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A set of eyebrow-raising specs have leaked for the Canon EOS R5 – Canon's next full-frame mirrorless camera, previously dubbed the Canon EOS RS, which will apparently begin shipping in July.
The leaks suggest a powerful system with a 45MP sensor, 5-axis in-body stabilization, up to 8 stops of stabilization when coupled with lens IS, 8K video at 30fps and 4K up to 120fps, and continuous shooting at 12fps mechanical and 20fps electronic.
While any leaks should be taken with a pinch of salt, Canon Rumors – the original publisher of these specs – is standing firmly behind them. Some details have been corroborated; Canon Watch, for example, cites a source confirming the 45MP sensor. Other details would likely, if true, come with a bit of an asterisk beside them.
• Competition: Win a Canon EOS R, RF 24-70mm lens + EF adapter
We are dubious about the 8K video and 4K at 120fps, for example. However, it is possible that these are either limited in function (such as the 6K Burst seen in some Panasonic bodies, or a timelapse mode) or invoke a crop factor. We assume that the camera will record full-width 4K up to 30fps, like the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III.
The leaks suggest a powerful system with a 45MP sensor, 5-axis in-body stabilization, up to 8 stops of stabilization when coupled with lens IS, 8K video at 30fps and 4K up to 120fps, and continuous shooting at 12fps mechanical and 20fps electronic.
While any leaks should be taken with a pinch of salt, Canon Rumors – the original publisher of these specs – is standing firmly behind them. Some details have been corroborated; Canon Watch, for example, cites a source confirming the 45MP sensor. Other details would likely, if true, come with a bit of an asterisk beside them.
• Competition: Win a Canon EOS R, RF 24-70mm lens + EF adapter
We are dubious about the 8K video and 4K at 120fps, for example. However, it is possible that these are either limited in function (such as the 6K Burst seen in some Panasonic bodies, or a timelapse mode) or invoke a crop factor. We assume that the camera will record full-width 4K up to 30fps, like the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III.
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