While both the Canon EOS R5 and R6 look very similar, there are a few important differences to note in the design. As the higher-end camera, the R5 has the secondary LCD screen at the top of the ...

Users of the 5D, which many purchasers of the R5 will be, will be kept happy with a nice balance in design and ergonomics between that and the more modern EOS R. There's a screen on top and a ...

It's a fully articulating screen that can be flipped out to the side, rotated to the front, and folded against the back of the camera to help protect it. Both the Canon EOS R5 Mark II and the Canon ...

The company’s new $4,300, 45-megapixel EOS R5 II offers advanced features like ... the R5’s 2.1-million-dot fully articulating rear touch screen was already sharp and easy to use, so Canon ...

The Canon EOS R5 has a familiar 3.2-inch LCD panel with 2.1 million dots of resolution, unchanged since its debut on the EOS R camera. It has a fully articulating screen that can be flipped out to the ...

But to do that, I need a fast camera that I can use as an extension of myself. Enter the Canon EOS R5 Mark II: perhaps the easiest pro-level camera to use money can buy right now. Canon has made ...

The Canon Eos R5 Mark ii is the latest in a long line of pro-level Canon cameras whose pedigree stretches all the way back to the original Canon Eos 5D, which launched way back in 2005.

The screen style is especially useful for video ... which maintains the same form factor as the LP-E6NH used by the EOS R5, R6, and R6 Mark II. Because of this you can use older power packs ...

The EOS R5 Mark II ($4,299, body only) is Canon's take on a now familiar concept: a full-frame camera with both excessive resolution and incredible speed. The R5 Mark II maintains the same 45MP ...