Canon EOS R5 User's Guide
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Welcome to the User's Guide for the Canon EOS R5. This FREE guide meant to help you set up your Canon EOS R5 as well as explain the buttons and different menu settings. Feel free to check out the table of contents down below. This video is meant to replace your camera's User's Manual with something that's easier to understand.
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Table of Contents:
Outside of Camera - Button Explanation / Layout
00:01:00 - Bottom of Camera (battery, tripod mount)
00:02:16 - Right Side of Camera (card slots)
00:02:54 - Front of Camera (lens on & off)
00:04:41 - Top Left of Camera (various buttons)
00:05:37 - Top Back of Camera (EVF, LCD)
00:09:00 - Top Right of Camera (mode dial, lock button, dials)
00:11:04 - Right Back of Camera (buttons, dials, info, “Q” menu)
00:14:54 - Left Side of Camera (inputs / outputs)
Red Menu - Stills
00:19:08 - Red Menu 1 (image quality & crop / aspect ratio)
00:22:23 - Red Menu 2 (ISO, shutter, anti-flicker)
00:25:27 - Red Menu 3 (white balance)
00:28:18 - Red Menu 4 (noise reduction)
00:28:56 - Red Menu 5 (multiple exposure, focus bracketing)
00:30:27 - Red Menu 6 (interval timer)
00:32:33 - Red Menu 7 (image stabalization, high speed display, shooting info display)
00:37:30 - Red Menu 8 (EVF display format)
Pink Menu - Autofocus
00:38:13 - Pink Menu 1 (tracking, subject detection)
00:41:43 - Pink Menu 2 (peaking, focus guide)
00:42:46 - Pink Menu 3 (servo AF, tracking sensitivity)
00:43:55 - Pink Menu 4 (focus priority, tracking)
00:46:22 - Pink Menu 5 (AF sensitivity)
Blue Menu - Playback / Review
00:47:41 - Playback Menu (playback info display, magnification)
Purple Menu - WiFi / Bluetooth
00:51:03 - Wifi/Bluetooth Menu (canon connect app & remote settings)
Yellow Menu - Settings
00:52:03 - Yellow Menu 1 (sd card settings & formatting)
00:56:24 - Yellow Menu 2 (language & power saving mode)
00:57:43 - Yellow Menu 3 (screen display)
00:59:58 - Yellow Menu 4 (touch control, sensor cleaning, shutter at shutdown)
01:01:48 - Yellow Menu 5 (custom shooting modes & battery info)
Orange Menu - Advanced Settings / Green Menu - My Menu
01:03:48 - Orange Menu (custom functions)
01:09:18 - Green Menu (my menu display)
Red Menu - Video
01:10:25 - Red Menu 1 (quality, sound recording)
01:13:24 - Red Menu 2 (iso speed & exposure)
01:14:23 - Red Menu 3 (white balance, picture style, clarity)
01:16:47 - Red Menu 6 (movie timer, remote control)
01:17:19 - Red Menu 7 (image stabilization, shutter, shooting info display)
01:20:23 - Red Menu 8 (overheat control, HDMI display)
Pink Menu - Autofocus for Video
01:21:25 - Pink Menu 1 (tracking, touch & drag)
01:22:21 - Pink Menu 2 (focus guide, peaking)
01:20:53 - Pink Menu 3 (AF speed & tracking sensitivity)
Live View / Q Menu
01:26:25 - Live Demo: Q menu walkthrough and tracking for Video
01:28:44 - Live Demo: Q menu walkthrough and tracking for Stills
01:32:54 - Outro
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I have to tell you, I bought the Canon R5 and was lucky to get it when it first came out. It was a retirement gift from me to me. I have always wanted a great quality camera and this was it. I am by no means an experienced photographer and have so much to learn. Your videos on my camera have helped me so much. I continue to come back to them for guidance. I can't thank you enough for helping me and giving me such joy in taking photos. I have yet to try the video but that is my next step.
Me too, I just retired and I just got the R5, My last Canon is the 5D mk III, so about ten years.
