Here are more images of the Canon EOS R5

[henrikolsen]

But will it finally have a RAW histogram? I hope, but doubt it.

I use it so much with MagicLantern that it will be very sad to miss. And no, I don't find exposure simulation and a histogram based on a developed/processed interpretation anywhere near a replacement for a proper RAW histogram for knowing exactly where clipping point is.

 

[vjlex]

Looks good except that there is no "lock" button for the scroll wheel. That is a feature I use often to make sure I don't bump settings when I am working - it has saved me many times. There might be an electronic option - but I'm guessing I would forget to set that as often.

It's not on the scroll wheel, but there is a Lock button right on the top next to the record and illumination button.

 

[docsmith]

It appears that it's missing the new optical sensor on the AF-ON button, so the R5 is perhaps not the premium mirrorless it's rumoured to be?

It will almost certainly have "touch and drag" on the back display, which is very slick.

As for the optical sensor for the AF-ON, likely on the eventual R1.

 

[mavvy]

R6 where are you? Wanna replace my 6D2 incl. lenses.

 

[mpb001]

Looks like a great camera. As a 5DIV owner, I do prefer the simple top mode dial. I do like having an LCD info panel on top though. I guess maybe we will get a mode dial on the R6 , then it will be without a top LCD info panel

 

[Canon1966]

I've always wanted a "5D like camera" with an articulating screen. This looks like its it.

 

[dominic_siu]

I will trade my R for R5 when release

 

[djack41]

Nice button layout. Good work Canon!

 

[Starting out EOS R]

It appears that it's missing the new optical sensor on the AF-ON button, so the R5 is perhaps not the premium mirrorless it's rumoured to be?

In a weird way, that's kind of good news as although the new optical sensor looks amazing and I'd love to have it, having it on the R5 would probably push the price way up so only Pro's could afford it. Without this, it is still a big step up and maybe still affordable for us mere mortals lol

 

[Deleted member 381342]

In a weird way, that's kind of good news as although the new optical sensor looks amazing and I'd love to have it, having it on the R5 would probably push the price way up so only Pro's could afford it. Without this, it is still a big step up and maybe still affordable for us mere mortals lol

Not just the price of the body. The price of the grip too, which have already been shooting in in price.

 

[njohnson]

• Joystick - check
• Sensible, historically standardized layout of buttons - check
• Flip screen - check
• Nicely sized grip - check
• Dual scroll wheels - check
• Lock button - check
• Settings screen - check

I'm sold. Take my money.

 

[Etienne]

Nothing to complain about in the looks department. This is the most exciting news I've seen from Canon since the 5D3. If reviews back it up, I'll be forgetting about Sony. But then again, the A7s mark III will probably be released at the same time as the R5.
Interesting times, and it may make for tough choices and large expenditures.

 

[joestopper]

It is refreshingly multi-function-bar-less. ...I wish I could send the EOS R in to have the back replaced with this one, just like in the good old days where you had different backs for film cameras. I guess there is another option here: drop'em like there hot (i.e. buy the R5).

Even if unpopular opinion: The multi-function bar was not as bad as stated by many. It just needs to be used in an appropriate way. I use it to magnify by sliding from left to right (and left touch to switch on/off histogram). This is more convenient than pushing a button and does not cause any trouble. I will miss it in the R5 ...

 

[Larsskv]

I feel like I am the only one who is a bit disappointed about the button layout on the R5. I would like to have some dedicated dual function buttons on the top of the camera, such as the ones that the 5D series has.

I use both the R and the 5DIV, and I appreciate the dual function buttons on the 5DIV, and miss them on the R.

Further I was hoping for the sensor on the AF-ON button that was seen on the 1DXIII.

 

[Larsskv]

Even if unpopular opinionr: The multi-function bar was not as bad as stated by many. It just needs to be used in an appropriate way. I use it to magnify by sliding from left to right ( and left touch to switch on/ffhistogram). This is more convenient than pushing a button and does not cause any trouble. I will miss it in the R5 ...

I agree to some extent. I am not a fan of the Touch Bar, but it works well when dedicated to other functions than exposure (ISO, exposure comp, shutter speed and aperture)

 

[Tom W]

Looking close, I can almost see my name on it.

 

[Tom W]

C'mon man! Release the Kraken! Do it Canon!

And let loose the dogs of war too!!

 

[pedroesteban]

Does anyone know what is the function of the red button on top of the camera?
It reminds me of one of those old notebook pointing sticks...

 

[David_E]

It look [sic] more massive than the R

OK, fixed that for you. The R is much larger than the R5. Get the point?

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[Deleted member 381342]

Does anyone know what is the function of the red button on top of the camera?
It reminds me of one of those old notebook pointing sticks...

Dedicated video record button is my first guess