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Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Digital Camera (Body Only)

45 Megapixels
8K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-51200
Optical Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
45 Megapixels
8K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-51200
Optical Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

The Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Digital Camera is the next level in professional-grade photography equipment. This impressive powerhouse of a camera features 45 megapixel resolution, dual pixel CMOS AF technology with 525 selectable autofocus points, 8K video recording and live stream capabilities at up to 30fps, as well as support for dual UHS-II card slots. With blazing fast image processing speed of up to 20 fps and 5 axis in body image stabilization, this camera will produce stunningly sharp images no matter the situation.

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Key Features

45 Megapixels

Shoot your world with a brilliant 45 megapixel full frame Canon CMOS sensor. The latest sensor provides stunning clarity and the freedom to crop in.

8K Video Quality

Whether you’re professional cinematic-style movie, or shooting travel videos, the Canon EOS R5 offers total flexibility with 8k 30p and up to 4k 120p shooting.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

With built in Wi-Fi, its easy to share your images to your favourite social media platforms. You can also shoot remotely via your smartphone or tablet using the Canon Camera Connect App.

ISO 100-51200

Designed to shoot in varying light conditions, the camera has a native ISO 100-52,000 range, and the AF system will continue to work @ -6EV.

Optical Viewfinder

The camera's high-speed autofocus can be viewed via the optical viewfinder or LCD screen and enables you to select from a variety of autofocus area selection modes.

3.0" LCD Screen

The Canon EOS R5 has a 3.0" LCD rear touchscreen LCD monitor sporting a vari-angle design to accommodate vlogging needs as well as benefit working from high and low angles.

FAQs

What types of photography are best suited for the Canon EOS R5?

The Canon EOS R5 is exceptionally versatile and caters to a wide range of photography styles. Its impressive 45 megapixel resolution makes it ideal for landscape, portrait, and commercial photography where detail is paramount. The high ISO performance is excellent for low-light situations, such as event and wedding photography. Additionally, the fast continuous shooting speed of up to 20 fps with electronic shutter makes it perfect for capturing action in sports or wildlife photography.

How does the autofocus system of the EOS R5 enhance shooting experience?

The EOS R5 features Canon's dual pixel CMOS AF technology with 525 selectable autofocus points, which provides fast and accurate focusing. This system excels in tracking moving subjects, making it easier to capture sharp images in dynamic environments. The autofocus also includes eye detection for both humans and animals, ensuring that your subjects are always in focus. This level of precision allows photographers to concentrate on composition and creativity without worrying about focus issues.

What advantages does the 8K video capability offer for videographers?

The 8K video capability of the EOS R5 opens up a world of creative possibilities for videographers. Shooting in 8K allows for incredibly high resolution footage that can be cropped or zoomed in during editing without losing detail. This is particularly beneficial for filmmakers who want flexibility in post-production. Furthermore, the ability to record at up to 30 fps and utilise advanced features like C-log and HDR makes the R5 an excellent choice for professional video production, including events, documentaries, and cinematic projects.

Can you explain the significance of the dual memory card slots?

The dual memory card slots on the EOS R5 serve multiple functions that enhance its usability. One slot is designed for CFexpress cards, which enables high-speed data transfer necessary for 8K video recording and burst shooting. The second slot accommodates UHS-II compatible SD cards, allowing for efficient backup and overflow storage. This dual system provides peace of mind for professional photographers and videographers, as it ensures that you won’t lose any precious data during critical shoots.

How does in-body image stabilization benefit photographers using the EOS R5?

The 5-axis in-body image stabilization of the EOS R5 significantly enhances image quality by reducing camera shake, especially in low-light conditions or when shooting at slower shutter speeds. This feature is particularly advantageous for handheld shooting, as it allows for sharper images and smoother video footage without the need for a tripod. It is also beneficial for photographers using legacy lenses or those without optical stabilization, making it a vital tool for achieving professional results across various shooting scenarios.

What are the benefits of the advanced touchscreen display on the EOS R5?

The advanced 3.2 inch touchscreen display of the EOS R5 provides intuitive control and ease of use for photographers. The touchscreen allows for quick menu navigation, enabling users to change settings effortlessly without diving deep into physical buttons. Additionally, the ability to tap to focus or adjust exposure settings directly on the screen improves shooting efficiency. The vari-angle design also makes it easier to shoot from creative angles, particularly for vlogging or low-angle photography.

Product Specs

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Brand

Canon

Megapixels

45 Megapixels

Lens Mount

Canon RF

Sensor Size

Full Frame

Sensor Resolution

Actual: 45 Megapixel Effective: 45 Megapixel (6960 x 4640

Aspect Ratio

1:1, 3:2, 4:3

Continuous Shooting Speed

20 fps

Self Timer

2 - 10 secs

Video Resolution

8k 30fps 4k 120fps

Memory Type

CFExpress Type B / SD

Connectivity

Wifi / Bluetooth / GPS

Image Stabilisation

8 Stops IBIS

Meet the EOS R5.

Meet the EOS R5.

Get even more out of your camera with this feature packed workhorse.

Freeze the action

Freeze the action

Shoot continuously at up to 20 frames per second whilst maintaining full auto focus and auto exposure tracking.

Advanced face and eye detect

Advanced face and eye detect

Perfect your portraits with advanced tracking of human subjects with eye, face and head detect. If you are photographing animals that don't always sit still, EOS R5 features eye, face and whole body detect of our fury friends.

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