Canon EOS R5 vs Sony a1: Which Camera SHOULD You Buy? 2022
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This is a comparison between the Canon EOS R5 vs the Sony a1. Though there is a major difference in price, I think you might be surprised how well they stack up against each other. There's been a lot of talk about how you shouldn't compare these two cameras, but that talk is wrong. Both of these cameras are stacked and packed with fantastic features. The question comes down to, which one is right for you based on, how much you have to spend and what system you are going to stick with.
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Which camera should you buy, DSLR vs Mirrorless, Canon EOS R1, Canon EOS R6, Sony a7R IV, Sony a7 IV
#FroKnowsPhoto #CanonEOSR5 #SonyA1
Who WINS the ULTIMATE Battle between the Canon EOS R5 and the Sony a1???
Pentax!
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my grandmas old point and shoot
Stupid question, if you have that amount of money, can not go wrong with Hasselblad x1dii or any medium format system today
These cameras are no where near good enough for my pet’s instagram page.
Just a shout out to Jared, one of the few RUclips personalities that can capture my attention for over 30 mins!! Great job! Great comparison video!
yeah...Im not sure if he keeps me more well balanced or makes me a bit madder than I am already...But I nearly smack myself just for fun...and I dont know what he's talking about half the time!!
Yep, me too. He is fun isn’t he?
wish he'd get rid of the hair................looks.............old fashioned...........
Agreed, he’s definitely entertaining
Wait, you just mentioned all those lens formats, but didn't mention the *_"ELLLLLLLLLL-MOOOOUUUUUUNNNNNT-ALLLIIAAAAAANCEE!aliance!liance!"_*
He has to defend Canon
@@lifewithoutborders1348 And not mention that nikon glass is better xD
@@ppicans He didn't mentioned canon stopping production of all that EF glass... considering in every review he talks about support of legacy glass
@@ppicans Plus Nikon Z has more lens than RF Lens
This is coming at a perfect time. Thanks Jared!
EVFs, the thing that you look through...I am constantly smiling when watching your videos. Love it ;) good humor makes your work great.
This was another great video, very concise and just honest go between the two. Loved the end bit especially of acknowledging how some people don't have access and how switching systems isn't always the right choice even if the bosy might be slightly better or such.
Both are quite amazing and completely out of my price range
I love what Sony and Sigma is doing with compact primes for E-mount. E-mount has a great support by Zeiss and Voightlander. Also, unless I'm terribly mistaken, you can adapt lots of non-Sony/Minolta DSLR glass on E-mount, including Canon glass. That being said, Canon has some great compact zoom lenses for R. A1 is better but not by much despite all the tech ... and at that price R5 is amazing. So, I'm getting Pentax.
In such a situation of equality, the sniff test could be decisive!
Absolutely agree on the display. Especially comparing it to the A7R3a and A7R4a.
Nice job Jared, always love you and Steve! As a company that primarily shoots weddings in NY, NJ, CT, we went with the A1. We just couldn't run the risk of a camera overheating during a full Catholic ceremony. Interestingly as far as cost goes (this is what we did)..... the A1 with the Sigma 28-70 f2.8, and Tamron 70-180 f2.8 totals $8,596. The R5 with their 24-70 f2.8, and 70-200 f2.8 totals $8,897. We put the extra $301 towards some pro grade SD Cards. P.S.- Tell Steve, he's my hero. Great job editing.
Went with the r5 for practical reasons and don’t regret my purchase. They’re just awesome
Same. I'm loving it for everything I do.
The a1 isn't worth the incredibly high price increase over the r5, that's forsure.
@@RiposteThis I’ve always felt Sony had a lot to learn about color science. Their tones just feel off
@@kdaugherty230 Sony has a lot to learn about a lot of things tbh. Their IBIS is not good and doesn't do what they say it does, their LCD screens are horrible and basically 6 years old, like 90% of their lenses are mediocre and cost a ton. Colour science like you said is meh, kinda green and just doesn't feel nice imo. The Canon R6 and R5 are amazing cameras. If I ever switch from Nikon, which maybe one day I will, it will be to the Canon R5, that thing is amazing.
