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Re: Official Canon EOS R5 Mark II Images & Specifications


artsupreme wrote:
rscheffler wrote:
R5 and R5II are the same resolution and from what you have described, I expect the buffer at equal fps settings to unfortunately be identical based on your initial observations. Reducing frame rate should increase total number of shots before filling the buffer because earlier images will be cleared to the card while the buffer is not filling as quickly as at the peak frame rates. So it will really depend on whether you need longer burst capability or higher fps with shorter bursts.



I would hope that we would get at least a 25% increase in buffer with the R5II 4 years later if both cameras were setup like the following, even with the addition of 14-bit:

R5 - 20fps, cRAW (12-bit)
R5II - 20fps, cRAW (14-bit)


See below noting that I got about 100 on the sd card when I had it in my hands yesterday - so plausible. Thanks for asking - I was worried 200+ is pretty good. I will have to read the assumptions.



Jul 25, 2024 at 02:15 PM





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