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Canon EOS R5 - the next Mirrorless Camera King ? Specs and Features


Canon has revealed more specs and features of its upcoming flagship mirrorless camera EOS R5. Some of these specs are insane and are never seen on mirrorless cameras from Nikon, Sony or Panasonic before. Sony, who has been developing A7S3 for a while would sure be a bit worried about this offering, as there are currently no Sony cameras in the market that can do 4K at 60fps while the new Canon EOS R5 boast 8K video capture internally.

Specs and Features
  • Brand new 40MP+ sensor ( How much MP needed for 8K ? around 34MP )
  • Brand new Image sensor
  • 4K @ 120fps ( No other DSLR or Mirrorless Camera offer this )
  • 8K @ 30fps ( 10-bit 4:2:2 H.265 )
  • Dual Pixel Auto Focus in 8K mode as well ( btw some of the current Canon Cameras do not offer this in even 4K )
  • Full Sensor Read Out ( Canon is notorious for 4K Crop - which thankfully is not going to be an issue on the EOS R5 )
  • 5-axis IBIS ( In Body Image Stabilization System - Currently no other Canon camera offers this )
  • Canon Log Support in both 8K and 4K
  • Up to 20fps Silent Shutter
  • Up to 12fps Mechanical Shutter
  • Dual Card Slots - 1x CFexpress and 1x SD UHS-II 
Canon has recently launched it's 2020 Flagship DSLR Camera - Canon EOS 1D X Mark III with some impressively high-end features. Canon has also announced it's dedicated Pro video camera - EOS C300 Mark III which is now available to pre-order.

Source: DPReview, Canon US
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