Canon EOS R5 Full Frame Mirrorless First Impressions | James Simmons
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Australian wedding photographer James Simmons puts the Canon EOS R5 full frame mirrorless camera to the test and shares his first impressions with us.
0:26 - Continuous eye focus tracking
0:56 - In-built Image Stabilization
1:15 - Low light capabilities
2:06 - Autofocus tracking
2:49 - Autofocus tracking with high-speed shooting
4:00 - Single-point focus via the vari-angle LCD screen
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This content was originally posted on 09/07/20 by James Simmons on his Facebook and Instagram accounts, in partnership with Canon Australia. All views and opinions are his own.
Hi Everyone,
The EOS R5 offers class-leading autofocus with high-resolution and high frame rate video recording options using the maximum width of the full-frame sensor at high bit rates. Inevitably, this combination of features has potential to generate some significant heat, which will limit recording time.
While concerns of overheating are speculation only at this time - given no final production EOS R5 models have been released -we have taken many steps to ensure the final product will be able to cope with movie shooting heat. These include:
• Magnesium alloy was used in the body to dissipate heat away from internal components.
• An “overheat control” function to reduce heat generation when the camera is in standby.
• An inbuilt flash warning that alerts to when the internal temperature of the camera rises due to the processing power.
We're making every effort to be transparent in relation to recording times, see below numbers as a guide.
When the ambient temperature is 23°C and the camera begins recording from a “cold start,” the approximate maximum shooting time depends on the movie format setting, as follows. (Settings of 30 minutes or more is when recording is stopped and started immediately again after 29 minutes and 59 seconds.)
• 8KRAW30p: approx. 20 min.
• 8K30p: approx. 20 min.
• 4K60p Uncropped: approx. 35 min.
• 4K High-quality 30p: approx. 30 min.
• 4K60p Cropped： approx. 25 min.
Please note: if the temperature of the camera’s circuits rises due to shooting conditions or environment/weather conditions, the maximum duration of recording may be less than shown above.
is it a stacked sensor or will it suffer banding issues with silent shutter in low light like the Sony A7iii. I love the silent shutter on my A9 at weddings but do not trust my A7iii under artificial light. The r5 and r6 both look great just a shame they came too late for me as I switched to Sony last year after 18 years with canon. Hope they fly off the shelves
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This content was originally posted on 09/07/20 by James Simmons on his Facebook and Instagram accounts, in partnership with Canon Australia. All views and opinions are his own.
I will be glad when we get real reviewers on here to look at this camera I am especially interested in the video capabilities of this camera as far as how long you can shoot in 4K and 1080 P.
You're right this is a first impressions video that canon asked me to do and i don't shoot video. this was my POV for wedding stills photography
Amazing camera specially for wedding photographers.
This master work with a great energy.
love it but please turn down the music track, it's so distracting : (
Any chance of R5 getting a 4K - 24/25/30fps unlimited record time via firmware?
Or alternatively even a 1080P unlimited recording time, or 4K 24/25/30fps recording for 60 - 90 minutes continuously ?
Many pros & lots of productions need more than 29 minutes ! :(
First off any cameras like the Canon 1DX MKIII or the R5 are restricted to 30 mins recording time as per EU regulations and are classified as still camera with video capable and are subject to a certain tax bracket. Any camera that records more than 30 mins are classified as video cameras are subject to a higher tax bracket. That's why companies like Canon, Sony, Panasonic etc, will put these recording limitation on these cameras. So it's not their fault, they're just following the EU regulation.
Perhaps the better question is - why do the Sony A7RmkIV , A9mkii ,Panasonic S1H, GH5, and more have unlimited video recording capabilities & Canon refuse ????
Are you aware the 1996 EU Tax regulation on 30minute record limits was removed in late 2018? Sadly Canon made a deliberate decision to keep things restricted.
@@kane01337 I will concede that wasn't aware the about the regulation being removed as I haven't travel to Europe for over 4 years.
EOS R5 is too hot, and it has not been formally shipped yet, you should add a fan heating system~
What about the Rolling shutter?
Why are these videos uploaded in such low quality
It was just uploaded. You must be new to youtube. It takes time for processing after an upload.
Wow a new camera Imma gonna buy it and shoot weddings but wait there’s covid 😒
Will the eye follow focus and other fancy features work with EF lenses or just the R series lenses?
It will work on both
FREO!
would canon add animal eye Af & improve the autofocus in the Eos r & Eos rp via firmware update ?
These things are always possible, however we can't comment on any future firmware updates that may be taking place
@@canonanz it would be lovely to have the autofocus & tracking of R5 & R6 in the Eos R as I just got it back a few months earlier which outta luck also as a heavy crop in 4K mode !
