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Why is an apology required ? We should apologize to canon. This is going to be the best 3800.00 camera ever !

Fix is on the way, but don't expect unlimited 8k recording .

Whatever it takes because the video out of this camera is incredible .

Looks like an easy fix .

Astonishing detail and very “life like”.

Not that hard to do . Let's call it a cooling housing.

I'm getting a liquid nitrogen cooling jacket !

Oh man, that's just butter! And, with the worst lens .

Wow, its getting kinda hard to hate canon at the moment !

I'm quite honestly blown away by the footage from the R5 and by the gimbal like stabilization.

I think this camera is every bit as revolutionary as the original Canon 5D

Right, and who in their right mind would be using this for a commercial ? You guys seem to think that somehow this camera is going to end up being used on high end productions . It’s so astoundingly ignorant.

I only know how I use them . And it’s exactly like that . I love that canon gave me a perfect tool..

These folk here can’t understand that. The average shot in a commercial is about a second . i think their brains are hit with the Almighty ‘cripple hammer “ which they refer to constantly. i can’t wait to see the.great creative work done with this awesome tool. And it will be .

“shoots alongside the c300 mkiii “ so, if you have a 300 mkiii why would you need an R5 ? logicaly , it would be used for a few wide establishing shots and on a gimbal for a few . And, This sound s about well within the camera’s capabilities . If it overheats , you put it away and keep right on rolling with the old 300 mkiii. i don’t see anything too damning in this . So what’s the problem?

I can’t wait to get an R5 , I love the 28-70 2.0 one of the best lenses I have ever used.

Every camera reviewer has been saying the last eight years is that canon has to change, they can't go on being so conservative with their specs. And finally they do it and everyone turns on them . Y'all just got what you wanted right?

from canon rumors : There has obviously been more talk about how quickly the Canon EOS R6 and Canon EOS R5 overheat when recording video, especially when shooting 8K or 4K60p (along with other framerates). The second issue a lot of videographers have is how long the cameras need to cool down once they reach an overheating threshold. So is Canon going to do anything about it? I think so, and I’ve been talking to a few sources and reading between the lines a bit. Canon released its first statement about the heat concerns back on July 16 and has been relatively silent since. I have been told that Canon is actively working on solutions to increase record times and reduce cooldown times. What those solutions are is unknown at this point. I imagine part of it is firmware, but are they also looking at a hardware fix? I have no been told a couple of times that the 2nd allocation of camera bodies will be delayed. Adorama told me it was going to be a significant delay, but that they didn’t know why or how long the delay would be. A reader I was chatting with on the Canon Rumors discord server was having an unrelated issue with the EOS R5 and was sent this by the Canon Store support. “The R5 was sold out within hours after launch. The next shipment is expected this November“

I'm pretty excited by the possibility of shooting 8K Raw video and doing stills and motion all at once . With DPAF, Raw and Image stabilization, I think the stills from 8K raw are going to be very nice . Shooting higher than 180 shutter and smoothing in post is a break through at least for me. I'm enjoying it already very much on 1dxmkiii already.

Im kinda excited about 8K raw from the Eos R5 for hybrid stills/motion .

I'm familiar with the process with my Red Dragon 6K . It works really well using RedCine, pretty seamless . But when I'm doing small shoots I have to have AF, so it's 1DXmkIII. I found I like the ARRI 709 LUT in Davinci though .

Thanks, I think this can become a very do able solution for still/motion content all at once . Especially with the ability to use higher shutter speeds and for stills and then motion smooth in post for video. Very cool.

Still from canon raw shot at 24fps 50th shutter speed

Thank You, very helpful!

Are you using Davinci to pull stills?