After entering the full-frame mirrorless market with a camera that lacked several features found in competitors, Canon went all-in with the EOS R5 and R6. Boasting lists of specifications that include ...

When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. The Canon EOS R6 III's specs have prompted some people to wonder if its more expensive sibling is worth the extra. Photo: ...

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Video capability: 8K up to 60 FPS, 4K up to 120 FPS,2K up to 240 FPS, FHD up to 240 FPS Weight: 1.64 lbs / 746 g with card and battery Size: 5.45×3.98×3.68 in / 138.5×101.2×93.5 mm Memory card type: ...

Move over Sony, Canon is trying to take the lead in bleeding-edge tech for mirrorless cameras. The company’s new $4,300, 45-megapixel EOS R5 II offers advanced features like eye-tracking autofocus (AF ...

After teasing it for months, Canon has taken the wraps of the 45-megapixel, $3,899 EOS R5, the most impressive-looking mirrorless camera for video we’ve seen so far. As we already knew, it will shoot ...

Perhaps the ultimate all-purpose shooter, the Canon EOS R5 is to mirrorless in 2022 what the Canon EOS 5D was to DSLRs in years past. Why you can trust Live Science Our expert reviewers spend hours ...

One of the best cameras on the market at the moment, and possibly Canon's finest ever technical achievement. A superlative, but very expensive package. Why you can trust Space.com Our expert reviewers ...

The Canon EOS R5 II is fast, reliable and incredibly capable — perfect for wildlife and action shooters. It's a serious upgrade, but could be overkill for more casual photographers. Why you can trust ...

The EOS R5 Mark II ($4,299, body only) is Canon's take on a now familiar concept: a full-frame camera with both excessive resolution and incredible speed. The R5 Mark II maintains the same 45MP pixel ...

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 14 years, which has given me a front row seat for the changeover from DSLRs to mirrorless cameras, ...