using the Dual Pixel sensor and Canon's new 3D app | Credit: James Artaius In front of me is a stock EOS R5 and lens photographing a (slightly unsettling) doll. He takes me to a large screen where ...

Choosing a lens is critical for capturing high-quality photographs of any type. It is usually determined by the location, light, and distance of the camera from the subject. The Canon EOS R5 and ...

which provides up to 8 stops of compensation when using the camera with certain compatible lenses, but the new R5 II is even slightly better again, now offering up to 8.5-stops of image stabilisation.

Canon has rolled out firmware updates for two of its professional cameras, the Canon EOS R5 Mark II and the EOS R1. The ...

Which is exactly what we’ve done in this guide. If we had to pick just one Canon camera to take the crown, it would be the EOS R5 Mark II. With a powerful stacked sensor and near-perfect ...

though this does also mean it fits inside of the Canon EOS R5 Mark II which it is incompatible with. It’s possible Mathorn can do nothing about this as Canon has seemingly slowly cut off third-party ...

It works in low light all the way down to -6 EV with the 50mm F1.4 lens. The Canon R5 II employs the Dual Pixel CMOS AF system with 5,940 individual phase detection points that cover the frame up to ...