Mirrorless Cameras

Canon EOS R5 Mark II Mirrorless Camera Kit (RF 24-105mm F4L IS USM) Black

Key features:

  • 45MP Full-Frame Stacked BSI CMOS
  • Processor: DIGIC Accelerator Pro
  • Intelligent Auto Focus
  • Memory Card: SD/SDHC/SDXC, CFexpress
  • Equipment: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
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  • Connectivity Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI, USB 3.0
  • Display Touchscreen, 3.2"
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Description

Description

The EOS R5 Mark II excels in all categories, from wildlife photography and reportage to portrait photography and filmmaking, interviews, and documentaries, allowing you to fulfill your creative ambitions.

POWERFUL PERFORMANCE BASED ON ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

Whatever the story, the EOS R5 Mark II speaks your language. Capture images with dizzying speed and incredible resolution, and record next-level videos. All from a versatile camera body that inspires creativity from the first moment.

Multilayer sensor, 45 megapixel, back-illuminated

High-resolution photos and exceptional RAW 8K 60p videos. The design of this ultra-fast multi-layer sensor minimizes distortion in moving objects and allows continuous shooting without viewfinder blackout.

DISCOVER NEW WAYS OF CREATIVITY

Smart Dual Pixel AF system

Track people, animals, and objects, even when they are momentarily obscured from view. The Action Priority mode identifies the subject in certain sports and adjusts the AF area accordingly.

Advanced 45-megapixel multi-layer image sensor

The next-generation full-frame back-illuminated multi-layer CMOS sensor combines impressive resolution and dynamic range with incredible speed and video capabilities.

8K 60p RAW Video

Elevate your cinematography projects with Light RAW, for 8K 60p 12-bit recording using the full-width sensor of the camera.

Eye Control AF System

The Eye Control AF system, appearing for the first time in the EOS R5 Mark II, is now more accurate and reliable. It can precisely determine where you are looking and move the active AF point accordingly. Work intuitively and keep your focus steadily on the subject.

High ISO sensitivity transforms work in low-light conditions

The maximum ISO sensitivity of 51,200 (expandable up to 102,400) is supported by in-camera Neural Network noise reduction, for cleaner jpeg images with more details.

Customizable continuous shooting up to 30fps

Adjust the continuous shooting speed of the EOS R5 Mark II in small increments, capturing 45-megapixel images up to 30 times per second – a combination of speed and resolution that reveals the fluidity of every movement in rapidly changing scenes.

Speed and precision

Freeze moments in time with a top electronic shutter speed of 1/32,000 sec. and record 4K video at up to 120p, including sound. The fast information readout of the EOS R5 Mark II sensor minimizes rolling shutter distortion.

Send your photos and videos to your client faster and more reliably than ever, whether connected wirelessly via Wi-Fi 6E (depending on the region) or via USB. Choose an optional battery grip for connection via 2.5G BASE-T Ethernet.

Harness the Capabilities of the EOS R System for Your Business

Learn how the EOS R5 Mark II and other Canon mirrorless cameras can offer new commercial opportunities for your business.

THE SMARTEST AUTOFOCUS YET

The Smart Dual Pixel AF system of the EOS R5 Mark II sets new standards. Sharp focus is maintained on moving subjects, even when they are momentarily obscured from view. The Action Priority mode detects players in football, basketball, and volleyball, shifting the active AF point according to specific actions, such as a goal shot following a high-speed pass.

8K RAW UP TO 60P IN-CAMERA

Use the full width of the EOS R5 Mark II sensor to capture stunning 8K footage, with rich details and easy cropping during editing. The Light RAW 8K 60p captures moving subjects with exceptionally smooth motion. The 12bit color depth offers detailed gradations and a wide dynamic range.

Choose between 8K RAW footage for ultimate flexibility during editing or MP4 formats that perfectly fit your workflow. You will also find the same XF-HEVC S/XF-AVC S formats used in professional camcorders and Clog2 and Clog3 for efficient color grading.

