taxes for some items imported from outside the EU. It's protectionism for EU manufacturers, although I can't actually think of any EU video camera manufacturers, so in this case it might have just been greed! Google "EU video camera tax". However it appears that that has come to an end in the last year or so.
My favorite thing about DIY Perks is just the amount of iterations he puts into projects! Call it perfectionism, but seeing the process of "Hmmm, I can make this even better" really opens up my imagination. Seriously, so dope
Canon please take note and pay this gentleman for his ingenuity! Perhaps a free camera for every new model that comes out rest of his life, he might just improve everyone of them..
Who would win? A whole orchestra of Canon engineers (bottlenecked by the corporate team trying to separate their mirrorless line from cinema line) or one British boi making RUclips videos?
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I would love to have a simplisafe camera for the door bell however it seems not able to connect to google nest home max to show to video of the door bell camera and also it seems that it is not well adapted to europe market (electricity, devices etc.), the web site of simplisafe does not have sites in other language than english unfortunately.
For the price point it’s amazing but I hope in the future cameras come with water blocks and internal cooling as this heat problem is just going to get worse over time as more powerful technology arrives, great video as always
WOW, just WOW... What you have been doing on this channel has been a huge inspiration for me (the invisible PC, improved camera...). You are amazing, keep up the GREAT work!
I think there's an XKCD article talking about if you spray water into the sun, it adds mass to it and makes the fusion reaction even stronger. You can't water-cool the sun, only water-power it.
As a potential customer of an R5, COVID delayed my purchase as I my business has been affected. Video is not really important as stills, but this is the first video I've come across that discusses the R5's heating issue beautifully. I can now see where Canon has made the engineering mistakes and the low-quality thermal management. I know there is a lot of technology going on here, but for what is essentially a $4K+ camera, I would have expected better of Canon to deal with this. Until COVID lifts and my photography business picks up, I can hope that an R5v2.0 or even the just announced R3 will do a better job. Excellent video. Well done!
Lol, An engineer my ... Only original work I could think of is that is wooden PC case. All others are just recreating other projects on that Russian channel or online forums.
Quick update! I've been doing more testing and if the camera is in single point autofocus (or manual focus) instead of face/animal AF it DOES NOT OVERHEAT at all with this mod. Still have to do more tests to verify but it's great news!
Nice!
That's awesome. Good job fixing their camera!
I've been curious since originally watching this video as to the long term effects of this mod on the stability of the camera. Specifically I was wondering about the large ribbon cable coming from the sensor, and if the heat from the heatsink passing so closely to it has had any physical affect on the ribbon cable, or in any other negative/unforeseen impact.
Overall this was such a cool fix, and seemed like something Canon themselves should have addressed. I'm curious why they didn't.
Thank you for what you do.
Do You mean It's not overheats without any cooling system? :O
Can we get more details on the copper plate? Like the exact dimensions so we can recreate it?
"This morning when I went into the studio I noticed that the lights flickered a bit, so I had my tea and then drove down the road to the local power station, where I rebuilt their nuclear reactor to better manage its power output. Then back home for lunch, and no annoying flicker!"
wow
back for lunch only haha
Yes!
I am reading this with Matt’s voice in my head
That actually sounds like Matt!
2:57 why are you bothering to use a heat gun? you could just turn it on and wait a few minutes!
Best comment so far 😄😄😄
because the heat gun had proper cooling. he was just intimidating the camera.
@@_ikako_ lol
no because the camera doesn't really get that hot haha, its just software stupid limitation
lmao
This is RUclips at its best. I loved this video! Turning a r5 into a c70 style body is just brilliant. Great video 🤘🏼
Better than C70 in almost everyway
He isn't RUclips. He is a seperate man doing work seperately on this platform. What we can say is, this is the best content in RUclips. That would be accurate.
@@MLeoM you dumb man? 🤔
@@Satysatonachair he is just accurate in honouring the guy instead of the marketing platform.
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Who would win? A whole orchestra of Canon engineers (bottlenecked by the corporate team trying to separate their mirrorless line from cinema line) or one British boi making RUclips videos?
It's a shame, really...
tbh canon should just leave mirrorless to sony and stick to dlsrs
Must be nice to have the money to risk opening a camera of that price... skill or not... this is something I couldn't afford to risk!
@@_ikako_ Why? Sony need the competition and canon know how to make good cameras.
@@thatwolffe3802 canon make good DSLRs but their mirrolesses are sub-par. And yes, the competition is good, but it doesn't seem to be motivating canon
Your content satisfies my thirst for educational entertainment to the point that 20 minutes doesn't feel like 20 minutes and ads don't feel intrusive and annoying. Thank you very much.
Lol, I realised that this video was 20 minutes after reading your comment 😂
@Tzuede Off the CuffAnd what's wrong with that?
someone hire a body guard for this man!
He can just install SimpliSafe
@@DonVitoCS2workshop lol, man, you definitely made my day!
