Canon EOS R5 Mark II: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
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The Canon Canon EOS R5 Mark II seems to be a solid performer by all accounts and DPR seems to agree in its latest review which you can read in full here or check out the excerpts below:
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- Excellent image quality in a range of circumstances
- Very fast autofocus with very effective subject tracking
- Action Priority mode to help capture specific sports
- Eye Control can be a rapid and intuitive way to select a subject
- Packed with features to suit a wide range of photography
- Good video support tools, including waveform display
- Choice of Raw or Canon Log 2 workflows
- Optional fan grip available if you need longer recording times or faster recovery
- Blur/Out-of-focus system helps you home-in on your best shots
- New menu arrangement easier to make sense of
- In-camera upscaling and de-noising options could be useful
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- Slight reduction in dynamic range may impact images with extreme processing
- Not all users will find Eye Control reliable
- Temperature limits require considered shooting in most ambitious video modes
- Waveform display is quite small and can’t be moved
- No way to quickly access Auto ISO minimum shutter speed
- Blur/Out-of-focus detection only works for JPEGs with detected subjects in e-shutter mode and isnt great at recognizing sharp images.
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