Canon 5D Mark III power issue - let's fix a camera (Part 2)

As we continue our journey in this second part, conducting thorough some more checks, the mystery behind the issue begins to unravel. As I was expecting, also this time, it's not the motherboard causing the trouble, but something entirely unexpected. Join me as we delve into the details of how I uncovered this surprising twist and identified the true problem.

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