Apparently, Canon is making a quick hand for the EOS R5 full-frame mirrorless camera, which it recently announced for development. According to leading news agency newswitch.jp, Canon will release the Canon EOS R5 camera to the general public before the Summer Olympics 2020.
The new Canon EOS R5 full-frame mirrorless camera is already listed at Adorama and B&HPhoto. The detailed specifications and pricing info are still unknown.
On the other hand, the EOS R5 is into the hands of professional photographers. Check out the first real world image of the new Canon EOS-R5 below.
The (machine translated) article says:
Canon has decided to launch the EOS R5, a full-size mirrorless camera under development compatible with 8K video shooting, as early as possible before the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. The support system for equipment rental and maintenance is planned to be the largest ever sport event. For professionals, single-lens reflex cameras are mainly used, but use of mirrorless, which is excellent in quietness and weight reduction, is also progressing. The Tokyo Olympics aims to exceed 70% in the use of news cameras.
Canon EOS R5 Key Features:
- 8K Video Capture
- 20 fps high-speed continuous shooting (Electric Shutter)
- 12 fps high-speed continuous shooting (Mechanical Shutter)
- High-performance coordinated image stabilization (IS)
- Dual media card slots
- RF-Mount
More at Canon EOS R5 Specs, Release Date : 8K, IBIS, 20fps
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via newswitch.jp