FLEXIBILITY IN VIDEO RECORDING

Regardless of the editing workflow, the EOS R5 Mark II is the ideal choice, as it allows shooting at various resolution values, frame rates, and encodings.

More shots

Capture 8K 30p video up to four times longer, thanks to the cooling function integrated into the optional grip with cooling fan CF-R20EP.

Smooth and stable footage

The advanced 8.5-stop image stabilizer built into the body of the EOS R5 Mark II effectively smooths out any unintentional camera movement when working without a tripod. Create such smooth shots that they will look as if you were using a gimbal or dolly.

CAPTURE SUBTLE MOMENTS AT THE RIGHT TIME

Capture 45 megapixel photos at an amazing speed of 30 frames per second, freezing motion with a top electronic shutter speed of 1/32,000 sec.

Capture so much more than just a frame

Designed for professional hybrid photographers covering various events. While the Dual Recording function of the EOS R5 Mark II is enabled, with a single press of the shutter release button during Full HD video recording, 7680x4320 (8K) JPG photos are captured at up to 7.5fps with the same shutter speed - all without interrupting video recording.

The EOS R5 Mark II is built to the rigorous standards loved by reliable image creators. Moisture and dust seals protect the camera in adverse environments. The magnesium alloy frame is durable enough for professional use.

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Specifications

Specifications

General Characteristics

Camera Type
Kit
Colour
Black
Dust / Moisture Protection
Yes

Technical Specifications

Mount
Canon RF
Image Stabilization
Yes
Built-in Flash
No
Log Recording
No
AI Recognition
No
Card Support
CFexpress, SDHC, SDXC
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI, USB 3.0

Screen & Viewfinder

Screen Size
3.2 "
Viewfinder
Yes
Touch Screen
Yes
Tilting Screen
Yes

Sensor

Sensor Size
Full Frame
Native ISO (min)
100
Native ISO (max)
51200
Autofocus (AF)
Yes

Image

Resolution (Megapixels)
45 MP
Image Resolution
8192 x 5464 pixels
Image Format
JPEG, RAW

Video

Video Resolution
8192 x 4320
FPS
30 fps
Format Video
RAW

Top Specs

Monitor
Touchscreen, 3.2"

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Stelios tsipis
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    35 out of 42 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the bundle: Body

    Just one week with the R5II, impressions definitely positive, but!! Amazing AF with various smart functions to make your life easier, pre-shooting is very smart if you do wildlife, the 30 fps is perfectly fine compared to the competition and the category, 8K video is simply irrelevant and a gimmick to sell, it does have good 4K though, the sound at 100 fps is simply unnecessary, some guys like ambassadors find it a crazy upgrade, as if you shoot 100 fps to record sound on the camera, anyway, the full HDMI is very good, the stabilization is fantastic, the screen is okay they could have made an upgrade like the Sony a9III, and the viewfinder is not something wow but it is fine, the battery change in this series is a big foul by Canon, it essentially makes the previous ones useless while they are compatible, forcing you to buy others because some camera functions do not work with the old one, as well as its consumption, it draws endless power especially with large lenses, for a Greek wedding you need at least 4 batteries, I am talking about photos only, and it is among the most expensive of all companies, the upgrade was from the R6 as I mention where the comparison is a bit misplaced but I comfortably compare it with the Sony a7RV where the differences are fewer than their common points.
    I am not a fanboy at all nor will I defend and justify purchases and choices, they are companies and they try to make money, the issue is what suits each person, what job they want to offer, how much they are willing to set aside for equipment renewal and how they want to make their work easier.
    I will come back again with extensive information regarding its behavior.
    Whether it is worth the 5k we will find out very soon, it is by no means cheap of course we are talking about professional use but still the money for the body alone is a lot if you add CF type B memory cards, reader, batteries, the new grip you have reached 6000€ for fun without lenses. In my opinion anyone who buys such a body should have top RF L lenses in their collection because the lenses are what really make the difference. The reason we did not replace the R6 with the R6II or the R5 for so long, for example, was because we were buying the best RF lenses such as the RF28-70 f/2, RF 85 f/1.2, RF 70-200 f/2.8 etc… After acquiring all these lenses we said to upgrade the bodies too, so if you do not have top lenses it is better to get a body for half or maybe even less money, the result will be equally fantastic, that is the only sure thing.
    I know many do not like the truth, not to mention that most are clueless, especially those who have never worked, nor have ever held serious tools in their hands but still have a very strong opinion, there are also those of course who say ‘’ Ή τὰν ἢ canon’’, of course I am not referring to this kind of users, whatever someone who already works with top products says they will always have the opposite opinion without knowledge and experience.
    So we will see very soon in real conditions exactly what Canon did, as well as the issue with overheating and whether the almost 6k are really worth it!
    Update 21-01-2021
    The R5II is an excellent camera with plenty of capabilities in photography, in video it still cannot catch up with Sony no matter how hard it tries. The 5k it costs is not worth it at all, if it cost under 4 it would be an excellent choice for these pixels, but system changes are extremely costly especially if you have bought 5-6 lenses in the range of 3000-4000€ each.
    Conclusion: If you own an R5mk1, do not even think about the mk2, if you have an R6, or any other EOS R FF, an upgrade is justified only for purely professional use and only.