Totally
Whos starting the Gofundme to pay for this bodyguard?
@@Outofthedust I don't know
As an old EE and product designer, I commend you on this project! Your step-by-step diagnosis approach AND implementation was spot-on. Bravo!
im a mechanical engineer myself and a very VERY DIY oriented neurodivergent dude, and I recognize I wouldn't even come close to this guy's approach to things
Linus: We water cooled a RED for giggles.
DIY Perks: We water cooled a canon mirrorless so it wouldn't start on fire.
me: putting a fan next to my pc so it doesnt catch on fire
Okay, Colin.
@@gsommerfeldt 😂
@Colin Johnson He's biased tho
Modders cringe at the way the manufacturers tried to "cool" it. Or not cool it, rather
That confidence to open up and modify a 4500€ camera.
The audacity of canon to cripple a 4500€ camera 😅
Maybe because he has a sponsor
Lol thats the easy part. Putting it back together though... what are all these extra screws and where did they come from BWHAHAHAHAHHHA
...and destroy all your warranty 😅
It's a business expense.
This guy is an international treasure .
We need to protect him at all cost ...
I love him so much, so generous and so intelligent!
We are going to make him a godfather.. welcome to the family
carefully, hes a hero
It's not like people are trying to attack him in the first place. Besides I'm sure he's fully equipt with biotech
DIY Perks: I water-cooled my camera...
LinusTechTips: We'll watch your career with great interest
Best comment
@@recker1130 best comment on the real best comment
LTT Ain't got nothin' on DIY
Linus tech tip did this type of water Cooling with red camera😂
Collab with ltt 👀
Leave it to a RUclipsr to solve a problem a billion-dollar company dropped the ball on. Cannon Should be ashamed.
They could at least have the plate made from copper...
@@PaulojnPereira then them cinema line will be in danger and they don’t want that
@Das Beast Modus exactly man
The decisions from bean counters often override the decisions of engineers.
Sometimes it's for dumb shit, like saving four cents by using cheap shitty Chinese capacitors that will die frequently.
do you seriously think that they were not aware of this?
Canon Executive-- "Matt Perks was able to fix this in a basement!! With a bunch of scraps!!"
Canon Engineer-- "I'm sorry... I'm not Matt Perks..."
Underrated (unless it gets 1k likes, if soo then it's cool)
ngl i have a slight execution that the engineer want to fix the problem but the executive stopped them on their path
ahahahahaah
i know i know i know and i remember from where u pick this line 😂😂😂Ironman
Ironman references
Absolute madman.
Outright slapping Canon in the face.
Called them to a duel and won.
this guy smiles so much he makes anti-depression pills obsolete.
Dude I was wondering why I was feeling good this morning! I watched his mic and speaker videos last night.
Damn, spreading positivity really is possible, which means I gotta take accountability for being absorbed in my own problems dammit
Puppies and kittens also makes anti-depressants obsolete
@@nathanlewis5682 yea
Yeh, smile others problems and your own gone too.
Canon engineers: "Write that down, WRITE THAT DOWN"
lol .... true though
And their resignations at the same time...
😂😂😂
lmao i can imagine that
They do that on purpose, so their cheaper product lines dont compete with their more expensive ones. They do that with many other cameras too and they also just remove tools like big crop and no eye tracking in the 4k video mode with the canon m50.
OMG. An entire global camera company cripples their product and you’re all, “Nah, that won’t do”. I would expect this to be featured by EOSHD soon.
It's Canon... Cripple Hammer is their middle name when it comes to their products!
Love ya!😊
it's on cined already...
www.cined.com/fixed-canon-eos-r5-overheating-solved-with-diy-internal-heatsink/
Hot tip - cameras are for taking pictures and camcorders are for recording videos.
@@kalliste23 tell Canon, they added video features and blabbed about it.
Me: dont have a camera
DIY perks: want to see me adding liquid cooling to this 8k camera?
Me: Yes.
yes you do, it's called your phone.
@@_ikako_ you know what the person meant
same
Hi5, same feeling 😂
@@_ikako_ A phone isn't a camera.
My guy is just casually taking apart a $4,000 camera! 😂
Wait until you see someone take apart and watercool a 100000k red magic
And then tossing it into the air at 15:34.
@@rakaboi its red or black magic. the fuck is a red magic?
@@hailgod1 a typo, It was a red 8k. i didn't even notice it but i will leave it there as a testament to my absent-mindedness.
yeah and i thought taking apart the ps5 was crazy lmao.
DIY perks: making water-cooling for camera
Linus from LTT: **heavy breathing**
I thought it was LTT video at first hahahaha
Matt managed it in one 20 minute video too
I think they really should collaborate on a project. Matt has some really interesting and cool projects and I'm guessing LTT has much more versatile hardware for building things.
Awesome, the overheating issues where the reason I didn't buy it.
You should totally sell a mod kit.