Same! 🙋🏻♂️
Great comparison and entertaining as usual Jared 👍🏽
Thanks for the great review.
One question: How many picture you can shoot in timelapse mode with one battery?
It is SO nice to see two stable camera companies competing this closely in the new world of mirrorless systems. Even with the used camera equipment market, it's tough for ordinary consumers to have to go through a change of vendor or even to a different model line in the same company. Like many others, I spend a lot more money on lenses than camera bodies and I keep the lenses longer. Clearly the new mount gives Canon an advantage, as well as its long history of producing top-quality lenses in quantity. Still, it is heartening to see that some of Sony's newest glass is getting rated near the top in quality. That's reassuring for the future.
I personally think that the mirrorless technological revolution is only part-way over. Both Sony and Canon seem to agree with that. It was a huge relief to see Sony coming out with a big improvement on its revolutionary but now aging A9 stacked sensor. There is a clear issue of cost for stacked-sensor technology. Putting a new version into a flagship camera while you drive the cost curve down makes a lot of sense.
I love the R5. I used to shoot Canon, switched to Nikon for the D850 and now switched back. The R5 is so easy to use and well built and durable which is important for Wildlife. I'm sure Sony is just as good if not better for Image quality, but I love Canon's ease of use, value, solid build and glass. Great video, Jared.
Hey Jared for the heat tests, is this only inside with controlled temps? I’ve heard that both cameras struggle once you start going outside. I live in Florida and some of the weddings I do get pretty dang hot. How does that affect the heat performance?
Great video! Very informative and you threw in some fun humor. Very well done.
Always, always appreciate these video's 💪
Thanks Jared! I love these videos! 😉
To help me decide which platform to invest in, I’m comparing the RF glass to the GM glass. Specifically, the auto focusing motor drives. We know the subset of GM lenses with the linear drive system can acquire focus quickly and keep up with 30 FPS on the Sony. I’m assuming all (?) of the RF glass can do the same? With the FPS bar changing every 9-12 months, do we know yet the FPS limits of either the RF or GM glass? I don’t want to invest in glass that can’t keep up with future bodies. Thank you for any insight.
Perfect video man thumps up
Great Video. Refreshingly independent. Seems to come down to the glass. Which has the best 100-400/500 telezoom? Sony FE 100-400mm G Master or Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1
This is a great video. Thanks Jared
I always wait for ur videos..❤❤❤❤❤👌👌
The more i watch JP.... i really like watching them (the videos)... the information is truly reliable.
Great video... but didn’t help me decide at all. Help!! I shoot cycling crit races. The motion is extremely fast when I’m sitting at a turn on the course. It looks like canon has better tracking but the A1 is faster FPS. Any suggestions one way or the other?
Wonderful Video Jared!
Hi, I am a new Sony Alpha 1 user and I have noticed that my new Sony Alpha 1 machine has been slightly hot for three minutes while I was adjusting the menus. As I continued to adjust the menu, I felt the Sony Alpha 1 inside my hand getting noticeably hot when I adjusted it for ten minutes.
I shoot primarily A7R4 for stills and A7Siii for video. Nothing on the market right now makes me feel like it would be an upgrade if I switched. Sure, the A1 is a pretty good approximation of those two cameras rolled into one body, but what's the point unless I want to shoot 8K (which I don't).
If you ever try to shoot anything moving with the R4 you’ll probably be disappointed.
I am now considering trying to grow a ‘fro… Thanks for the awesome videos packed full of experience & expertise!
Lmao that edit @ 33:11 is like a rated r movie on broadcast TV. 🤣
The 28-70 2.0 canon lens is one thing that will make me go for the R5.
