EOS R5 Mark II

Accelerated Capture System

The newly developed Accelerated Capture System, the most powerful image processor system in EOS History, integrates the newly developed stacked CMOS Sensor and DIGIC Accelerator alongside the renowned DIGIC X image processor to provide unprecedent processing speed.
The system integrates the Accelerated Capture technology that processes large volumes of data from the sensor at high speeds with processing and analysis technologies based on deep learning for AE / AF detection by DIGIC Accelerator to provide various advancements including improved image quality, speed, and AF precision.
The Accelerated Capture system's high-speed readout also helps reducing rolling shutter distortion and enables Dual Shooting (still & movie) which allows recording a JPEG still photo file while recording Full HD 30p video⁶.

Accelerated Capture System x Deep Learning Technology

The EOS R5 Mark II also adopts Deep Learning that uses complex neural network and analysis algorithm. Together with the Accelerated Capture System, the EOS R5 Mark II achieves groundbreaking improvements in areas such as AF recognition & speed, noise reduction, in-camera upscaling and accuracy in auto exposure and white balance.

45.0MP Back-illuminated Stacked Full Frame CMOS Sensor

The EOS R5 Mark II features Canon's newly developed Full Frame Back-illuminated Stacked CMOS Sensor with a high resolution of 45.0 megapixels and a standard ISO range of ISO 100 to 51,200, which can be extended to ISO 102,400, for clean and low-noise images in low-light environments.
The back-illuminated stacked sensor places the wiring behind the photodiode. Its stacked structure separates the data processing area from the pixel area and optimizes them for faster readout speeds.
The electronic shutter of EOS R5 Mark II now supports shutter speed of 1/32000s to 30s and bulb exposure. The high speed readout of CMOS sensor also enables 14-bit RAW with electronic shutter for higher image quality.

DIGIC Accelerator

The newly developed DIGIC Accelerator image processor can readout large volumes of data from the sensor and instantly perform analysis and processing including AE / AF detection that requires high-level analysis. The high speed processing of DIGIC Accelerator enables features not possible before, such as high-speed shooting, AF capable of fast analysis and determinations, and simultaneous still photo / movie shooting. The existing DIGIC X image processor is now mainly focus in image processing related tasks.

30 FPS High Speed Shooting

Taking the advantage of back-illuminated stacked CMOS and Accelerated Capture system, EOS R5 Mark II supports high speed continuous shooting up to approx. 30FPS² with AF / AE using Electronic Shutter¹. Blackout-Free display⁷ is also available during continuous shooting.
Electronic shutter is useful for shooting wildlife and in theaters, concert halls, golf tournaments, and other situations where shutter noise is unwanted⁸.

Electronic shutter Continuous shooting speed

High-speed continuous (H) and Low-speed continuous (L) drive modes not found in EOS R5’s electronic shutter mode are now provided.
User can now customize the Electronic shutter Continuous shooting speed in each drive mode for flexibility.

Switch Electronic shutter cont. shooting modes

The new [Switch Electronic shutter cont. shooting modes] function allows user to switch the drive mode with press of a button which the function assigned.

For example, user can set to High-speed continuous shooting (H) of 15FPS for normal shooting, and switch to a High-speed continuous shooting (H+) of 30FPS by holding down the assigned button while shooting.

Reduced rolling shutter distortion

The new CMOS sensor and high-speed signal readout of the image processor system make faster read-out for the electronic shutter compared to the EOS R5, thus reducing rolling shutter distortion. Rolling shutter distortion in still photo reduced to about 40% of EOS R5.

Pre-continuous shooting

The Pre-continuous shooting function⁹ lets users capture continuous still photos from the previous 15 frames immediately before fully-pressing the shutter button. Users can choose from RAW / C-RAW / JPEG / HEIF recording and supports AF / AE tracking. It can also be used with Action Priority and Register People Priority, providing pace of mind with less risk of failed shots when shooting difficult subjects that photographers in the past had to use their intuition to capture.

Supports flash photography with electronic shutter

The use of a high-speed sensor makes it possible for EOS R5 Mark II to control flash metering during continuous shooting in all shutter modes (mechanical, electronic 1st-curtain, and electronic shutter).
With the electronic shutter, the flash sync. speed is up to 1/160s and up to 1/200s¹⁰ with Sync speed priority.
Flash metering between shots is also possible, enabling continuous flash photography at up to approx. 8.6 shots/sec.¹¹ or 20 shots/sec.¹¹ when metering is set on the first shot, expanding the range of flash capabilities.


