Probably almost half of the volume of the camera is a gigantic heat sink and fan blowing up from the bottom through the middle of the camera. I've never had any heat issues at all and run and gun pretty frequently with it. If I want it to look absolutely perfect in a low key environment I sometimes overexpose about a stop, but it's very rare that I find that necessary. It's extremely subtle noise at 800 in good light and can very easily be eliminated with Temporal NR in Resolve. Anyone complaining of noise at 800 is either underexposing or pixel peeping to a pretty ridiculous degree. It's far better on a shoulder rig than the Pockets due to weight balance, physical controls, and the fact that the camera tends to get long rather than wide or tall when rigging accessories. It's a very solid feeling camera and a bit on the heavy side but not unreasonable.

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