This testing seems to indicate that rolling shutter is a real issue using electronic shutter.
The hit rate is also much lower than what I have come to expect when using my a9.
For me currently the Canon R5 remains an enigma. I expect that we will learn much more in the coming months about how this camera performs in the real World.
As of today it looks like the video features are being pretty widely criticized as market hype more than usable features. This at least in the 8K, and high frame rate 4k areas.
It seems it may be a better stills camera, but many restrictions exist that I am not accustomed to seeing in stills cameras. Much more testing is needed before we have a comprehensive understanding.
For now it looks to me like a combo of a9 and a7RIV/III is a better oval package. Possibly we expect too much of an "all arounder camera" and just much accept compromises in exchange for a single camera solution.
For now, still not "tempted".
Aug 06, 2020 at 01:49 PM
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