Canon EOS R5 Key Specs Revealed: 8K Uncropped Video Recording, Dual Card Slots, In-Body Stabilisation, More

Canon's debut attempt at a full-frame mirrorless camera was met with a lot of backlash from the enthusiast and professional community, since it lacked many basic features that were expected from a flagship mirrorless camera. We've highlighted these issues in our review of the EOS R and EOS RP too. However, in seems Canon has been listening to all the feedback and has fixed pretty much all of it and more, in its upcoming EOS R5 full-frame mirrorless camera.
The company has shared some of the key features of the EOS R5 and it is impressive to say the least. The new mirrorless camera will have a new image sensor and processor, and support for 8K in-camera video recording. It also supports shooting 4K at 120fps, up to 20fps burst shooting with the electronic shutter, in-body image stabilisation, Dual Pixel CMOS AF in all resolutions, dual card slots and improved tracking and eye autofocus, which now includes animals too. There's no word on when the EOS R5 will be launched yet but it should be sometime in 2020 itself.
Canon has highlighted some of the key features of the camera on its website and calls the EOS R5 a “game changer” in the full-frame mirrorless market. Canon has officially teased us in February, when it officially announced that it's developing the EOS R5 and that it would feature a new image sensor and image processor. Canon hasn't yet revealed more details on these two aspects but we can expect it to be a big upgrade, considering the features built into the camera.