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  • Just one week with the R5II, impressions definitely positive, but!! Amazing AF with various smart functions to make your life easier, pre-shooting is very smart if you do wildlife, the 30 fps is perfectly fine compared to the competition and the category, 8K video is simply irrelevant and a gimmick to sell, it does have good 4K though, the sound at 100 fps is simply unnecessary, some guys like ambassadors find it a crazy upgrade, as if you shoot 100 fps to record sound on the camera, anyway, the full HDMI is very good, the stabilization is fantastic, the screen is okay they could have made an upgrade like the Sony a9III, and the viewfinder is not something wow but it is fine, the battery change in this series is a big foul by Canon, it essentially makes the previous ones useless while they are compatible, forcing you to buy others because some camera functions do not work with the old one, as well as its consumption, it draws endless power especially with large lenses, for a Greek wedding you need at least 4 batteries, I am talking about photos only, and it is among the most expensive of all companies, the upgrade was from the R6 as I mention where the comparison is a bit misplaced but I comfortably compare it with the Sony a7RV where the differences are fewer than their common points.
    I am not a fanboy at all nor will I defend and justify purchases and choices, they are companies and they try to make money, the issue is what suits each person, what job they want to offer, how much they are willing to set aside for equipment renewal and how they want to make their work easier.
    I will come back again with extensive information regarding its behavior.
    Whether it is worth the 5k we will find out very soon, it is by no means cheap of course we are talking about professional use but still the money for the body alone is a lot if you add CF type B memory cards, reader, batteries, the new grip you have reached 6000€ for fun without lenses. In my opinion anyone who buys such a body should have top RF L lenses in their collection because the lenses are what really make the difference. The reason we did not replace the R6 with the R6II or the R5 for so long, for example, was because we were buying the best RF lenses such as the RF28-70 f/2, RF 85 f/1.2, RF 70-200 f/2.8 etc… After acquiring all these lenses we said to upgrade the bodies too, so if you do not have top lenses it is better to get a body for half or maybe even less money, the result will be equally fantastic, that is the only sure thing.
    I know many do not like the truth, not to mention that most are clueless, especially those who have never worked, nor have ever held serious tools in their hands but still have a very strong opinion, there are also those of course who say ‘’ Ή τὰν ἢ canon’’, of course I am not referring to this kind of users, whatever someone who already works with top products says they will always have the opposite opinion without knowledge and experience.
    So we will see very soon in real conditions exactly what Canon did, as well as the issue with overheating and whether the almost 6k are really worth it!
    Update 21-01-2021
    The R5II is an excellent camera with plenty of capabilities in photography, in video it still cannot catch up with Sony no matter how hard it tries. The 5k it costs is not worth it at all, if it cost under 4 it would be an excellent choice for these pixels, but system changes are extremely costly especially if you have bought 5-6 lenses in the range of 3000-4000€ each.
    Conclusion: If you own an R5mk1, do not even think about the mk2, if you have an R6, or any other EOS R FF, an upgrade is justified only for purely professional use and only.