Shutter Mode	Flash Sync. Speed	Flash Sync. Speed Sync speed priority: On
Mechanical	1/200s	-
Electronic 1^st Curtain	1/250s	1/320s
Electronic	1/160s	1/200s

In-Body Image Stabilizer with 8.5-stop shake compensation

EOS R5 Mark II features improved 5-axis In-Body Image Stabilization which provides up to 8.5-stop shake compensation at center¹² and 7.5-stop shake compensation at peripheral¹². Peripherical coordinated control is also supported with compatible lens.
The more precise blur correction calculation by the DIGIC accelerator and improved algorithm provide better control of Yaw / Pitch / Roll direction blurring over the EOS R3. The small shakes that can occur even when the shutter speed is fast (near the 1 / focal length) have also been suppressed. Newly designed IS mechanism also doubles the range of blur control in the rolling direction over the EOS R3.

More precise metering with 6144 Zones

New function for AE calculation processing is added to the DIGIC Accelerator, enabling metering calculation in high-speed. This allows more precise metering control with the metering zones subdivided into 6,144 zones (384 zones for flash metering), 16 times the number of previous models (384 zones). It can detect skin areas even if the subject's face is small or does not appear large in the photo, allowing for highly accurate light metering and white balance control.

The EOS R5 Mark II also uses subject information obtained from subdivided metering zones and a new algorithm that expands the range of deep learning applications to improve auto white balance precision in all kinds of scenes.

Imaging Functions using Deep Learning Technology

In-Camera Upscaling

In-camera upscaling ¹³ uses deep learning to increase the number of pixels of JPEG / HELF by 2x vertically and horizontally, for 4x from 45MP to approx. 179MP after shooting. The algorithm is fine-tuned so that it creates images that do not deviate from the original image while maintaining apparent resolution.
In-camera upscaling can also be performed when cropping captured images. Processing time is faster than generating a high-resolution image of approx. 179MP and then cropping it, and high-resolution cropped images of only the necessary images can be generated.

Neural network Noise Reduction

EOS R5 Mark II supports Neural network Noise Reduction, which applies deep learning to generate images with reduced noise when processing RAW images in-camera. No cloud service or computer software is required, and captured images can be enhanced in-camera. High-quality images with low noise and preserved resolution can be quickly obtained without a computer. Users can expand their range of photography in other ways taking advantage of the EOS R5 Mark II’s high sensitivity performance, including shooting in darker conditions, brightening images during development, and shooting at faster shutter speeds.

EOS R5 Mark II • 135mm • ISO 12800 • 1/2500s • f/5.6

Dual Pixel Intelligent AF

The advanced Dual Pixel Intelligent AF based on Accelerated Capture and deep learning instantly analyzes large amounts of data from the sensor to obtain various types of AF information.
The Accelerated Capture system uses a variety of subject information obtained from images, it captures the characteristics and movements of the individual subject, as well as information other than the subject. By repeating calculations within and between frames, it can be used for high-precision AF that follows movements that conventional tracking cannot follow. When tracking is used, the camera can persistently track a player with high precision even if the subject is temporarily hidden, or it can provide moments that were not possible before, such as following a subject in a specific posture with Action Priority.

Faster computations for AF and Tracking

AF and tracking at up to approx. 60fps is possible when using electronic shutter with EOS R5 Mark II. Even fast-moving subjects can be tracked with precise focus, letting users be assured they can get shots with high AF accuracy with lens drive at up to approx. 60fps. In addition, the AF frame is displayed at a up to approx. 120fps during AF (up to approx. 60fps during recording), making it easier to check the tracking status.

EOS R5 Mark II • 500mm • ISO 800 • 1/750s • f/6.7

AF Tracking with Crossing Subjects Support

The new image processor system of EOS R5 Mark II uses high-speed data processing and deep learning for better AF tracking accuracy than previous models. The new algorithm used face recognition, new upper half body detection and estimating head area to avoid focusing obstacles in front of the subject. When tracking a person, it recognizes the face of the first subject to be tracked even if Registered People Priority is turned off, so even if the subject is temporarily hidden, it can keep tracking to the same person when it reappears. The tracking is even easier to use, including the tracking with crossing subject. Improvements in AF tracking also apply to animal or vehicle subjects, where the camera can accurately track subjects of different shapes and colors (e.g., motorcycles of different colors or dogs of different breeds).

Action Priority AF

EOS R5 Mark II ‘s Action Priority³ identifies actions unique to sports events and moves the AF point to that subject. The new image processor system's high-speed data processing and new processing algorithm that uses machine learning and deep learning enable high-speed detection and identification of multiple people, status of joints, and ball positions at speeds of up to approx. 60 fps (maximum speed during continuous shooting: approx. 45 fps).