Doesn't matter there is only one difference which is aperture ie 0.8 stops. Always for sony
@@gauravgangurde1610 2.0 to 2.8 is a lot, A lot for a zoom lens. And all the people says the 28-70's sharpness is unmatched. For now sony has better sensor technology but technology changes physics doesn't. So i would go with better lens. Amd because of the R mount, canon has the advantage to develop better lens.
@@machi2049 yah
Yeah, good luck trying to hold thwy heavy freaking lens all day
@@harryvuemedia5106 we are not weak like you so it's not a problem lol
Man i love canon the R5 is a big dream for me, im sitting with the Eos Rp with 24-105 f/4 RF atm im saving for Lensens now like the new macro 100mm f/2.8 RF and the 24-70 f/2,8 RF and so on..
Another nice, informative video. Thanks. I already have Sony a7Siii and a7Riv so not getting either of these cameras anytime soon. Btw, I think most viewers already have your "Guide to Capturing Motion in Low Light!" It's time for a new offer Jared! Just saying....
Hey Jared, I do not hold the shutter for 5 seconds but I do crop and sometimes even a LOT. Should I slap myself also?
Nice job Fro!
This was a good comparison and with an honest recommendation at the end.
nice job, like the comparison
As more and more cameras get better at doing everything “great”, then the difference between all those great cameras will pretty much disappear.
All cameras producing great results will drive the prices down
Great Video!, like always :)
33:03 R other one, yup!
I'm super curious what the R3 is going to be like.
I'd much rather cameras don't include a grip but let us choose to add one if we want.
Other than that, I'm hopeful it'll be an awesome camera.
Exellent comparison video ! ! What a tough choice. I'm in that position where I need to choose which platform to jump onto.
The Sony pluses are; The Sony lens, even the GM lens, are cheaper than the Canon R lens so that by the time you add up an equipment list the price point between the Sony system vs Canon becomes a lot narrower. Also Sony makes a 200-600 G lens that makes a lot of sense when you want to move up from the 70-200. Also Sony's 400 flash sync is a fantastic feature too as well as the longer non-limited video recording time. 50 mega pixels vs Canon's 45, and I believe you can switch between shooting full-frame and APS-C which can make your lens more versatile. Having the SAME card slots makes perfect sense.
On Canon R5 side: The Canon body is cheaper. Also It seems the Canon R glass is 2nd to none and is better than Sony's GM glass. Their 85mm f/1.2 and 28-70mm f/2.0 look killer. The rotating rear screen could be a nice thing to have on occasion.
What to do, what to do ? ?
Great video as usual! Thanks for the breakdown....I have to go with the R5 for the stabilization and price. The fact that it competes with the A1 at the price point that it is at is amazing! Frankly you can buy the body and a great lens for the price of the A1, for those of us that haven't arrived at gear head nirvana yet it is a great option.
Photos compete, video does not at all. A1 smashes it
I have a Canon 500mm f4 mkii lens that I would not part with, and the images that this lens and the R5 create are amazing. The 1.4 extender also works very well.
“Select start” thank you!!!
Another nice comparison. Sony did an awesome job with the A1 and Canon should be really proud of how far they have come with the R5. I shoot the R5 and the R6 and my biggest beef with the R5 is the dual card types (should be the same) and not being able to record video to both cards for redundancy. I am sure I would enjoy the Sony if I owned it but I do not see anything I am missing by shooting the R5/R6.
@Jared Polin looking forward to seeing the shots from Citizens Bank Park
i think it's the first time i hear you say "thank you very much for watching" or at least it's the first time i noticed it if you ever did before and i kinda liked it tbh. Maybe it's the fact that you're not saying it often but it felt really sincere. Thanks for your videos Jared, I truly appreciate your work !
Every fix I say it.
@@froknowsphoto oh my bad, I guess this one hit me differently I don’t know 🤷♂️
there are definitely moments were having a rotating screen is extremely helpful. But most of all I just like having the ability to close off the screen so that it isn’t exposed when in a bag. The best screen however is on the Panasonic S1H which rotates and does tilt.
