This information was supplied by Canon to the largest UK pro-video dealership CVP. It comes directly from the manufacturer’s own testing results. The Canon EOS R5 does push the technology under the hood very hard. With only passive cooling and no fan, in a body barely any larger than the Sony A7...
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Where were these images taken from? it looks like they could be from the manual?
I like Andy/EOSHD, and I get that he's approaching these cameras from a filmmaker's point of view. But he often conveniently forgets that these are stills-first cameras. I get that he wants Canon to make a 6K cinema camera, but it's pretty clear canon's answer is: Use the C-series!
EOSHD said:
The Panasonic S1H has an active cooling system and 6K shooting. This fan prevents the kind of problems we see with the EOS R5 from occurring at all. As a Netflix approved camera, can you imagine the crew having to stop EVERYTHING due to overheating?
This is not an A-cam for Netflix production! The compromises (a *FAN* or venting? Fewer megapixels?) that would be required to make it that aren't tolerable for stills photographs. We all want the perfect camera for all situations, and for it to fit in our pocket and cost $999. In a shrinking market, Canon simply can't afford to build the perfect camera to everyone's exact specs.
Edit: That isn't to say I wouldn't mind seeing an R5c w/ a fan, dual CFe and full size HDMI