I love your videos🎥🎥🎥🎥 😚😀😀
Cool
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@@mallikhai same
I just was his comment
Still don't buy it; don't support these kinds of anticonsumer practices.
Necessity is the mother of inventions.
Clearly this guy is the father.
Fuck necessity
@@TheKitMurkit Me and my homies hate necessity
Haha. Epic comment! 😂
@@TheKitMurkit --- That's the idea.
@@TheKitMurkit he truly did
he literally gave a whole business plan for a startup that can emerge just for the people who buy camera accessories
Basically Go Pro way of making money?
@@meh6513 Do people actually buy the original accessories? I thought most just bought other brands which are either cheaper or better. Except for the chestmount maybe. Gopro nailed the Chesty.
@@LuLeBe I buy a lot of go-pro accessories cause I know they are trust worthy/good enough and IK they will 100% fit + good support if something is wrong
The fact that you were able to make the mod and still close it just fine is surprising and amazing. I could see Canon implementing something similar in a revision.
You mean implementing something that will prohibit this mod. Canon loves it's cinema line more than it's stills line.
@@rhalfik yeah I doubt that canon engineers are that dumb, if they wanted they could easily prevented overheating altogether but management demanded a better product segmentation so that they don't cannibalize their cinema lineup and since their other cameras won't go away, they won't fix that in any future revisions
So the part he fabricated out of copper by hand would actually be a rather expensive part in a 'at scale' manufacturing environment (relevant to the punched aluminum part) sinc it would require CNC or a large press die and the part is made from copper. His point about heat pipes is totally legitimate and 100% a good practical manufacturing solution. The reality, as many have pointed out, is that Canon is making engineer decisions about the product based on buisness decisions regarding higher end lines. This is ultimately costing them since it's resulting in them creating an inferior product that ultimately is loosing out to less confined manufacturers. This likely speaks to why they didn't pursue a better cooling solution since it would have resulted in a higher MSRP, or the bill if materials (BOM) cost eating into margins and thus seem like a poor buisness choice, rather than a smart product choice.
I've looked over a lot of camera, and various other sensor teardowns and one thing I've noticed about Canon is they tend to gimp there product in software on purpose to cause stratification. That or they skip out on a relatively inexpensive component and loose a feature because it means they can make a higher end version that has sed feature. This worked just fine when Canon was the only game in town, but the reality is they're not that competitive of a product and I don't think they're worth the price. There still good imaging devices, and once you cross a particular price point they're totally legit, however that price point is moving further and further away from the consumer/prosumer budgets.
I haven't bought any L mount glass amd still have Canon mount EF lenses but I'm unlikely to buy a Canon camera body any time soon, unless they rework there buisness strategies.
@@MorRobots Good point !! Canon really should learn : a camera which costs more but works is better than a camera that cost less and doesn't work !!
@@MorRobots While I won't say you are wrong, its also about goals. Its really supposed to be a stills camera, that can sort of do other things. So being as light as you can make it in budget was probably the highest priority. That copper is going to add some mass, which you probably don't want as a still camera.
Canon camera engineers: Write that down! Write that down!!
Charles?
I’d blame management for this whole stuff up, I’m pretty sure the engineers did the simulations for the cooling and said that it’s not enough, but management forced them to do it like this anyway. All in the name of product segmentation and thin profit margins. (Not sure on the thin profit margins one though, correct me if these cameras are cheaper to produce than i think)
Buy a videocamera! Buy a videocamera! Problem solved....
After reading "watercooled" and "camera" in the same sentence, I imagined you would do what Linus did, to that poor RED camera, in a more sophisticated and well thought manner.
After seeing that the watercooling was used only as a "proof of concept" I was surprised
And when you ended up designing a new thermal solution, better than the entire R&D department of Canon could, I was just shocked!!
Two thumbs up!!!!
excellent work!!!
Oh, Canon could make these cameras run ice cold if they wanted to. But that would cut into sales of their C-line of cinema cameras.
It's called marketing trick and keeping the market of mid range camera's alive.
What a great mod. Even without the water you basically unbroke the camera. 40 min is perfectly usable in most use cases. I can't believe the pad contact they used, good on you for revealing poor manufacturing and software implementations on an otherwise good looking product. Hopefully this drives companies to fix such simple things like better engineering in crucial areas on launch.
This video could be renamed as: DIY Perks Britishly slaps Canon.
Its embarassing for canon... LOL.... Canon could add a cut out and stick out small copper heatsink on the back
Its called British invasion on camera modding 👍
🤣
@@KarrasBastomi What happened to weathersealing?
You always surprise us by your genius experiments. Respect 😍
Aray sir 🤗
Indeed!
Assalamualaikum sir
What a baller! Great work man!
Partner together and sell this type of modification! You''ll be rich
Hihi just my thoughts too !
Only i would , ad a aluminum or copper/ magnesium backplate aswell .
Thats why panasonics weight so heavy !
Its all metal in/ outside .
