The Canon EOS R5 camera has officially been discontinued in Hong Kong but, for now, remains available in other regions of the world ...

Debating the Canon EOS R5 vs R6 Mark III? The R5 packs more resolution, but how does it compare on other fronts?

As Canon has learned the hard way, innovative products can be criticized as much as celebrated. That was certainly the case with the EOS R5 full-frame mirrorless camera, which launched alongside the ...

The Canon EOS R5 Mark II has apparently been spotted out in the world in the hands of professionals testing the camera. With the camera in the hands of testers, that means that it will be close to the ...

Canon’s EOS R5 C might be a chunky beast, but its size makes a lot more sense when you account for the fact that it’s essentially two cameras combined into one. While it captures the still photo ...

With a 45MP full-frame sensor, the ability to record 8K video and one of the best autofocus systems we've seen, it's no wonder the Canon EOS R5 is a favorite among professional photographers. It ...

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After teasing it for months, Canon has taken the wraps of the 45-megapixel, $3,899 EOS R5, the most impressive-looking mirrorless camera for video we’ve seen so far. As we already knew, it will shoot ...

Canon is done holding back. Its full-frame EOS R5 and R6 won’t just be its best mirrorless cameras, they may well be the best cameras of this generation — of any brand and any type. Maybe it wasn’t ...

Now, the Canon EOS R5 has been out in the world for nearly a year, and I’ve been using it regularly since launch. And while it’s not an entirely perfect camera, it is by far the best Canon has ever ...

A new full-frame sensor is related to the one found in the flagship 1D X Mark III DSLR. Canon Canon entered the mirrorless camera game relatively late, especially when it comes to more advanced models ...

Do we really need such mad high-speed continuous shooting speeds of 40fps and faster?