Did you try 20fps electronic shutter and was there any rolling shutter or banding? How was the dynamic range compared to Sony in stills?
I didn't test it hey, the 12 frames per second was plenty fast enough for me. but most electronic shutters will have rolling shutter to some degree
James Simmons Thanks man for the answer. I was just wondering about the electronic shutter because 20fps totally silent is actually really good option in many situations. I am a professional photojournalist and I use to shoot with Sony A9 which has like zero rolling shutter effect and minor banding. Hopefully R5 and R6 are the same!
@@SKuu777 100% TBH I only had the camera for a few days and didn't think to test the rolling shutter effect but yeah silent mode is def completely silent.
nearly 7k plus another 2k for the grip.... then u need the most expensive lens system.... but no weddings due to Covid,,,,
Underrated comment
That was not a usable shot lol
and also a 1/3200 shutter speed...
well not for a billboard but for a 6x4 wedding print for a family member, v usable
@@LeopoldFan Well it probably needed to be for a correct exposure. What did you want, a 3 stops overexposed image?
It's a 45MP camera, so use your imagination. Downsample to a 12" x 8" (3600px x 2400px) and it will be perfectly usable. Have you never resized an image before?
@@cooloox Damn you cooloox why are you so spot on with your brilliant comments
l ❤️ canon
this video is a bit.... just doesn’t inspire that much about the camera... and thats not an usable shot
Who on earth colour graded this video? Someone had a bit too much fun with the S curve...
Till Death an amazing director-producer. everywhere we shot was super dark
1:58 No it's not usable, but it does show you can push the R5 very far. I have seen noise levels like this on the 5D Mark 2 at ISO 6400....
Good camera who already had canon best lenses & canon eco system but if any1 using sony a7r3 or a7r4 or nikon z7 & nikon D850 for photography don't need to buy this R5 bcoz i don't feel any surprising or very innovative from the point of view of photographer 👍 best luck canon
dammit I want one!
Ah another reason for photography to be about what camera you use and not the photographers experience or knowledge
How many times did the camera overheat? :D
Not an intelligent comment since he was taking still photos and not shooting video. Every camera overheats when shooting super high res video. But i guess it's easier to just troll instead of using your brain. 🧠
TheSupremeGinge maybe. I’ve never been a Sony man. Always canon, and I’m genuinely disappointed. No trolling either, But god damn, this R5 (compared to the upcoming a7siii) will absolute brick. 7k for a body that isn’t reliable. How are you defending it?
@@theprojectionist1 Disappointed in what? That you cannot record 8k raw video for 50 hours? I think you miss the point of this. If you really need to record 30+ minutes of video without overheating, you need a camera that was made for professional video.
TheSupremeGinge I’m sick of that being a defence! It overheats in standby and 4K modes. How is any professional worth their grain in salt supposed to feel confident (especially in summer shoots) when there is NO cooling system whatsoever. Awful decision
@@theprojectionist1 Oh i get it, you're just a crazy person. No reviewers have had this in their hands yet. The reviewers with production models have never mentioned this. So maybe stop watching videos till there is real information out there. I highly doubt it overheats in standby mode. 🙄
Canon , I swear these videos make me trust the camera even less. Give the camera to the reviewers. People paying over 4K aren’t going to be tricked
That was honesty just how I would use that camera in my profession, it was never meant to be a side by side pixel peeping comparison video
James Simmons exactly. They just showed us what it would be like to use a camera and not what it would be to use That camera verses another one. If I have a 5diii or a eos R or a A7, what’s the difference? Show me the screen in use. Give it to a real pro using it that doesn’t work for canon. If you think pixel peeping is the difference you should ask more if your camera company.
Go look at the pro for the EOS R and how similar the canon videos are from the “ambassadors”. I have two and a Sony.... I trust the Sony for paid work, I enjoy shooting with my R’s.
@@RockyMaiviaMiami yeah it's pretty hard to compare image quality when nothing but the Canon software DPP can read the files and you have it for only a few days during ISO.
James Simmons I think that’s the point I’m making. It’s going to take weeks to uncover all of the random things Canon is disabling to protect the other lines. We all fully expect a great photographer can get great images from any camera. These were not great images.
@@RockyMaiviaMiami seems as though you missed the point of my bts first impressions video aimed at wedding photographers
Give away
How munch Canon r5..?
$7k Australian
Low light seems terrible.
its a big step up from the MK4's
seems much worse in low light vs sony a7s 2
MiguelSer31 how do you figure that?
@@jamessimmons2159 noise at 50,000 iso canon r5 seems higher vs sony a7s2. What do you think?
MiguelSer31 haha that’s a 12mp camera dude this is 45mp. Bad comparison
another pointless advertisement. good job canon australia