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| sent on 25 Giugno 2025
Pros: File, AF module, ergonomics, dual slot, CF Express B, viewfinder, general speed, key position
Cons: Sincerely? Nobody
Opinion: I've been shooting for many years, not for work alas (today if I could go back I would have done it) but as a hobby, I have been the owner of 500d, 60d, 5dmkiii, eos R and finally this R5. Let's start from the fact that the 5diii has remained in my heart, when I sold it also went with it a piece of my heart, my first FF and my first pro body, I did everything with it and it was there to always support me without batting an eyelid, the ergonomics were simply fantastic which with eos R I struggled a bit to find but then I got used to it and I also geared up with her even if he was always missing that something... That something I found in the R5, a feeling that seemed lost after the 5DMark3.... yes, the dials with the joystic are back finally, they were immediately felt from the first shot, it seemed to redeem with the 5dmark3, if I can say it FINALLY. Let's talk about this machine now, ergonomics from what I have told so far TOP, from 10, coming from a life of canon I immediately felt at home (everything in its place). The image quality is embarrassing, endless detail (and I was used well with the 30mpx of the eos R), initially it took me a few shots to avoid micro-blur, moreover I was testing the ibis as far as it could get and I was amazed by the effectiveness, leading me to shoot with times unimaginable before with the R (tested with the ef 24 70 2.8 ii... I still have to try the sigma 50 art). The lightning-fast AF module locks on to the eye and never leaves it, even when the subject gets so close that the minimum distance in focus is overtaken, even from a distance it works wonders (maybe coming from eos R I see everything in color?). Some time ago I tried a sony a74 with its 24 70 2.8 and I don't remember it so responsive. We went back to the double slot, which I lacked a bit even if the eos R did very well, with fast sd it never made me wait, but certainly having the possibility to save on the cf express b 45mpx files in raw and on the sd the jpeg (respectively 50mb average and 10mb average) helps and not a little both in terms of speed and in terms of security, having a sort of backup either in jpeg or in raw always behind.... Also on the speed issue I would say excellent, both in terms of the menu, fast and responsive like a smartphone, and on the gust issue, shooting at 20fps after the poor 5 fps of the R changes your "life" a bit, you can take 15 fps more and therefore moments that you would have missed before. What can I say, mom canon with this body has been able to savor after the reflex / mirrorless transition all the good she had built over the years with professional bodies such as the 5d series (which to this day I still consider of a high level, especially at the used prices that there are now). Well for me a full 10, I read comments of suffering at high ISO but honestly from a sensor of 45mpx what can we expect??? The counterparts are no better eh ... |
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