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Description & Specifications

General Characteristics

Camera Type
Kit
Colour
Black
Dust / Moisture Protection
Yes

Technical Specifications

Mount
Canon RF
Image Stabilization
Yes
Built-in Flash
No
Log Recording
No
AI Recognition
No
Card Support
CFexpress, SDHC, SDXC
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI, USB 3.0

Screen & Viewfinder

Screen Size
3.2 "
Viewfinder
Yes
Touch Screen
Yes
Tilting Screen
Yes

Sensor

Sensor Size
Full Frame
Native ISO (min)
100
Native ISO (max)
51200
Autofocus (AF)
Yes

Image

Resolution (Megapixels)
45 MP
Image Resolution
8192 x 5464 pixels
Image Format
JPEG, RAW

Video

Video Resolution
8192 x 4320
FPS
30 fps
Format Video
RAW

Top Specs

Monitor
Touchscreen, 3.2"

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Description

The EOS R5 Mark II excels in all categories, from wildlife photography and reportage to portrait photography and filmmaking, interviews, and documentaries, allowing you to fulfill your creative ambitions.

POWERFUL PERFORMANCE BASED ON ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

Whatever the story, the EOS R5 Mark II speaks your language. Capture images with dizzying speed and incredible resolution, and record next-level videos. All from a versatile camera body that inspires creativity from the first moment.

Multilayer sensor, 45 megapixel, back-illuminated

High-resolution photos and exceptional RAW 8K 60p videos. The design of this ultra-fast multi-layer sensor minimizes distortion in moving objects and allows continuous shooting without viewfinder blackout.

DISCOVER NEW WAYS OF CREATIVITY

Smart Dual Pixel AF system

Track people, animals, and objects, even when they are momentarily obscured from view. The Action Priority mode identifies the subject in certain sports and adjusts the AF area accordingly.

Advanced 45-megapixel multi-layer image sensor

The next-generation full-frame back-illuminated multi-layer CMOS sensor combines impressive resolution and dynamic range with incredible speed and video capabilities.

8K 60p RAW Video

Elevate your cinematography projects with Light RAW, for 8K 60p 12-bit recording using the full-width sensor of the camera.

Eye Control AF System

The Eye Control AF system, appearing for the first time in the EOS R5 Mark II, is now more accurate and reliable. It can precisely determine where you are looking and move the active AF point accordingly. Work intuitively and keep your focus steadily on the subject.

High ISO sensitivity transforms work in low-light conditions

The maximum ISO sensitivity of 51,200 (expandable up to 102,400) is supported by in-camera Neural Network noise reduction, for cleaner jpeg images with more details.

Customizable continuous shooting up to 30fps

Adjust the continuous shooting speed of the EOS R5 Mark II in small increments, capturing 45-megapixel images up to 30 times per second – a combination of speed and resolution that reveals the fluidity of every movement in rapidly changing scenes.

Speed and precision

Freeze moments in time with a top electronic shutter speed of 1/32,000 sec. and record 4K video at up to 120p, including sound. The fast information readout of the EOS R5 Mark II sensor minimizes rolling shutter distortion.

Send your photos and videos to your client faster and more reliably than ever, whether connected wirelessly via Wi-Fi 6E (depending on the region) or via USB. Choose an optional battery grip for connection via 2.5G BASE-T Ethernet.

Harness the Capabilities of the EOS R System for Your Business

Learn how the EOS R5 Mark II and other Canon mirrorless cameras can offer new commercial opportunities for your business.

THE SMARTEST AUTOFOCUS YET

The Smart Dual Pixel AF system of the EOS R5 Mark II sets new standards. Sharp focus is maintained on moving subjects, even when they are momentarily obscured from view. The Action Priority mode detects players in football, basketball, and volleyball, shifting the active AF point according to specific actions, such as a goal shot following a high-speed pass.

