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Overview
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Pros**
- EOS R5 is the best full-frame mirrorless camera on the market
- High-quality stills and video
- Easy-to-use software
Cons**
- Lacks XQD card support
Summary
Canon EOS R5 is one of the most powerful and capable mirrorless cameras on the market. It's the first R-series camera that feels like it was built from the ground up with bespoke components. The 45-megapixel full-frame sensor has not previously been used in a Canon DSLR.
This rundown provides our analysis on 8 third-party reviews. The sentiment scores, summaries, and key takeaways that we select are based on these reviews and may differ from the original publication.
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Reviewers from gizmodo have found the following[***]:
The EOS R5's overheating issues are mind-bogglingly bad. It takes upwards of an hour until it's fully back to normal and you can shoot more than a minute or two of video again. Changing between video modes (HQ, high-speed, C-Log, etc.) is unintuitive.
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Reviewers from cameralabs have found the following[***]:
Like all recent Canon cameras, the R5 can effectively tag images with location information via a smartphone that’s linked by Bluetooth. Once setup, the process happens seamlessly and without further interaction, automatically embedding the location provided by your phone. The R5 also includes a Multiple Exposure mode with up to nine frames, in-camera HDR with a variety of effects, focus bracketing for up to 999 shots.
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Reviewers from digitaltrends have found the following[***]:
The EOS R5's 45MP chip is a definite improvement, especially as you turn up the ISO. ISO range is an impressive 100-51,200, expandable a stop further to 102,400. At 470 megabits per second, there is plenty of data in the all-intraframe (ALL-I) compression.
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Reviewers from pcmag have found the following[***]:
The EOS R5 is a statement from Canon. It's intended to compel 5D owners to jump to a new lens system. There's no wanting for quality, and it benefits from speedy autofocus. But recording limits are real, and recovery times are frustrating.
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Reviewers from techradar have found the following[***]:
The EOS R5 will shoot 12fps using the mechanical shutter, or up to 20 with the electronic shutter. The combination of stabilized RF-mount lenses and the in-camera IBIS ensures that, if you tread softly enough, you can create reasonably smooth tracking shots. Video performance is gorgeously sharp and the LOG files we shot were incredibly flexible when it came to grading.
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Reviewers from digitalpicture have found the following[***]:
The EOS R5 enters the market as the highest-priced Canon mirrorless interchangeable lens camera ever. The provided set of controls and user interface make the R5 very easy to use, with a grip design that makes long-term use comfortable. The autofocus performance of this camera, especially eye detection AF, is incredible.
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References
1. ^ Canon's Excellent EOS R5 Has One Huge Flaw. gizmodo. 2021-02-26 Retrieved 2022-01-21.
2. ^ Canon EOS R5 review. cameralabs. Retrieved 2022-01-21.
3. ^ Canon EOS R5 review: It holds nothing back. digitaltrends. 2020-07-30 Retrieved 2021-03-22.
4. ^ Canon EOS R5 Review. pcmag. 2020-08-27 Retrieved 2021-03-22.
5. ^ Canon EOS R5 review. techradar. 2020-08-21 Retrieved 2021-03-22.
6. ^ Canon EOS R5 Review. digitalpicture. Retrieved 2022-01-21.
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