Hi @chung.horng, thanks for the tips, however I must say I’m a bit confused also with the response to (1) 
, here’s the request I’m currently testing:
request = sh.SentinelHubRequest(evalscript=evalscript,
data_folder=self.config.cache_dir,
input_data=[
sh.SentinelHubRequest.input_data(
data_collection=data_collection,
time_interval=(start_date, end_date),
maxcc=maxcc,
mosaicking_order=mosaicking_order)
],
responses=[sh.SentinelHubRequest.output_response("default", sh.MimeType.TIFF)],
bbox=bbox,
size=sh.bbox_to_dimensions(bbox, resolution=self.config.resolution),
config=self.sh_config)
request.get_data(save_data=True, max_threads=4, raise_download_errors=True)
Specifically, I’m a bit confused on two points: first, which kind of output responses should I request, and second the get_data(save_data=True). From your answer, I gather that I should be able to do get_data() first, without saving yet, edit the name and then call save_data(), is it correct?
Regarding (2), I’m actually using the BBoxSplitter to produce a list of bboxes and then I simply iterate over them. This works, however with large areas it produces a lot of requests that end up in “rate limit exceeded”, because of the PU/min upper bound of my account I suppose. I was hoping for the raise_download_errors flag to throw an exception, but instead the client downloads an empty TIFF and it just prints a warning.
Thanks again!