I only hope r5's video performed as it did on stills... + easy on post production... would've been perfect hybrid cam
Great vid Jared, just wanna let you know that you can adapt A mount lenses on the sony, the same as adapting EF lenses to the canon, but other than that, great stuff! Keep it up!
I own the a7r3 and want to upgrade. Now that Canon has caught up and might surpass sony do I switch? I'm so on the fence between upgrading to the a1 or start over with r5. Hard choice. I have so much sony glass it seems I should stick with sony. Like you said, first world problem.
let's praise the money truck drivers who had to work a lot in this episode, coming back and forth every time Jared moved on to the next spec
Lol, i mean its just the facts of it XD
I wanted to ask :D great video, thanks
Hello, I have Canon R5, which 35mm lens can you suggest to me?
On the A1 I use a Sony 128 GB SD XC 2 card which reads 300mb/sec and writes at 299mb/s. I get 30 frames/sec when I use with compressed raw files no problem. Not suitable for making film, need the CFexpress type B card.
Hi Jared, what do you mean when you said: New ¨Pan Shot mode¨ in EVF? ... min 26:46
Hi Dood ! Would you tell me please why FROPACK3 does not appear on LR ? Does wort it only with RAW pic ? Thanks !!! (TikTok Cam LOL )
never heard of someone shooting under. Does anyone know what he meant when he was talking about the grips?
Is there any reason to avoid 50 ISO with Sony?Sometimes I hesitate to use it
i second your request for some kind of haptic response to shots being taken. that would be satisfactory
Could you do a more in depth video on way you choose Sony over Canon when you made the switch from Nikon?
First, thank you for the video. Second when you were comparing prices you seem to have said with the grip the cost difference reduces from $2600 to $1700., why? The grips for each camera are about the same. If your assuming adding the higher priced Canon grip with ethernet you still would then add the grip to the Sony as well would you not to keep the battery life the same?
He added the Canon grip to equal the Sony's ethernet connectivity, not for battery life. Besides, the Sony grip costs $320, not $999!
Nikon portrait shooter here for over a decade, using a D800 professionally for the last 7 years or so. I really wanted to stick with Nikon, but just couldn't wait on them any longer to catch up with the competition. I considered the A1, but the thing that pushed me to choose the R5 instead (camera arrives today!) was the glass. I also bought the 85 1.2, and even though that's some seriously expensive glass it was the same cost as if I had just purchased the A1 without a lens. Given how close they match up, it's hard to justify switching to the A1. I'm also considering the 28-70 f2, which if I buy it will make it about the same cost as buying the A1 and one high end lens. Even if I don't end up buying it, it's really cool that Canon is innovating with something like this lens.
Nikon shooter since the D200, I now use a D810 (studio, fashion, portraiture, nude). I am sad that Nikon is not anymore in the running for the AF capabilities. I have some Nikon hardware and lenses and I am still waiting for a new up to date Nikon mirrorless body. I love the Nikon cameras, color science, lenses and the look and feel. Sony has made great efforts to become the head of mirrorless world. But I think I would never go to Sony. Sony 's hardware is changing too fast, becomes obsolete very often. It must be much more difficult to sell old Sony cameras that Nikon ones. Switching to Canon is neither an option.I hope Nikon will release soon a good mirrorless body (as good as Sony for the AF reactivity) at a decent price. Until that, I still use my D810 with very good lenses.
@@filetdelumiere5037 hardly becomes obsolete very often. I’m still using an a7iii almost 2 and a half years later. It only becomes obsolete if you’re in the video sphere. Even still there are still people that shoot 1080p. It really matters who is behind the camera. Not what’s inside
@@filetdelumiere5037 I'm with you. I still think Nikon's files look the best out of the competition (and with a 7 year old camera!). Plus the camera designs feel the most intuitive. For example, just where they place the aperture/shutter dials. For some reason Canon makes one of their dials vertical (why?!), and the Sony dials (at least on the A1) felt like they required a good amount of grip to move. I also prefer the Nikon menu system, but I just couldn't wait any longer for them to get the autofocusing corrected.
