Slightly better cameras but otherwise, not much of an update - buy the iPhone 14 Pro or switch to Android instead

Better low-light photography, Slightly longer battery life, Action mode gives super stabilised video

The same performance as the iPhone 13, No Dynamic Island or Always-On display, 60Hz screen

The Canon EOS R5 is shaping up to be the game-changing mirrorless camera we hoped it would be. A true hybrid that's just as powerful for video as for stills, it will be a seriously tempting option for everyone from landscape shooters to pro videographers.

Tried and tested form factor; Strong set of video features; Improved battery life; Promising IBIS system

Not cheap; Dual memory cards will require investment

Amateur Photographer recently had the chance to inspect the new Canon EOS R5 in the flesh

I have a lot more testing to do for my final EOS R5 review, but first impressions are certainly looking very strong indeed. Canon really does appear to have put everything into this camera with the minimum of caveats other than an understandably high asking price of around 4 grand.

It has been five years since Canon introduced a camera that I wanted in my kit more than the 5Ds R. Canon appears to have held nothing back from the incredibly feature-filled EOS R5. I'm betting the R5 is the camera I've been waiting for.

So far, so amazing. While we need to put the Canon EOS R5 through a full battery of lab tests and long-term usage, we’re overwhelmingly impressed by what we’ve seen so far. It’s going to be too much camera for most people, but if you want near-medium format muscle then its 45MP stills packs a...

The Canon EOS R5 is definitely an admirable performer befitting a price of $3,899 and its billing as the top dog in Canon’s R-Series mirrorless lineup. The camera has great ergonomics, even for those with large hands, and a comprehensive menu system that’s very easy to navigate.

For the professional image-maker who needs resolution, speed and video capabilities, there is the Canon EOS R5.

This best sports camera comes equipped with a 5-axis sensor-shift image stabilization mechanism. The image stabilization in this full frame camera helps compensate for the unwanted camera shake effect, allowing you to produce blurry free images even when shooting handheld at slower shutter speeds in...

The built-in WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity in this mirrorless camera allows you to control the camera remotely using a mobile device, When it comes to the autofocus system, the deep learning technology in this camera’s autofocus system helps you track and maintain focus on the players

This full frame camera tends to lock up unexpectedly, which requires a restart that can make you miss some moves, This mirrorless camera sometimes disconnects or fails to connect to WiFi, which might inconvenience you if you want to free up some space by transferring files in the midst of a sport...

Canon created an entirely new sensor for the EOS R5 that is the culmination of years of technological progress. This 45 megapixels Dual-Pixel CMOS sensor has 90 million photosites that record light in pairs for each pixel with slightly different phases.