Canon EOS R5 Unite and Discuss!

For the R6, the image is 3400 on the long side, and the raw was under 8M, Jpg was 5M.

Using the 55-250 (yielding a cheap light equivalent view of 88-400)... Pretty good IQ too. I would say that the R5 pixel density would shred that lens IQ, but since it is cropping it for you down to a 17Mpx, I think there would be no issues.

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Jeff USN Photog 72-76 wrote in post #19122790
I won't get an R5 until it is in the gear list so I can add the shots to the gallery...

Lenses from over a year ago haven’t even been added so you might be waiting a while.

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Jeff USN Photog 72-76 wrote in post #19122790
I won't get an R5 until it is in the gear list so I can add the shots to the gallery...

I thought the R5 is already in the gear list.

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ct1co2 wrote in post #19122966
I thought the R5 is already in the gear list.

It is. The R6 isn’t.

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Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #19122969
It is. The R6 isn’t.

Strange. I would have thought the gear database would be updated a litle faster.

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Jeff USN Photog 72-76 wrote in post #19122790
I won't get an R5 until it is in the gear list so I can add the shots to the gallery...

I don't quite understand...you're saying POTN is the reason why you have not bought the R5? I see no laughing emoji so I'm assuming you are serious?

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gossamer88 wrote in post #19122976
I don't quite understand...you're saying POTN is the reason why you have not bought the R5? I see no laughing emoji so I'm assuming you are serious?

forgot the emoji, however it is tongue in cheek since I am thinking next spring for the R5, although I am renting one in 2 weeks for a week

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butterfly2937 wrote in post #19124549
A review that covers both the good features and some problems with performance in certain scenarios with the R5.

Will talks about it taking 2-5 seconds for the EVF to "boot" up. I tend to sit by a pond and have my camera on my lap most of the time and it can be 20 minutes between birds and then they pop up in front of me, 5 seconds and they would be gone.

has anyone noticed this? I will be testing it out next week when I rent one.

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butterfly2937 wrote in post #19124549
A review that covers both the good features and some problems with performance in certain scenarios with the R5.

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3:45 through 6:00 as well as 9:00-11:00----Must listen closely

If you have ever been to Yellowstone and the Tetons....this is extremely disappointing news

Advantage definitely to DSLR.

Also wondering how its going to PU BIF's that quickly appear. A DSLR can get them if you perfect the skill sets. Sounds like this will be a bit of adjustment on the R5

I absolutly agree....some of the best shots you will ever get is when you surprise wildlife. Camera has got to perform here

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