Canon EOS R5 Mark II Digital Mirrorless Camera with CMOS 45MP Sensor and New Focus System (Black)

Introducing the Canon EOS R5 Mark II Digital Mirrorless Camera in Black, the most powerful EOS 5 series camera yet. The new full-frame, back-illuminated stacked CMOS 45 Megapixel sensor has extraordinarily rapid signal readout speeds, is intended to reduce rolling shutter, and can achieve up to 30 fps with the electronic shutter. Once you've calibrated the viewfinder to your eye, look where you wish to focus, and the AF Area will shift when you push the AF activation button. Encoding focus on important individuals allows you to capture the action photo you want when everything is moving quickly. Continuously monitor a subject, even if they are briefly concealed while filming. Deep learning technology enables increased image resolution while maintaining quality. RAW video can be recorded at 8K and 4K (S-RAW) resolution.
Upgraded CMOS Sensor
The new CMOS full-frame sensor is stacked and back-illuminated, resulting in outstanding electronic shutter performance of 30 fps in RAW or full-resolution JPEG still shots. This brand-new full-frame sensor design enables exceptional electronic shutter performance of 30 fps in RAW or full-resolution JPEG still photos. Canon's enhanced sensor readout speeds result in greatly reduced rolling shutter distortion. When the shutter is halfway pressed during electronic shutter mode, the camera begins recording photographs; when fully pressed, the previous 0.5 seconds of images are saved to the memory card. Canon developed the DIGIC Accelerator chip as a whole new processor to augment the power of the proven DIGIC X. It performs the processing that enables so many of the camera's new functions, letting the DIGIC X chip to focus only on picture processing, resulting in amazing speed. It analyzes vast amounts of data straight from the image sensor for tasks like as AF detection, exposure metering calculations that allow for eye-control focus, subject identification and tracking, as well as deep learning with functions like in-camera upscaling and noise reduction.
Advanced Auto-Focus
When everything is happening quickly, make sure you capture the action photo you desire. Action priority may recognize and monitor individual people while also taking into account ball tracking, movement tracking, People Priority, eye-control AF, and other features. It is now available for soccer, volleyball, and basketball. The R5 Mark II includes Canon's Eye Control AF, which is more advanced than the Eye Control in the EOS R3 camera and allows for even faster positioning of your active AF Area. Once you've calibrated the viewfinder to your eye, look where you wish to focus, and the AF Area will shift when you push the AF activation button. This new device is even durable enough to function while the user wears glasses.
RAW Video Features
RAW video is now recorded at 8K resolution, and there is also an S-RAW option for 4K RAW video recording. RAW video is now 12-bit recorded, providing a wider range of tonalities. For customers who do not require RAW footage, MP4-type video can be recorded in a variety of file formats and resolutions, including Full HD at up to 240 frames per second, 4K at up to 120 frames per second with sound, and 8K at up to 60 frames per second. With its 45-megapixel sensor, the camera can record 8K video at 60 frames per second on its CFexpress card. Menus now incorporate Cinema EOS terminology, making it simpler for advanced video users to use the R5 Mark II with Cinema EOS cameras such as the EOS C400. Any of the 'Fine' selections record oversampled video, which provides even higher clarity and detail. Canon Log 2 and C-Log 3 are available. Furthermore, the R5 Mark II includes a full-size HDMI port on the camera, Waveform monitors, and up to 24-bit, 4-channel audio recording.
Better Stabilization
The EOS R5 Mark II 5-axis in-body stabilization achieves excellent image stabilization by utilizing coordinated IS in conjunction with RF lenses that include IS. The roll operation range is now approximately twice that of the EOS R3, and when a compatible lens is used, the CMOS sensor prevents blurring at the image's periphery, as well as in the center.
Better Quality
The IS algorithm has been upgraded, and a new mechanical design now allows for coordinated correction at 8.5 stops in the center and 7.5 stops on the periphery. With all of the upgrades, the EOS R5 Mark II uses somewhat more power than previous EOS Mirrorless cameras. Therefore it comes with a new, higher amperage battery, the LP-E6P. It is the same size and form as prior LP batteries, however it may be differentiated from older models by a white stripe and the Canon emblem. This new battery is compatible with older Canon mirrorless and DSLR cameras, but requires a software upgrade. Canon LP-E6N and LP-E6NH battery packs are compatible with the R5 Mark II camera, although they have some severe limitations, particularly Wi-Fi connectivity and video recording. Continuous drive speeds with mechanical or first-curtain electronic shutters will be lowered. This also applies to any battery in the optional battery grips. The modern electronic viewfinder. Some of the EVF lenses inside the body are enclosed in an airtight construction, making the viewfinder less likely to fog up. The new electronic viewfinder is the same 0.5-inch 5.76 million dot OLED EVF as the EOS R3, with about 100 percent coverage, 0.76x magnification, and an eyepoint of around 24mm. It has dual card ports for CFexpress and UHS-II SD memory cards.