Grtzz johny geerts
Yeah go ahead and try it and see how it works.
Thanks! :D
Don't understand why they didn't make the rear shell metal and use it as a massive passive heatsink, clearly your awesome (!) prototype proof of concept is along the same line. Seems like it's marketing/product line separation artificially crippling the retail design for the good of the retail channels... The engineering team must be so frustrated with this design deficiency.
Extremely impressed at the quality of the final soliton - basically looks like stock, and the heat sink attachment is OP
Everything about this video is so well done - the engineering, the editing, the storytelling. I aspire to this level of content!
i love how simplisafe tries to ask matt to advertise their product when matt can simply build a working cctv system out of old laptops
but still, thanks to simplisafe for funding our favourite boi
Anyone could also jam it for less than $5.
@@user2C47 but still
Don't get me wrong, Open Source is great, but isn't accountable. If your homemade security system fails or there's a bug, that's on you to fix. If Simplisafe's systems fail / you need assistance, you can hold them accountable.
That appears to be the new game, with ad blockers kicking YT in the ass advertises see in video ads by the content creator the only answer.
@@aathish04 there products look really good but that last thing I’d want is my cctv footage going anywhere near the internet
And like so, the R5 modding industry began!
The man is a legend!
Humble, genius, brilliant
FAQ Time! Leave any questions here and I'll update this comment with the answers :) hope you guys enjoy the vid!
Q: Is there any room for improvement here?
A: Absolutely! My solution is very ‘homemade’ and the copper plate could be milled to match the back of the camera and interfaced to it with thermal compound. It may be possible to get it recording in an unlimited way with just a few tweaks, not requiring an external fan.
Q: Will you provide these in kit form? Or a service?
A: Possibly, depending on demand.
Q: Will the fan ruin the audio quality?
A: It’s pretty quiet so not necessarily. If you’re filming with this in 8k you’re likely going to be using external microphones anyway (the internal one is only mono, remarkably)
Q: How did you finance this project?
A: The funds for my projects usually comes from the sponsors I have (Simplisafe in this case) and the kind folk who are supporting me on Patreon.
Q: How did you get the floating camera shots?
A: I just put it on top of a tall drinking glass and masked it out using the last frame (I was moving the glass around with my hand)
Q: Can you spend a month without technology?
A: Hell yeah… I love camping so would happily go for a month if I had the time.
Q: How did you keep track of the screws?
A: I just had a bit of paper with some double sided tape to put the screw heads on to with a little written note of where each one was from.
Q: Why did you start making videos?
A: I just wanted a place to log my homemade projects, honestly.
Q: Sweater make please
A: Lakeland!
Do you have a certain degree? I always wondered if you had an engineering degree or something cause you're so creative.
What are your pc specs
Sweater make please :)
Will you take the cooling temps further down for super low noise astrophotgraphy?
Can you try something like a DIY open back headphone(not wooden) please? Thank You
Imagine successfully water cooling an 8k camera and not leaving it in pieces for several months.
LINUSSSSSSS
They should invite this guy for such tasks.
yeah this one isn't for me, its for linus
Lttstore.com
Just needs AVE's healing bench
Only this man has the guts to pull a 83-year-old company by its ear and teach how cameras can be made better. You have all my respect, sir! And like I have said earlier, you are the next best thing to God!
don't get me wrong he's a beast, but the company makes it on purpose not good enough... it's like saying Volkwagen Golf regular model and Gti ... they have to knowledge to make it fast, but then downgrade it for regular folks :)
@@g60force 4600€ camera and you can't record more than 20 min accumulative? I think they don't understand the worth of money. Okay thats not a cinema camera but man, just a simple change for recording at least 1 hour?
Well they know they just dont want to
@@DaniGareta You can record almost indefinitely in 4k... I bet you'd fill up your cards before 8k has finished 20 minutes
As of 2/10/2021, 877 Canon fanatics gave you a thumbs down. You Sir, deserve an award. Love your work and love your channel.
alternative title : One man destroys a whole company in 21 mins
When you outsmart canon engineers with home equipment....
Im sure They knew just diddent want the r5 camera to compete with there cinema line of cameras
Those tweaks would increase price significantly. Guy on the video used high quality thermal paste and copper which both are extremely expensive.
Nonetheless, its not like cannon shouldn't be blammed for selling a product which have such obvious thermal issues.
@@dand337 what else you can get in such a price range and in a compact size.
@@ibbad5555 dunno, but form what I've seen on the video it's not like there is no room for improvements. It's definitely possible to cool this camera down without adding too much to the price. However development costs may also be an issue.
@@dand337 TRUE !!
This guy is genius, the voice,the content ,the quality of the video. Just full entertainment package.
