CANON EOS R5 BODY ONLY

Pure speed. Pure mirrorless.

The radical EOS R5 features technology that will have you falling in love with photography all over again. See and shoot subjects in completely new ways and add a new dimension to your visual story telling.

See every movement. Do not make a sound.

EOS R5 gives you more opportunities to capture the perfect moment in time. Shoot the action at up to a staggering 20 frames per second1 silently, capturing fleeting moments that are barely perceptible to the human eye.

Superb video at up to 4K 60fps and Full HD 120fps, all with Dual Pixel CMOS AF

The EOS R5 packs the kind of video specifications that can support a serious filmmaking workflow. Canon Log and HDR PQ options help videographers capture more dynamic range, and high quality 10-bit 4:2:2 recording is supported internally to either of the camera’s dual UHS-II SD memory card slots.

World’s best image stabilization: 8-stops

Imagine being able to shoot hand-held at shutter speeds as long as four seconds, blurring water in landscapes and people in the streets without reaching for a tripod. That’s the kind of creative freedom you can expect from the EOS R5.
An in-body five-axis Image Stabilizer provides up to 8 stops of protection against camera shake. And when RF lenses with an optical IS system (except RF 600MM F11 IS STM or RF 800MM F11 IS STM) are fitted to the camera, the two systems work in tandem to deliver an astonishing up to 8-stop advantage.
The camera’s In-body and lens-based IS systems stabilize video too, with a third system – Movie Digital IS – adding another layer of stabilization and professional-looking results.

World’s fastest AF tracks subjects with confidence4

The EOS R5 ‘s Dual Pixel CMOS AF II system is controlled by a DIGIC X processor that uses deep-learning artificial intelligence for advanced subject recognition and tracking. Eyes, faces and heads can all be recognised with new levels of precision. The camera can also identify cats, dogs and birds, helping you maintain sharp focus on fast-moving subjects – one of the most challenging aspects of wildlife and domestic photography.