Same here ;)
Great tutorial. One minor point: Starting around 32:32 in the video you start talking about Shoot Menu 7, IS (Image Stabilization). In that discussion, you show using a camera with a lens that has the stabilizer switch on the side. If someone were following your video with such a lens (lens with IS) they might be confused because they would NOT see the IS menu item in the menu. When using a lens that has Image Stabilization, the in-camera IS menu item will not be visible. You will only see that menu option when you are using a lens that is a non-IS lens. To see the menu item, either put a non-IS lens on, OR just remove the lens. Then, once you turn IS on in the menu, and reattach any lens, IBIS will remain on regardless of what lens is attached (except certain lenses, such as some cinema lenses, IBIS will not be applied). Just thought I'd mention this in case anyone were to follow along and not know why there were not seeing the IS option in Shoot Menu 7.
TY! I was confused at this!
I know this video is approaching 2 and a half years old, but I needed to throw out my thanks for this guide. I absolutely love the fact you use an external recorder to record the menus in your User Guides as opposed to simply recording the back of the camera the way everybody else does. I used your Canon 90D guide when I got my 90D and I just picked up a new R5, so I'm using this guide as I go through the menus on that. Your method/style makes familiarizing myself with the menus "Fro" much easier.
Jared - Just discovered reason to use 1.6X crop instead of full... I was in the zoo today and wanted to see how I would do with the R5 and only the 28-70 lens figuring that I had 45M pixels to use if I want to crop. What I found out was the eye tracking does not work all that well when the subjects are small. When I turned on the 1.6X crop, the frame was more full with the subject and therefore the eye tracking worked better. Just a scenario when having a shorter lens than you want (not ideal), it might make sense to use the 1.6X crop to get better focus and a useable picture rather than relying on cropping afterwards to a not in focus picture.
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@@smithbrownjones Right. Thanks.... 😆 I was using starting to use the camera and I wanted to see how far 45MP would take me.
@@yschlussel I was mostly joshing. That being said, hope the 70-200 is serving you well. 👍🏻
@@smithbrownjones I'll admit, not exactly sure I know how you know I have the 70-200
@@yschlussel Lol. I guessed you'd done the right thing. It's a great lens. 😆
1:08:35 For "Release Shutter Without Lens," that's useful if you're using adapted lenses, or manual lenses that don't have any electronics at all.
Exactly. I learned that when I got my first Lensbaby!
🎉 yes. Blunder they don't seem to know that. Makes them seem less professional.
I just took mine out of the box and watched this video. Super helpful!
It's hard to hit the right balance between being thorough and keeping things concise. You nailed it. Thank you.
Thank you for the video. Went from the Rebel T5i 9 years ago to the 6D Mii to the 1dx Mii, and just ordered the R5. You've really helped me through the years and I appreciate it!
Your cadance, tone, and style are great. To put it simply, you don’t annoy me. Your vids can be in the background playing for hours. I keep rewinding because I get busy with my 9 month old or keep going into the camera to adjust it to your suggested settings.
Thank you!
Just picked up a used Canon R5 and this walk through was an absolute lifesaver. I have no knowledge at all of photography and cameras - and this helped give me the confidence boost I needed to feel more comfortable with the camera already. Thanks Jared. 😊
Just sold my 5d4 and am getting my r5 tomorrow and I'm unbelievably excited. Really just for the AF
Hey Jared, the mark on the top of the camera to show where the sensor is located is for when you are pulling focus on a high five or nucleus or other ring system off camera from a monitor, you use that mark to determine focus distances. Coming from a 2nd AC I see my 1st use that mark as a measuring point on almost every shoot especially on fs6 and Arri systems
Watched this when I got the camera, never needed another tutorial... until today after receiving a New R5 motherboard for my camera (was damaged in a big accident) I knew where most things I needed during shooting were, but forgot what were the important things i needed to change
AND THIS GUIDE HAS LITERALLY SAVED ME DAYS OF LOOKING LIKE A FOOL with incorrect settings. went through it. changed my settings. and now I have my camera perfectly ready to shoot again
I just acquired the R5 and this video you put out was very helpful. Being that I am a Canon guy, alot of the settings were pretty familiar and basic to me. However there are some new menu items and or functions, that are new, and you explained everything really well. This camera is a huge upgrade for me, and I am looking forward to shooting with it, and tweaking the settings to make it more personalized for my tastes. Thanks Jared
Finally! I've waited for so long for this, thanks, Jared.
