For how long, another five minutes? You are not seriously suggesting he would be able to record another 30 minutes. He was also recording in a comfortable room environment where AF was not in use. If someone wanted to record their kids football (soccer for you Americans) game in 30 degree weather, and was tracking their child, do you really think it will last that long? Unlike dishonest companies like Sony, honest ones, like Fuji, do not like to lie to their customers. That is why it has a recorded time of 10 minutes.
Yes they get a pass, because when reviewing the camera people do not mention that it has a recommended recording limit of 10 minutes. There were uneducated that it has a ten minute recording limit. While everyone is educated by the limits of Canon's 4k video. That is why people people give it as an answer to my question, give me one camera under $1000 with good AF in 4k that does not overheat. While it meets the first two criteria, a camera that stops recording after 30 minutes under good conditions does overheat.
To set the record straight, I am not saying the X-T20 is not a good camera, nor am I saying that the M50 is a better camera. It is for some, it is not for others. For vloggers the ten minute limit of the Fuji is useless. I was responding to the heard mentality that Canon can implement DPAF with 4K without technical difficulties. Canon executives say they cannot. No other camera manufacturer can, especially at that a price point of under $1000 (or even $2000 for that matter) but everyone thinks Canon are a bunch of liars and Morons.
