The Canon EOS R5 delivers one of the most significant leap in camera performance of recent years. Combining a 45 MP Full-Frame CMOS sensor with a fast processor makes it possible to reach 20 FPS at full resolution and record 8K video at 30 FPS.

Class-leading image-stabilization mechanism; Superb dynamic-range; Realistic image colors; Reliable automatic white-balance system; Conservative metering; Great AF accuracy and sensitivity; Ultra-fast autofocus; Instant shutter with virtually no black out; Exposure-Priority EVF; Highly efficient...

Above average image-noise from base ISO; Anti-Alias Filter softness; Early shot-to-shot stall; Slow recovery after overheating; Asymmetric memory; Some poorly organized features; LCD hinge alignment; Missing anti-reflective coating on rear LCD; Limited battery-life

Here is the review of the Canon EOS R5, the first camera with 8K video. A double-edged sword, it turns out.

Almost the complete camera with 8K video, extreme resolution, insane firing rate and near perfect ergonomics.

8K is demanding for both the camera, the computer - and the photographer. Short battery life without vertical grip, and high price.

While it's a shame that picture and sound quality haven't been upgraded, the iPhone 13 was great in these regards and the iPhone 14 is, too Excellent display Admirable headphone performance Solid build quality No upgrades to picture or sound Familiar design Notch is still present

Apple's latest non-Pro iPhone is superb - it's just that it's strikingly similar to last year's effort.

Still an incredible smartphone, Brilliant battery life gets a bit better, Excellent camera system gets a bit better

Last year’s Pro hardware, Wireless charging slow by modern standards, No USB-C; it’s now well overdue

The Canon EOS R5 is shaping up to be the game-changing mirrorless camera we hoped it would be. A true hybrid that's just as powerful for video as for stills, it will be a seriously tempting option for everyone from landscape shooters to pro videographers.

Tried and tested form factor; Strong set of video features; Improved battery life; Promising IBIS system

Not cheap; Dual memory cards will require investment

Amateur Photographer recently had the chance to inspect the new Canon EOS R5 in the flesh

I have a lot more testing to do for my final EOS R5 review, but first impressions are certainly looking very strong indeed. Canon really does appear to have put everything into this camera with the minimum of caveats other than an understandably high asking price of around 4 grand.

It has been five years since Canon introduced a camera that I wanted in my kit more than the 5Ds R. Canon appears to have held nothing back from the incredibly feature-filled EOS R5. I'm betting the R5 is the camera I've been waiting for.

So far, so amazing. While we need to put the Canon EOS R5 through a full battery of lab tests and long-term usage, we’re overwhelmingly impressed by what we’ve seen so far. It’s going to be too much camera for most people, but if you want near-medium format muscle then its 45MP stills packs a...

The Canon EOS R5 is definitely an admirable performer befitting a price of $3,899 and its billing as the top dog in Canon’s R-Series mirrorless lineup. The camera has great ergonomics, even for those with large hands, and a comprehensive menu system that’s very easy to navigate.