2024-10-21 13:15:22| Engadget
If youre after a high-resolution mirrorless camera, most folks in the know will point you to the Sonys A1. Canon, annoyed at not being everyones first choice, is fighting back with its new EOS R5 Mark II, a 45-megapixel mirrorless with plenty of bells and whistles.
Engadgets Steve Dent knows a thing or two about high-end cameras, and hes spent the last few weeks using the $4,300 shooter. It isnt perfect, but he was impressed by the faster shooting and better autofocus, especially given the A1 is a lot more expensive.
To learn all about the new R5 II and decide if its the camera to put at the top of your wish list, read our in-depth review.
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