Sony A7S Video Continuous Movie Recording Question

[Cogito]

I often shoot long interviews, many hours long. In the Sony A7S manual it says the 29 minute continuous movie record limit is due to overheating issues. Can I not just hit stop/start and go again like I do on a 5Dk3? (The only limitations on the 5D3 are battery and card.) Do any of you have experience shooting for long periods of time with the A7S?

 

Thanks for the help,

Craig

[devtank]

Yes, you can do that. That is what I do. Just hit stop a minute or so ahead of time and then hit record again. 
If you want to avoid that, then you can record into a computer using HDMI (and get UHD also) or buy an Atomos Ninja Star for $300 -but realize that the cards for it are hideously expensive and by the time you have bought two you are at the same or similar price to a used next model up which allows you to shoot onto SSDs directly. 

[Cogito]

 Thanks devtank. So no overheating issues when recording XAVC-S internally? Great.