@@waynedennyphoto if you're talking photo Nikon and Sonys (Zeiss) glass are the best, Canon (had for the longest) the best and fastest AF, but Fuji has the best colors out of the camera.
@@waynedennyphoto I was in this same position and bought the r5 and am hiring the 28-70mm. It’s amazing but it’s SO BIG! I have realised that I really just want a prime 35mm f1.2 and canon don’t have one yet in the new system. It seems like Sony have more options and smaller set up.
Stupid question but going to
Ask. Does the R5 Canon take / accept regular L lenses ?
This is really helpful, and I love use of the konami code!
Very well done video.
Thanks again for such an informative video!
I'm exactly one of those Nikon shooters for decades and considering switching over to mirrorless... the Z7II is useless and the Z9 probably too expensive, so I'm looking into switching the system. But my tendency goes to the R5 which is just overall for my work the more balanced camera especially with those RF lenses. BTW thanks for the real world/life video of you using the R5 shooting the cartoon artist, which exactly showed what I needed to know... I will still patiently wait till the Z9 comes out and then make my move...
What did you decide finally? :p
@@sh1904 I bought the R5 and couldn't be more happy! Also the RF lenses are beyond impressive. By now I have approximately 80'000 shutter counts on the clock 🙈
Can You tell me result of Canon EOS R5 with sigma 60-600 sports for wildlife and sports.
I don’t understand why I have to put my mechanical shutter turn on with my Sony a7riii. Like why do I need it for flash? Why do I need it for flickering lights?
Which is a better choice between R5 and A7S3 ?
If you add the vertical grips and the Hebrew trinity of lenses to both, how much more economical is the Canon? What about weather sealing?
@Photo Bunny is that the expensive grip (w/ ethernet) for the R5 or the regular one?
11:19 uff that's a very old picture of the Sony lenses. APS-C-E-Mount plus FF-A-Mount with only the first couple of FF-E-Mount-lenses.
Jared: "Personally, I like to have all of my slots the same."
My brain switches to Beavis & Butthead: "There's a lot of slots in Las Vegas...huh huh huh..."
When does the left hand version come out?
Haven watched yet, but I assume there won’t be a direct answer for this. One of those “it depends what you’re doing” type answers. I’ll come back once I’m done watching and say if I was right or wrong…lol
That’s not a secret
Some say that he is still watching to this day....
I'd like to see a real world review on the Samyang 85mm F1.4, and the 14MM F2.8 for the RF mount ($1,300 for Both). I think both cameras are the ones to get. I've settled on Canon myself for now, but the A7IV is a body I'm keeping an eye on.
I had samyang for 2 days and I returned it, then I bought rf85mm 1.2 😂
This is the best looking video you've put out... Did you record this in 8k on the R5? Do you record out to a recorder? Thx!
I believe he has said he records this in 4K HQ on the R5.
Thanks! Same as we've been doing lately, R5 in 4K HQ mode, all internal
He mentions it in the video. They record in 4K HQ (which is the 8K sensor readout downsampled)
Just a heads up, you can do 1/32000 electronic shutter with Fuji's as old as the X-T2.
Needed a side by side wind tunnel and sniff test. (great video though)
...you out there....raise your hand...next - take an open hand and slap yourself...so funny :) :) :) awesome video!
Nice compare. I think if kind of feels wrong to say should you get an R5 or A1 because you either know you need that processing power of the A1 or you get the R5. Nobody looking at either of these cameras should be new to photography, if you are you probably have more money than sense.
Thank you Jared 🙂
Nice overview, Canon holds up very well indeed to the A1 beast. Me? I'm hoping for a mirrorless D500.
Hello, Jared, I hope you are well. My name is Rafael, I am a Brazilian journalist and photographer, and things here in Brazil are chaotic, the pandemic is out of control. I have admired your work for a while, and I wrote you an email. I know you are very busy, but if you could read and answer me, I would be very, very grateful. Thanks in advance. A big hug and a lot of health to you and your whole family. 🙏🏼😊
The R5 holds its ground pretty well against the a1 and, you can have an R6 too for the same price!