8K RAW UP TO 60P IN-CAMERA

Use the full width of the EOS R5 Mark II sensor to capture stunning 8K footage, with rich details and easy cropping during editing. The Light RAW 8K 60p captures moving subjects with exceptionally smooth motion. The 12bit color depth offers detailed gradations and a wide dynamic range.

Choose between 8K RAW footage for ultimate flexibility during editing or MP4 formats that perfectly fit your workflow. You will also find the same XF-HEVC S/XF-AVC S formats used in professional camcorders and Clog2 and Clog3 for efficient color grading.

FLEXIBILITY IN VIDEO RECORDING

Regardless of the editing workflow, the EOS R5 Mark II is the ideal choice, as it allows shooting at various resolution values, frame rates, and encodings.

More shots

Capture 8K 30p video up to four times longer, thanks to the cooling function integrated into the optional grip with cooling fan CF-R20EP.

Smooth and stable footage

The advanced 8.5-stop image stabilizer built into the body of the EOS R5 Mark II effectively smooths out any unintentional camera movement when working without a tripod. Create such smooth shots that they will look as if you were using a gimbal or dolly.

CAPTURE SUBTLE MOMENTS AT THE RIGHT TIME

Capture 45 megapixel photos at an amazing speed of 30 frames per second, freezing motion with a top electronic shutter speed of 1/32,000 sec.

Capture so much more than just a frame

Designed for professional hybrid photographers covering various events. While the Dual Recording function of the EOS R5 Mark II is enabled, with a single press of the shutter release button during Full HD video recording, 7680x4320 (8K) JPG photos are captured at up to 7.5fps with the same shutter speed - all without interrupting video recording.

The EOS R5 Mark II is built to the rigorous standards loved by reliable image creators. Moisture and dust seals protect the camera in adverse environments. The magnesium alloy frame is durable enough for professional use.

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  • Stelios tsipis
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    35 out of 42 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the bundle: Body

    Just one week with the R5II, impressions definitely positive, but!! Amazing AF with various smart functions to make your life easier, pre-shooting is very smart if you do wildlife, the 30 fps is perfectly fine compared to the competition and the category, 8K video is simply irrelevant and a gimmick to sell, it does have good 4K though, the sound at 100 fps is simply unnecessary, some guys like ambassadors find it a crazy upgrade, as if you shoot 100 fps to record sound on the camera, anyway, the full HDMI is very good, the stabilization is fantastic, the screen is okay they could have made an upgrade like the Sony a9III, and the viewfinder is not something wow but it is fine, the battery change in this series is a big foul by Canon, it essentially makes the previous ones useless while they are compatible, forcing you to buy others because some camera functions do not work with the old one, as well as its consumption, it draws endless power especially with large lenses, for a Greek wedding you need at least 4 batteries, I am talking about photos only, and it is among the most expensive of all companies, the upgrade was from the R6 as I mention where the comparison is a bit misplaced but I comfortably compare it with the Sony a7RV where the differences are fewer than their common points.
    I am not a fanboy at all nor will I defend and justify purchases and choices, they are companies and they try to make money, the issue is what suits each person, what job they want to offer, how much they are willing to set aside for equipment renewal and how they want to make their work easier.
    I will come back again with extensive information regarding its behavior.
    Whether it is worth the 5k we will find out very soon, it is by no means cheap of course we are talking about professional use but still the money for the body alone is a lot if you add CF type B memory cards, reader, batteries, the new grip you have reached 6000€ for fun without lenses. In my opinion anyone who buys such a body should have top RF L lenses in their collection because the lenses are what really make the difference. The reason we did not replace the R6 with the R6II or the R5 for so long, for example, was because we were buying the best RF lenses such as the RF28-70 f/2, RF 85 f/1.2, RF 70-200 f/2.8 etc… After acquiring all these lenses we said to upgrade the bodies too, so if you do not have top lenses it is better to get a body for half or maybe even less money, the result will be equally fantastic, that is the only sure thing.
    I know many do not like the truth, not to mention that most are clueless, especially those who have never worked, nor have ever held serious tools in their hands but still have a very strong opinion, there are also those of course who say ‘’ Ή τὰν ἢ canon’’, of course I am not referring to this kind of users, whatever someone who already works with top products says they will always have the opposite opinion without knowledge and experience.
    So we will see very soon in real conditions exactly what Canon did, as well as the issue with overheating and whether the almost 6k are really worth it!
    Update 21-01-2021
    The R5II is an excellent camera with plenty of capabilities in photography, in video it still cannot catch up with Sony no matter how hard it tries. The 5k it costs is not worth it at all, if it cost under 4 it would be an excellent choice for these pixels, but system changes are extremely costly especially if you have bought 5-6 lenses in the range of 3000-4000€ each.
    Conclusion: If you own an R5mk1, do not even think about the mk2, if you have an R6, or any other EOS R FF, an upgrade is justified only for purely professional use and only.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the bundle: Body