True
Man you are just next level... I thought that you were critiquing the thermal pad placement without realising that they were probably mainly intended to cool those DRAM chips, because I did not expect you to also have a detailed understanding of specialised computer components. But you do, as you proof later in the video, when also cooling them, in addition to the CPU! Your general knowledge is just amazing
So... a 10 cent piece of copper and some proper thermal paste fixes 98% of the overheating issue?!?! Can't believe Canon screwed that up. Adding this type of active cooling to a battery grip would be so easy for them to do, and like you said, sell it for $400. You should patent that piece of copper and sell it as a kit for all R5 users. I'd buy one.
It would not surprise me to see this in an R5 II. As ridiculous as it is that Canon didn't fix this in advance, it could be pure marketing to leave some room for improvement. Because apart from the overheating problem (which really isn't that big of a deal for the vast majority of users) it doesn't seem to be much to improve here from a practical point of view. Just my two cents.
you don't even need active cooling, just have a "heat window" out of copper on the outside of the camera somewhere. people would pay a 1000 extra for limitless recording, and it would also look pretty cool. it would be warm though
The amount of faith you have that it wasn’t done intentionally is astounding. Basic electronics design always includes thermal management - this level of negligence is intentional.
@@Brownboy42069 I was thinking along the same lines seeing that they hadn't used copper to begin with.
Didnt expect to find you here :D
I had Tony Stark vibes the entire video. Excellent work!
Jimmy jim jim
Man Jimmy, I miss you on RUclips... :(
@@ali-13392 Much love.
@@JimsReviewRoomSony xm4's and Airpods Max are out there🙄🙄 Just saying...🙄🔥🔥🔥
Superb effort. 👍👍👍
This guy solo came up with better thermal design than Canon entire engineering department.
Canon probably designed it like this on purpose, to limit the camera's abilities.
This would cut into their cinema camera sales if it could record 8k for extended periods of time.
There's always tradeoffs.. Sure the engineers could make it run cooler but then the camera would be double the size as a result
Well.. then solution is as big or more than the camera..
@@IrishSkruffles or, you know, the same size. But with copper heatpipes inside.
There's 2 issues with that statement. You don't know the different thermal designs the Cannon engineers considered before settling on the final design. As Matt said in the video, it's about priorities. Engineers have to consider feedback from the bean counters and often scale back design to meet cost constraints. Also, he probably didn't do it alone. Matt isn't the first person to upgrade the cooling of their high end camera. He most likely checked out what others have done and use that as a foundation for his own project.
This is brilliant. I was able to use a similar concept to get amazing performance out of home theater amplifiers by adding active cooling. Many of these cheap amplifiers are absolutely fantastic but highly limited thermally.
Trust me the whole RUclips camera community is gonna praise you for this. You solved the greatest problem
This is the peak of "Fine, I'll do it myself"
I see what you did there. (Not the Thanos reference but rather the "do it myself" vs the name of this channel. 😂😂😂
He should rename to DIM Perks.
Bravo man 👏🏽 when can i send my camera to you to mod it 🤣
Hey Armando,. mejor cómprate una BlackMagic 6K por mil dólares y pídela a Canon que te regrese el dinero, Wey !!
@@ivanguerra1260 no me gustan los juguetes de plástico 🤣
Cheers Armando! Now that I've made this video there will probably be some Chinese copper replacement plates popping up soon :)
@@DIYPerks Apply for a patent 😂
pretty sure many will like your service ，i think it reduce hot pixels and reduce noise as well in long exposure, best for astrophotography
I don't think I have ever callef anyone a genius on RUclips. But here it is. You're such a genius! Canon should actually pay you!
very clever. Scares the crap out of me. I worry if my battery door pops off! :)
Haha, cheers Philip! Been following your work since the 5Dii days (you got me into using dslrs for video!) so it's nice to see you here. I agree 100% with your assessment so far in your review (part 1) and your last note hit a chord too - I didn't expect to like the R5 but I've fallen in love with it for both stills and video too. Good stuff!
@@DIYPerks do you think you could make a cooling device that cools the R5 AND also dispenses slush puppies? Raspberry of course! Perfect for summer filming 😃
I'll have to draw up some plans 😄
@@DIYPerks 🥶😎
@@DIYPerks Matt, I would love to have a very short bit on camera from you for part 2 that I am editing now, could we talk on email? Mine is mail@philipbloom.net
thanks!
Canon: We’ve been making cameras for decades. We know what we’re doing.
RUclipsr: ...hold my beer...
😂😂😂😂😂
Bold of you to asume they didn't know what they're doing, it was probably directives trying to cut out as much as they could from the cost of the camera so they could sell it as "an affordable 8k Capable Video camera"
You are right, they do know exactly what they are doing. Pushing you to full frame first by killing their best selling system (M). And then making it just bad enough for filming so you also buy a C70. That's very smart marketing.
@@lekkerpruven887 Their best selling system is the Canon EOS Rebel T7, and it was hardly killed.
His every new video is so next level that it just straight up eclipses the previous ones. He deserves more recognition!!
Is that a pun?