Great video Jared! For the Film Plane Indicator or the Sensor Plane Indicator, it is usually this is used in film production so that focus pullers can mark out exact distances for talent to be from the sensor. For example, if they put a ‘mark’ on the floor 10ft from the Film Plane Indicator, they know that if they set the focus of their manual focus cinema lens to 10ft and the actor “hits their mark”, they will be in perfect focus.
I just got the R5 and needed to see this badly, thanks sooo much!
So. The unboxing ritual. That's fun. Smell test. Wind tunnel test. Those are fun. Charging the battery, initial card formatting. Clicking around a bit. All fun. Searching RUclips for R5 tutorials, looking for trusted advisors. Jared Polin has a tutorial for the R5. It's long. That's okay. It might even be a good thing. And so it is. Nice work, Mr. Polin. E X T R E M E L Y useful. I admire the way you were yourself as you went through the functions. Your admitting mistakes lent credibility to the other comments. Thanks for the great work.
Just outside my first year and moving from the EOS RP to the R5 and this is super useful. Thanks for making this video.
Very useful. Thank you! Upgrading from Canon 7D. Quite a significant amount of changes!
Thanks! I refer back to this video anytime I need to know something about my R5 cameras. I just purchased an R5C and of course the first thing I looked for is a users guide from you. Did you ever make one and I'm just missing it?
I've looked all over for this answer without luck, but is there a way to set the camera flip display to show active audio levels WHILE recording?? I found a work around to see them on a different menu screen, but not while recording. Thanks!
I can’t seem to put auto focus in servo, it is in manual Jared, but I hope to figure it out and get out there and take pics tomorrow! So grateful for all of your time to break this all down. 😘
Ah Ellie, it’s in servo face slash etc like we set it, onward
Thank you very much Jared for all the detailed reviews, opinions, tips and tricks. I finally pulled the trigger and got R5 with 24-70 F2.8. My hands are actually shaking while holding it, I'm so excited. So much to learn!
A thorough and expansive video. Been listening to your podcast every Friday. Thank you for everything you do.
This is EXACTLY the kind of video I was seeking. Thank you from the heart.
Buying a R5 this week to replace my R and this is awesome 👏
Thanks for the video. I just got my R5 two weeks ago and still figuring out all the settings. Your video was a big help and yes I did watch the entire video but not all at once.
I’m not kidding, it’s very big of you to make such a basic video. I am not a beginner, but there wasn’t anything like this when I was. I’d just add that the camera should always “off” when changing lenses or no cover on front of camera.
@froknowsphoto, that symbol indicating the location of the sensor (focal plane mark) is where the minimum focus distance for any lens regarding its size starts, great video, just got my r5 today.
Just picked up an R5 and this video was super helpful, thanks!!!
Nicely done Jared. Trying too make my way into stills again. A lot has changed in 12 years. This saves me a lot of time. I have skimmed over the manual a few times, but Canon often doesn't tell the significance of a setting, just what it is. The value add helps lot... And, I shoot Raw now myself. However, have you ever gotten strange artifacts in raw?
Hi Jared. thanks for this video. very helpful. i just ordered the R5 yesterday. stay safe out there.
This is a very helpful guide. I could have figured it all out myself, no doubt, but the explanations are generally good, and the guidance about how to set the settings is very useful. Especially for that intimidating first screen of the AF settings.
Hi Jared, excellent information as always, thanks for that. The focal plane sign is inherited from old film cameras, especially plate cameras, where to obtain precise focus, the distance between the subject and the focal plane, that is, the film plane, was literally measured with a measuring tape. Today in certain conditions, especially in macro photography it could be useful.
Just received a new R5 today and this was the first video I watched. It was super helpful as I'm upgrading from a 5D MK iii. Thanks a lot!
Me too Lol.
Just got my R5. This was amazingly helpful!
Fro this video saved me a Ton of time. Switch from a t5i to a R5C. I do photos so this explained the photo side very nicely. Much thanks!!
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Just bought my R5, amazing camera and moving from a Fuji XT-3 this video was really helpful, thanks so much, great video,.
with the line for the sensor mentioned at 16:15 I'm not sure but a lot of cinema cameras have a similar feature as a lot of cine lenses use measurements from this point for focus and you can use this mark to run a tape measure to work out your focus so might be along these lines. i know the C70 has a hook instead of this line for attaching a tape measure.
