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Thanks 1%, ya it is the EOS-M I have. No sweat then.

"The temp gauge is another chip its not always right, when the cam gives the heating warning is when you have to let it cool off."

So is there a specific text warning message of overheating we should be looking for before being concerned and disregard the C temp? Mine has read as high as 125 C, which did seemed ridiculous.

gary2013, thank you for your reply.

I had done a search of the forum and found nothing clearing up the temperature matter.

I will just push on and cross my fingers. I do have a liberal three year 3rd party warranty that might be of use down the road.

I am getting a Temperature of 105 - 125 C. I am guessing it is actually Fahrenheit?

I would really appreciate confirmation about this, and what is the highest safe temp?

I am running Oct 15th Tragic-Lantern and very problem free other than this.
I should mention that I also have the Black Silicone Case on the camera.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/271286939215?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
Doesn't seem to make any temp range difference whether the EOS-M is wearing the case or not. It does helps the grip in the hand a great deal. I also cut some short & thin vertical grooves into the silicone case, at the middle finger grip point. That made the grip even better; but then again I already had a V shaped wax carving tool that made that modification to the case rather easy.

Bye the way there is one extensive final review for the 70D, from Gordon Laing at CameraLabs.
http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Canon_EOS_70D/

Dude has done the work. There is a chart of results at the end of the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuEtZb3ZNLA

p.s. First post. I just bought the EOS-M and will be installing a ML build the day it arrives. I am saving up for the 70D. Even without ML it is the right camera for me, but with it, WOW! I am already walking funny because I have my fingers and toes crossed.