@@Zigguratxyz Now that i am thinking about it, it is! xD
This is such a brilliant channel. Matt is a legit genius and so humble! Great work and video as always!
or you could just use it to shoot 8k greenland footage
😆👏😆👏😆👏
@Schrabidium Leave Hugo alone bruh Hugo be rad af
@Schrabidium Imagine judging people when you have a furry minecraft profile pic
@@epsilonaurelius4787 oh yea lol. That's very ironic
@@epsilonaurelius4787 LMFAO
You never fail to amaze us.😊😊😊
I tell you who does fail to amaze us! Cannon 😐
@@stanp2281 Which cannon? The one that shoots ball?
@@boudewijnj.m.kegels5198 absolutely hilarious. So great that you’re spreading the message of spelling a brand correctly. I’m almost sure you’ve been scrolling for the past hour for every comment that accident spelt it with double n. Grow up durkead
@@stanp2281 I'd hoped you would've seen the pun. but no. Cannon. Ball. Dropped the ball. Etc.
Canon engineers:"Oh no, he made it work! We didn't cripple it enough!"
* Management.
It will be included in the next firmware update.
@@JerryWilliam63 😂
"Quick, get a bigger cripple hammer!"
next time they'll gorilla glue the screws as well
A bit late to the party but there is a safety regulation that calls for a limit to temperature rise on materials which end user touches, I think it is around 52-53C?
Coupled with the fact that it should be fairly well sealed from dust etc (its not officially IP rated I assume but I guess dust in camera = dead), they wouldn't want to risk having any openings.
Great video, and much more professional finish than I expected! thank you.
Unlimited recording times...
SD Card: ArE YoU SuRe AboUT ThAT
Canon may lift 30min limit on video and add an option to switch cards during recording. And then, they could even add some sane options for RAW recording, as current Canon RAW is taxing like hell and hard to work with.
Thats what Sony did with A7S III...
You can probably output the video feed to a PC/laptop when you're in your studio and right into your editor bypassing the need to plug and copy files around... but yeah 8k files are huge anyway X )
Next video: I hooked a 15TB SSD to my camera 😂
*laughs in 1tb microsd*
next video: I added a data center to my camera...
This man just ended Canon R&D's entire career with one video
@南城旧人 LTT has done it before to the RED camera.
The lack of cooling is coming from people dealing with finance and their bosses.
People in finance will move and trick numbers, any way possible, so it looks like they're doing a good job. They and their bosses are the reason for almost every flaw in games, products, businesses. They fuck up so much, even in my own job.
boom baam bida boom bam boom paw... Career ended
Not gonna lie, I would have sold this as a kit myself.
Honestly somebody needs to so I can buy it I’m not doing all this delicate work
@@junglevisions803 Lol you'll still have to install it to the inside of the camera
@@realtissaye maybe you can buy only the 3d printed part. It eill give so much time to camera without all the things installed inside
@@berkekutlu6154 You've misunderstood something, you need the copper plate inside.
@@nenadcvele I think you can do a decent cooling with the extra fan withput the copper plate
Nicely done. I'm guessing you were prioritising keeping the camera as close to original as possible. If not; the thing that struck me was that you could cut a hole in the outer casing to expose the new metal. Potentially even with a low profile heatsink. That way you can potentially cool it entirely passively.
I'm currently enjoying a cool 28 degree breeze late at night, with day time temperatures usually in the 30s or 40s. So am thinking about how far I'd need to go to make it viable for my use-cases.
You have balls!! Reminded me of JerryRigEverything and LinusTechTips wanted to do a combo project and DiyPerks did it for them..
I think Canon owes you a huge thank you and at least implement the copper heat sink design in their next revision. True engineering challenge and approach..nicely done..
Liked the video quality,editing, lighting, everything with this video..
Linus did the same thing, to one of their RED cameras
Linus did with their 8k red camera long ago
@@KingKong-xp6so look at the final results, the elegance of it and results achieved..
@@mvadu what did I say tho?
Canon most be filming because he's exposed their deliberate hampering of the camera.
Linus would be proud lol
This camera wasn't dropped
All that's left now is the camera being dropped.
I came here to say that
And he put back together a lot sooner before linus
Well hes camera aka linus camera they use a red camera forgot the name so yeah
This guy just made the perfect EOS R5. One that everyone dreamed of.
@Tzuede Off the Cuff Locked in to inferiour sony ? Cannot afford the r5 ? Prehaps you just need a hug.
@@nordic5490 R5 is a very inconsistent product, I never considered it for my company and wouldn't still consider it even after their firmware update.
You can't even chose the chroma subsampling
I could watch this channel for hours if I wanted to and I never get bored ... again I am totally speachless.
”If anyone can, Canon can” used to be their slogan. Apparently, they can’t anymore.
Oh, they can still screw their customers every chance they get heh
They don't give a shit simply
"🎶You can on a Canon, you can do"
can’ton
Canon'nt
You're increasing complexity of your projects at a pace that suggest to me you're gonna venture into anti-gravity and such pretty soon. Incredible!