I'd rather have the a1 than an R5 and R6.
@@jalexanderevans Fair enough, but why?
@@Simon-SBL the sensor has better dynamic range, ISO performance, and throughout and it seems more reliable and capable for video. And I wouldn't want two bodies, so I'd rather have an a1 or just an R5.
@@jalexanderevans I wouldn't want two bodies, either, or at least two the same if I did, but that wasn't really the point I was making, I cannot comment on the DR or ISO performance, I doubt that in reality, it will make a huge difference, it's not really a fair fight, after all the R5 and a1 are not really designed for the same thing or in the same tier, the R5, however, holds it's ground pretty well against a bigger fish.
@@Simon-SBL I agree.
Still using 70d, Why am I watching this when I can’t afford either one of them.
Same here, I got a T6 looking to upgrade to a 90D. It’s nice to dream though! Lol
You honestly need to find a way to save up for the R6. I considered the 90D. I decided in the end, it wasn't about money, it was about a fantastic mirrorless camera with incredible animal eye detection, vs a good DSLR, the 90D. I am so happy that I spent the extra money. Now. I'll never say I compromised. I'm adding wildlife photography to my hobby. And in this area, the R6 is incredible, the 90D is just ok. So save up, you will not be disappointed with the R6. It's not a compromise camera like the 90D.
I'm shooting on a T5. It will take me a couple of years to get out of debt, then I can think about upgrading.
@@davidho2977 Baha, I didn’t really believe in “better gear = better picture” But looking at the r5... I think I need to start working 24/7
700D 🥴
Where is that panning mode please?
Jared any opinion rf vs z mount class?
I have a canon 80D will the lenses work on the R5 Thanks
Yes with adapter.
Hi Man, I used Nikon but I sold all my gear and now I can buy into a new ecosystem. Would you go with Sony or Canon? Basically r5 or a1? I would have to buy all the lenses as wel.ò
R5 is a better choice. For the price of A1, you can get an R5 + R6 as backup body and still save $100
The thumbs up clip got me 😂
WHICH ONE DOES BETTER IN LOW LIGHT?! SOMEONE ANSWER ME PLEASE!
Do you think Nikon can catch up? Even with the Z9. Such a tough position to be in if you're currently Nikon considering other brands.
I love that you are very clear about everything with some humour
I need advice, I want to shoot music videos and take photos and just don't know what to pick. I thought about the a7siii but people said it its not that good at taking photos and told me to use it for videos; I want to get the canon eos r5 but people say its mainly use for photos and pretty decent with videos. I want to to buy the sony a1 because its really good at photos and videos, but the price right now is on (OMMMMMMMMFFGGGGGGGG). Sign guess, Ill have to wait for a while... Any advice anyone?
I think Jared forgot. The battery grip for the Sony is an extra cost, too, coming in at just under $400 USD.
The Canon grip actually costs less than the Sony grip. I think Jared cited the $1000 cost of the Canon grip with Wi-Fi.
I noticed this too. Sure, you need the super-fancy grip to get the ethernet port to equal the Sony's networking features, but most of us would get a regular grip that is significantly cheaper option.
@@definedphotography but that’s a good point though. If you want the r5 to do everything the Sony can that’s beyond image quality, when it comes to cloud sync and all that you can’t without making the two cameras much closer in price. In reality if you don’t need 8k specifically or the networking features you wouldn’t be buying the a1. You’d be buying the a7riv or a7riii. And both of those are much closer in price to the r5.
@@RiceCubeTech you can cloud sync over WiFi without the grip, either through a phone or direct from the camera. You can also upload to an FTP server
With the difference of price between the two you can buy another camera or a great lens. Canon did a great job with that R5.
The money just isn’t worth the slight improvements and worse interface with
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