At the 1:08:35 mark, the “Release Shutter w/o Lens is also needed for when you’re shooting with adapted manual lenses like the Helios.
I also play with pinhole lens cap photography which needs this setting.
The film plane icon was used in some macro photography where you can measure the distance from the subject to the film. Usually done with a bellows on a tripod. Perhaps product photos.
This video is awesome. I appreciate the walk through of all the settings. I'd love to see more specifics on settings you change when you are out shooting video content.
The sensor plane mark is important when setting up your tripod plates for precise panorama shooting.
Yep, you use it in combination with the turning point of your tripod to avoid parallax issues in panorama shoots.
Great Stuff. Thank you. Just got my R5C and I thought no problem I came of a 6Dmk2. Wow, did they just expand so many options. My old camera was only 4 years old, this is a different animal. And I haven't even started yet on the video part. Thanks again Jared.
Thanks - very helpful. A lot of changes since this video was posted as Firmware now ver 1.6
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You said “select start” at the end. Most people just say start except those of us who played with two players!
Also great video. I usually glance right past the user guides but this one keeps a great pace and is easy to understand. Great job!
Grateful to you Jared, setting up with you right now
GREAT. soon i will replace the Canon R with this one.
00:16:22 The sensor line is there for people to measure minimum focusing distances from the sensor. Can be very useful for macro and other types of shooting.
It’s almost like Jared has no idea what he’s talking about
Este video es magnífico! Se agradece la energía!!.... Lo ví completo, de a poco. Llevo 4 meses con mi EOS R5 + RF 100-500 y la combinación es perfecta para fauna silvestre.
Esta revisión es la más completa y directa que he visto y se aprecia tú profesionalismo.
Gracias nuevamente... saludos desde Talca, Chile :)
This was a wonderful video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Yes I got this far. Great video very professional. Thanks you are the real deal.
Saved this in my folders!!! Appreciate all the videos and help!
The line is for showing you where the sensor is. You can measure out distance for proper focusing for photos, videos or testing the lens accuracy. Not really used much these days but if your keeping records for possible re shoots especially for effects can be beneficial. Just thought I'd share thanks for all the content I use your luts on a daily 👍 😀
Will you be doing a similar tutorial for the Mark II? It was super frustrating to buy the R5 two years after it was originally released only to find that with firmware updates the menus had changed enough that learning it was often super confusing. My R5 Mark II will be arriving Wednesday and I want to put some time in learning everything about it.
have had the R5 for a while and found a lot of useful info here, but i think the touch and drag is when the camera is up to your face you can use your finger to drag to select your desired AF point while looking through the viewfinder, here its described as just selecting via the touchscreen.
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Thank you for an excellent and very useful video. Very entertaining too
#igotit ... lol Fro, thanks for the walk through. It's not like I've never set up a camera, BUT sometimes you miss a step. You covered it all and I appreciate it. I just got an R5 and I'm super excited to use it. Thanks!!!
Absolutely awesome detailed Guide. Thank You!
Running 1.4.0 . I have noticed that some features don’t show up depending on the lens, and some of the features are moved. Had to stop several times to find where and why some things moved or not there completely. Your video was very helpful. Thank you!
The Sensor demarcation line on top is for Measuring focus. Throw back to Manual focus, probably more for Video use.
Thanks so much. I really like your lunatic style. Reminds me of a lot of people I grew up with. Do you make any presets for Capture One? If not I'll still stay subscribed. LOL
coming from Nikon DSLR and cosidering switching to mirrorless and changing the system to Canon, the R5 seems almost too good to be true, especially the AF and the EVF. Your profound video clarified almost everything. The rest will be learning by doing! Thanks! 👏🏻
RELEASE SHUTTER W/O LENS
Well it is of course for manual adapters and lenses, e.g. adapting very old ones. Which is VERY useful in the mirrorless world.
There is a philosophical point about monochrome. It is like a commitment where you throw away the colour info to force you to consider the monochrome aspect at the time you take the photo. Not the same when you do it in post.
This was awesome! Exactly what I needed for a new R5 user!
Quick question. Are you wearing stretchy jeans? And if so is it because they don't overheat?
