Something a little different this time! Got my hands on a preproduction unit of the brand new EOS R5 for a day and decided to take it to the zoo to test out the 8K and IBIS. Shot 8K in IBP. Took some photos as well. This is not a technical test by any means but I did want to try and see how practical it would be in a real day shoot. Unfortunately made a mistake of shooting 4k 60p for two shots of the monkeys at the end and had to scale it up :( I have noticed some blotching in some clips, mainly in the shadows and I'm not sure why). Files were difficult to handle without transcoding. However, they were extremely sharp and detailed. No colour grading/correction done, just used a C-Log to Rec 709 lut provided by Canon. Also, I know its only 1080 but YouTube won't allow me to upload in 8k :(.
I was shooting under blazing hot sun and unfortunately, I did get the camera to overheat for a few periods. Once the camera overheats, you'll have to wait awhile and it will allow you to shoot 3/5 min depending on how long it's been cooling. You won't be able to record 8K and 4K once it overheats but taking photos and HD will work fine.
Tested the IBIS with an EF 100-400mm, mostly shooting at 400mm. NO post stabilisation applied to make sure it was fair. Once again, this is a preproduction unit so things might change in the full version.
Would I shoot 8k? No. It took way too long to edit and export. However, the 8k timelapse is a feature I would definitely use. I see this camera very useful for stock footage shooters who might need to shoot long form content but rather short bursts of 8k clips. I'll share a video with my thoughts on the R5 and R6 soon! (PS: for photography, this thing is well worth it!)
DISCLAIMER: I am a Canon Malaysia EOS Youth Ambassador so I am rather biased. I think Canon makes THE Best cameras in the market but that doesn't mean I won't state issues that I find with the cameras.
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