  • Just one week with the R5II, impressions definitely positive, but!! Amazing AF with various smart functions to make your life easier, pre-shooting is very smart if you do wildlife, the 30 fps is perfectly fine compared to the competition and the category, 8K video is simply irrelevant and a gimmick to sell, it does have good 4K though, the sound at 100 fps is simply unnecessary, some guys like ambassadors find it a crazy upgrade, as if you shoot 100 fps to record sound on the camera, anyway, the full HDMI is very good, the stabilization is fantastic, the screen is okay they could have made an upgrade like the Sony a9III, and the viewfinder is not something wow but it is fine, the battery change in this series is a big foul by Canon, it essentially makes the previous ones useless while they are compatible, forcing you to buy others because some camera functions do not work with the old one, as well as its consumption, it draws endless power especially with large lenses, for a Greek wedding you need at least 4 batteries, I am talking about photos only, and it is among the most expensive of all companies, the upgrade was from the R6 as I mention where the comparison is a bit misplaced but I comfortably compare it with the Sony a7RV where the differences are fewer than their common points.
    I am not a fanboy at all nor will I defend and justify purchases and choices, they are companies and they try to make money, the issue is what suits each person, what job they want to offer, how much they are willing to set aside for equipment renewal and how they want to make their work easier.
    I will come back again with extensive information regarding its behavior.
    Whether it is worth the 5k we will find out very soon, it is by no means cheap of course we are talking about professional use but still the money for the body alone is a lot if you add CF type B memory cards, reader, batteries, the new grip you have reached 6000€ for fun without lenses. In my opinion anyone who buys such a body should have top RF L lenses in their collection because the lenses are what really make the difference. The reason we did not replace the R6 with the R6II or the R5 for so long, for example, was because we were buying the best RF lenses such as the RF28-70 f/2, RF 85 f/1.2, RF 70-200 f/2.8 etc… After acquiring all these lenses we said to upgrade the bodies too, so if you do not have top lenses it is better to get a body for half or maybe even less money, the result will be equally fantastic, that is the only sure thing.
    I know many do not like the truth, not to mention that most are clueless, especially those who have never worked, nor have ever held serious tools in their hands but still have a very strong opinion, there are also those of course who say ‘’ Ή τὰν ἢ canon’’, of course I am not referring to this kind of users, whatever someone who already works with top products says they will always have the opposite opinion without knowledge and experience.
    So we will see very soon in real conditions exactly what Canon did, as well as the issue with overheating and whether the almost 6k are really worth it!
    Update 21-01-2021
    The R5II is an excellent camera with plenty of capabilities in photography, in video it still cannot catch up with Sony no matter how hard it tries. The 5k it costs is not worth it at all, if it cost under 4 it would be an excellent choice for these pixels, but system changes are extremely costly especially if you have bought 5-6 lenses in the range of 3000-4000€ each.
    Conclusion: If you own an R5mk1, do not even think about the mk2, if you have an R6, or any other EOS R FF, an upgrade is justified only for purely professional use and only.

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