Tahnk you for this tutorial. its help me a lot.
the mark is usually for cinema cameras that do not have a ttl viewfinder , you need to know where the sensor/film is to accurately focus the lens, you would use a measuring tape and measure from that icon and then you would know the subject is in focus since you cant see it thru the viewfinder, not sure why it's on a digital camera though, everything is auto, unless maybe if your using an old canon cinema lens or something, kind of weird
Many thanks for this fabulous video Jared. My poor 5D Mk4 is having erratic focussing problems, so my darling partner is buying me this R5 for a birthday present for me. I am over the moon delighted. I've just ordered a 256gb CFexpress memory card to go with it, plus 2x extra batteries .. Joy oh joy ..
Phew..! An epic feature length video, but very useful, basically saves me reading/printing the 900+ page user guide pdf manual, thanks!!😀
WOW it's information overload with all the new cameras. I currently use the Canon 5DsR.
I am finding that my focus is soft and looks grainy ... I rely on AF trying to get Taco Bell Sharp photos ... but I'm starting to think I'm missing something. At 71 years old, my eyesight is changing so I was thinking of changing my Camera Choice to go along with the Tracking Modes and looking for clear photos. Every camera seems to be subject priority. I do Landscape (like all Beginners), as well as the deer and bears around my house, plus attend 1-2 airshows each year. What "R" camera do you recommend? or do I look at the latest and greatest model. It seems like the Canon R5 has all the features I need and should be a little less expensive because it is an older model? Suggestions??? No Camera Club near me.
Thanks
I really appreciate the detail in this video. Great job!
Very good step by step video...
Are use the AF-ON button for eye detection and the*button for spot focus. Works like a champ and then I just keep eye detection disabled because it works on the thumb button.
the line of the where the sensor is ... is for a geek use like mettering subject distance for exact focus distance
i believe that's for the focusing distance tecnicly or for the confusing point AND nodal point things
Thanks for this. Love my new R5 and this helped a LOT.
One use for that sensor plane marking is for your focus puller or 1st Ass't camera to take a focus measurement with a tape measure. (At least that's how we used to do it on our old Arri SR film cameras.)
Thanks Jared, now I'm real excited about getting my R5 tomorrow:)
The infinity kinda mark is there to help you calculate focusing distance if you’re going to manually set it.
Thank you. I need basic and obvious. First digital camera outside of phone and there's too much to know.
Outstanding! Really appreciate this video.
The sensor mark is important if your going to physically measure distances for focus
Jared, can the R5 drive itself to the assignment and shoot the assignment for me, if so what menu is that in?
From what I was told years ago, it has to do with measuring lighting distance to the actual shutter in the camera, and you would put a mark on the floor for either where the actor(s) would go or the where the light(s) should go. In cinema (at least they used to) set the light(s) by measuring from that mark/icon. Again, that’s what I was told years ago, in the ancient days, before digital.
Also useful in cinema for focus pullers as that is where the focus ring measurements are marked from
Loved this! Best R5 video by far! Learned loads and now more confident is getting the best out of the camera. Watched the whole thing!
Yeees, been waiting for this one! Thanks, Fro!
I’m not sure you understood long exposure light reduction. It’s not going to “smooth out” your image. It will subtract hot pixels that show up on long exposures. Your point may be valid for high ISO NR. But not long exposure NR
I figured out the function for the "release shutter with w/o lens" option. It is for using an fd-rf adapter. I have a bunch of fd lenses and I bought a K&F Concept adapter. The shutter won't release unless you turn that function on.
The sensor signal is common in cinema cameras. For example, you can take a focus measurement manually with a tape measure.
I got it! Thank you for your quality videos... they are always helpful..
Digital Zoom?: Great video. Am I correct in that there is no digital zoom with the R5 so you have to buy the glass like the RF 24-105? Or am I missing that setting somewhere? Thanks!
wow so smooth and full of information tysm!
Hey,
the "Release shutter w/o lens" is usefull with Lensbaby lens.
My camera refuses to shoot with Sol45 if this option is not activated.
Made it to the end. While I have no plans on getting the R5 in the near future, I always like watxhing/listening to these Users Guides as a way of learning about features I didn't know these cameras had, or as a way of explaining features on the Canon cameras that I do have. #Igotthisfar
Excellent- been waiting on this one. Thanks Jared 👏🏻👏🏻
Off topic but I have to know, where did you get that boss chair you're sitting in!! I need one for those week long video edits.