"So this is looking great, almost as if it was built this way!"
Absolute scorcher right there lad
Honestly, I Think This Guy Can Do Anything DIY!!
I'm Speechless. I've Been Hooked To This Channel Since Past Two Days And Binge Watching... AND I'M LIKE JUST, WOW!
Market segmentation that's why, they don't want this competing with their dedicated video cameras. Canon has a history of crippling products for this exact reason.
lots of tech companies do this, it's by no means just Canon. It's basically industry standard practice to artificially cripple your consumer products so your enterprise customers have to pay the higher ticket you set, often with a hugely higher margin.
My favorite example being Intel's hyperthreading, unlocked CPUs, and ECC memory support, all of which cost nothing to implement, they are features by default and disabled based on which tier they are binned into based upon other factors (such as functional number of cores, and amount of voltage it takes to hit a given clock speed). Core count reductions in down step chips may actually cost money, since it does at least take some tooling and time to remove badly behaving cores rather than just leaving them there but turning them off, but we cant have i3s that can be potentially unlocked into i7s like the old AMD phenom days now can we, especially if the clock speed was also left unlocked? I finally recycled it, but I had a phenom ii x2 that had 1 more functional core that could be unlocked on a motherboard with the option.
@@AmaraTheBarbarian Intel still uses hyper threading as product segmentation. For more then half a decade the only difference between an I5 and I7 was intel flipping a switch in some microcode and charging hundreds of dollars for it.
@@devilmikey00 yep, that's something I said...
Yeah! It's designed with poor cooling, and has warnings built into the OSD! No heatpipes, no copper, no cooling paste.... put a circuit board on top...... so it LOOKS like they made a mistake, and is incredibly hard to fix for the user (no firmware hacks for instance)
@@AmaraTheBarbarian Apple....with their iphone update
Linus: "Wait, but did you also drop it? That's an essential step."
Don't forget the RGB.
15:34 It did get airtime!
Also Linus: Did u build a PC inside it? Does it have two RTX 3090s in SLI ? and most importantly CAN IT GAME??
I think your conclusion is missing the part where Canon Wants this camera to overheat, to prevent cannibalizing their cinema lineup.
Damn it, Wes. You just put yourself on the Canon hit list, right behind Matt.
@@MrPhilbautista Don't worry they can't shoot me for over 25 minutes
@@DD-bv9jl I just busted out laughing 😂. That was incredible.
@@MrPhilbautista Wes is getting the cannon
@@frankwc0o I dunno. This thing is selling like hotcakes anyway. 🤷🏻♂️
1st of all, I love your videos and how you approach is realistic and achievable, 2nd of all Canon should watch this video and make something out of it
I'm still blown away that content like this is free... I genuinely hope that it's worth your time to make these! You deserve so much!
A lot of the things seem pretty useful. Most are probably him finding something annoying and deciding to build something to fix it. Recording is just one extra step from what he would have already done.
@@popenieafantome9527 I disagree. Making a 20 minute video like this is a lot more than just one extra step.
You know it's screwed up when users are willing to void the warranty just to be satisfied on the product.
actually u dont void ur warranty by taking it apart as long as ur not destroying or removing anything.
Some companys still wont take the return but its illegal and u would win in court
@@r00kiet80 he replaced the metal plate
but still, yeah, companies would rather leave you alone than* go to court, it's cheaper that way and the extra bonus of the customer paying them (companies) more if they frick up is just a win for them
Edit: typo
@@OninDynamics u could just but the original pieces back no big deal.
@@r00kiet80 yeah, for most people.
I think a lot of the stupid rules companies impose on themselves is because some idiot breaks their product, goes to court with the company for a stupid complaint, then company lost money even after winning the case. Then everyone has to face the consequences.
You know its screwed up when a firmware update fixes the overcooling timer (aka they already had a temperature sensor and decided not to use it so it would be more inconvenient)
I got to respect the fact that you actually managed to make a "hack fix" that still kept the camera in it's original form and made the 8K pretty much usable even without fan cooling. Great job!
Literally every company should hire this guy. He would make basically all products like 100x better
I am pretty sure, the company did this on purpose - so that people have reason to buy their more expensive products
Dumping heat through the mounting screw is a great idea. Awesome deep dive into this, and great job presenting your findings. Canon should pay you an R&D consulting fee and incorporate your ideas into their Mark ii version.
Such an amazing mod, achieving 30 minutes of recording with just a 5 minutes pause inbetween with the camera looking unmodified is such an amazing feat.
Canon trying to sell their higher-end cine cameras: Wait, that's illegal
Yes that's really clever illegal
Wasn't/isn't there an EU tax regarding video cameras which is why "stills" cameras with video functions have such seemingly short max record times?
@@juststeve5542 The EU doesn't have a unified tax system, each country has their own rules.
