The EOS R5 Mark II supercharges what the EOS R5 offered, boosted by a host of features shared with the flagship EOS R1. We've been shooting with it extensively to get a sense for what benefits those upgrades bring. The Canon EOS R5 Mark II succeeded the four-year-old Canon EOS R5, with a huge array of updates and improvements. Launched alongside the sports-focused Canon EOS R1 in August 2024, it’s designed to be a highly capable professional all-rounder, that can handle almost any task for either photography or video. It sports a 45MP sensor, can shoot at up to 30 frames per second, and record 8K video at 60fps. Without any doubt, this makes it one of Canon’s best mirrorless cameras. Canon R5 II is a 45.0MP Pro Mirrorless camera with a Full frame sized Stacked CMOS sensor and Canon RF mount. Read our R5 Mark II review to find its pros and cons. The Canon EOS R5 Mark II has one hell of an act to follow. The original R5 was the best camera that Canon has ever made – in fact it was so good that, despite being launched back in 2020, it's still better than almost any camera on the market today.
