EOS R5 Mark II

Helmet person has I think a Canon R1 or R3, though it could be an R5 with a portrait grip. Lens could be the 24-105 f/2.8. Presumably a similar body and different lens on the other shoulder. Sinna Nasseri then has a quite odd setup, to me that looks like a very small lens, perhaps adapted M mount, a

Depends. Canon has their Lens Ecosystem locked off.If you need open gate Canon is your pick.If you want a two in one cam you could get the R5ii or the just released A7RVI.Both will serve all your needs and handle everything you described in your situation.I personally would probably go for the R6iii

Why are you even posting in the m4/3 sub? You seem to despise the system and come here to piss all over it. I've noticed that your posts are frequently downvoted. I have everything from the Pen F and OM-3 to Fuji APS-C to the a7cr and Canon R5ii. I use them all and appreciate what each can do. There

i have never touched an A1 i owned a 5D Mk II and then a Mk III. Am a very serious amateur who got paid.. v. part time ... to do some sports. But would not call myself a pro. I found that the user interface/ergonomics of trying a couple Sony cameras to be problematic after being a longtime shooter o

It is the Canon R5. You can (barely) make out the differences to the R5 II in the ON/OFF//Photo/Video Switch and above the mode dial.Aside from those, there are only three other Canon mirrorless bodies sporting a top display. However, the original R lacks the joystick, and the R3 and R1 have the int

I don't see how Canon is better on absolutely any front For me: Ergonomics (this is huge—Nikon is pretty good here, but as much as I love Sony, their ergonomics don't work for me) Color science AF (R5II and others) Best support for my vast collection of amazing and unique EF glass, especially my EF

I’m waiting for canon to come out with a multi-charger for their new batteries for the R5ii. It’s killing me to not be able to charge more than one at a time. They detect third party chargers and don’t charge and currently no dual-battery charger is strong enough to power them. If anyone has one tha

Working wedding and portrait photographer here. After using a 28-70 f2, I could never let it go. My main body is an r5ii with r6ii as secondary, but to be honest, r5ii is overkill and the r6ii is incredible and never feels lacking, while performing noticeably better at higher iso. At this point, any

I wanted to finally update my EOS R for stills to something newer and with a better design. So I opted for the R5 ii. I was genuinely surprised about almost everything this camera does and offers. Canon really does seem to get their act together. So I wouldn’t count them out directly.

Everything was shot on a Canon R5ii with the RF 100-300 f/2.8 at 1/1600s | f/2.8 | ISO 100. It's hard to beat the convenience of this do-it-all single camera setup, even if sometimes I wish I had more reach, and others a wider FOV...