@@stm91 they set import taxes for some items imported from outside the EU. It's protectionism for EU manufacturers, although I can't actually think of any EU video camera manufacturers, so in this case it might have just been greed!
Google "EU video camera tax".
However it appears that that has come to an end in the last year or so.
I hope you got a yearly bonus from Canon for this, you definitely deserved it!
My favorite thing about DIY Perks is just the amount of iterations he puts into projects! Call it perfectionism, but seeing the process of "Hmmm, I can make this even better" really opens up my imagination.
Seriously, so dope
70% comments- LTT red camera mod!
20% comments- Conon executives and engineers taking notes.
10%- praising our British boi!
Theon Greyjoy and his obsession with water cooling.
Wait till you Linus Tech Tips
Haha exactly he looks similar. But this man is 300 percent more handsome than theon grejoy
Ohh man , you made my day ....... Comment of the month from me .....
Ohh My God! rotfl can not be unseen :D
Lmaoo , this is the exact thing I thought of when I first saw him
Canon please take note and pay this gentleman for his ingenuity! Perhaps a free camera for every new model that comes out rest of his life, he might just improve everyone of them..
Dear Canon,
Hire this guy and give him whatever pay he wants.
Dear Harry's,
Please keep sponsoring him. He looks better when clean shaven.
I think canon did it on purpose as to not take away sales from their higher up cameras.
I guess to each his own, beard looks good on him.
Canon : to the marketing team, don't sale any new camera to this DIY guy...
I like the beard
Everyone: I water cooled my pc build.
This guy: “Water-cooled Camera”
Who would win? A whole orchestra of Canon engineers (bottlenecked by the corporate team trying to separate their mirrorless line from cinema line) or one British boi making RUclips videos?
Linus Tech Tips tried to water cool his Red Dragon.
LTT Did it first on a much much more expensive camera, (well over 2k£)
@@junatah5903 aren't the reds like 40k$?
@@p3chv0gel22 not sure, I'm only experienced in cameras costing more than 2k
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And please tell me some tips to grow my yt channel
You sorcerer, how did you make the camera float 1:42
Nice thumbnail lol
I would love to have a simplisafe camera for the door bell however it seems not able to connect to google nest home max to show to video of the door bell camera and also it seems that it is not well adapted to europe market (electricity, devices etc.), the web site of simplisafe does not have sites in other language than english unfortunately.
You need to patent your work
For the price point it’s amazing but I hope in the future cameras come with water blocks and internal cooling as this heat problem is just going to get worse over time as more powerful technology arrives, great video as always
WOW, just WOW... What you have been doing on this channel has been a huge inspiration for me (the invisible PC, improved camera...). You are amazing, keep up the GREAT work!
Watching and even rewatching Matt's videos are always a rewarding experience. You're such a gem of RUclips makers!
2020: *Watercools camera*
2055: *Watercools the sun*
Just water cool the planet. Climate Change = Solved. But I think Greta might still be mad because she'd lose her cash cow haha.
Well we already water cool an nuclear reactor
deadass i bet u 20billion that we gonna be watercooling the solar panels on the suns dyson sphere in 400 years
I think there's an XKCD article talking about if you spray water into the sun, it adds mass to it and makes the fusion reaction even stronger.
You can't water-cool the sun, only water-power it.
@@commentaccount7880 well nobody can win
As a potential customer of an R5, COVID delayed my purchase as I my business has been affected. Video is not really important as stills, but this is the first video I've come across that discusses the R5's heating issue beautifully. I can now see where Canon has made the engineering mistakes and the low-quality thermal management.
I know there is a lot of technology going on here, but for what is essentially a $4K+ camera, I would have expected better of Canon to deal with this.
Until COVID lifts and my photography business picks up, I can hope that an R5v2.0 or even the just announced R3 will do a better job.
Excellent video. Well done!
"... + a free HD Camera which is a great value."
Also same guy salvaged laptop cameras for his DIY security system.
Nice one.
Love your stuff.
DIY perks: water cools a camera
LTT: finally a worthy oppoenent!
LTT who watercooled a $150,000 camera
@DIY Perks LTT want's to know your location
what is ltt?
@@kevindiaz3459 not what who ltt is a youtube channel named linus tech tips
@@kevindiaz3459 the url to the channel i mentioned is ruclips.net/user/linustechtips
This is just like LinusTechTip, except the solution is actually elegant. hahaha
IMO this channel engineering work, is way way better than LinusTechTip, is not even in the same league.
I feel bad too cause I love watching the ltt crew do their work but yeah this guy, jee this guy he sure is a cut above most people
@@jonia368 yeah but alex over there is an engineer if I recall correctly
Who would win: A nerd with knowledge in computer technology since his birth, or literally the creator of the universe?
Lol, An engineer my ... Only original work I could think of is that is wooden PC case. All others are just recreating other projects on that Russian channel or online forums.
As a photographer I'm impressed and also diying inside when you removed the rubber