It is now possible to shoot while automatically focusing on a person performing a certain action in instantaneous or crucial scenes where it was difficult to move the AF frame with the previous arbitrary 1-point AF or people detection AF, such as the scene of a shot from a high-speed pass in Soccer (Football), or in fast-moving and decisive scenes with multiple subjects.

Sports Event	Action for identification
Soccer	Shooting / Heading / Short Pass / Long Pass / Dribbling / Clearing / Place Kick / Goalkeeper Save / Throw-in / Sliding
Basketball	Shooting / Rebounding / Passing / Dribbling / Free Throws / Jump Balls
Volleyball	Spike / Toss / Receive / Serve

Register People Priority

By registering up to 10 people in the camera in advance, it becomes possible to detect a specific person preferentially even when there are multiple people in the AF area / point¹⁴. Use of the new algorithm that employs deep learning can improve tracking performance when faces are turned diagonally (as long as both eyes, nose, and mouth are visible) even more than with the EOS R3. Furthermore, detection performance is improved also in harsh shooting environments such as a location with backlighting. This enables tracking in sports and other situations in which faces change direction frequently, adding new possibilities for use.

Eye Control AF

EOS R5 Mark II marks the return of Eye Control AF⁴ to EOS 5 series camera, the innovative The eye control feature operates AF based on where users are looking in the viewfinder. It can quickly move the AF point according to the line of sight for subjects users wish to focus on during photo shooting.
The eye control sensor has a higher pixel count and improved placement with a greater number of light source LEDs. Eye detection area is now larger, improving detection stability when eye alignment is off or glasses are worn.
Detection algorithm improvements have doubled the line-of-sight detection frame rate. This enables more stable detection and faster tracking of eye movement.

Advanced Subject Recognition and Tracking

EOS R5 Mark II also features AF algorithm developed using Deep Learning technology for high performance Subject Recognition and AF tracking of people, animals¹⁴ and vehicles¹⁶.

Subject to detect	Features
Auto	Auto Subject Detection detects and selects people, animals or vehicles as subject automatically. User can take photos of people, animals, and vehicles without considering the camera settings.
People	Apart from eye / face / head / body detection, new upper body detection has been added. Recognition is enabled even when the subject appears smaller or more distant. Upper body information can also be used to enable stable tracking even when subjects cross or in other complex scenes. Right Eye priority or Left Eye priority also available with Eye Detection AF.
Animals	In addition to dogs, cats and birds, animal detection now supports detection of horses (racing horses, zebra and ponies, etc) even with rider. Right Eye priority or Left Eye priority also available with Eye Detection AF.
Vehicles	Vehicles Detection is enhanced to cover train (high speed trains, conventional trains and steam locomotives) and airplane (jet planes and helicopters) in addition to motorsports (automobiles and motorcycles). With Spot detection setting, the driver cab of high-speed train or cockpit of airplane can be detected.

Whole Area Tracking Servo AF

EOS R5 Mark II’s Whole Area Tracking Servo AF is possible from any one of the 8 AF Area modes, including 1-point AF or Flexible Zone AF, for flexible AF operability. If AF is started when the subject is close, the camera appropriately detects the subject and focus position as if it were “grabbing” onto the subject.
Tracking subject can be switched during AF or continuous shooting. Whole Area Tracking Servo AF can be turned on or off during AF or continuous shooting.
For users who prefer stay focused on the set AF area without tracking, 4 AF areas with Whole Area Tracking AF OFF have been added to EOS R5 Mark II.

Focus Preset

Focus preset function has up until now been only available on fast super-telephoto lenses, but it can now be assigned to any of the camera buttons or the lens function button (L.Fn) and used with all RF lenses that support AF .

Blur / Out-of-Focus image detection

Improvements in continuous shooting performance with the electronic shutter give users more opportunities to take many pictures with a single press of the shutter. But having to select the best shots after shooting is a lot of work for photographers. The EOS R5 Mark II features a Blur / Out-of-Focus image detection¹⁷ function that automatically scores JPEG / HELF images for levels of blur and out-of-focus based on face positions of the people subject and adds results to images. The Blur / Out-of-Focus image detection level can be set at three choices: [Low / Standard / High]. This makes it possible to quickly select images even in situations with precise focus needs that are difficult to determine on an LCD monitor. Blur / Out-of-Focus image detection results can also be added to the Exif information and checked after shooting.

Integrate Workflows with Cinema EOS

Custom Picture (CP)

In addition to existing Picture Style, the EOS R5 Mark II also includes Custom Picture, a common feature with the Cinema EOS series, for the first time. 6 CP Presets (Canon 709 / BT.709 Standard / Canon Log 2 / Canon Log 3 / PQ / HLG) are provided and 14 User setting are provided for users to select the best gamma and color space for their intended use.
For example, users can select BT.709-based settings and HDR settings that can be used straight out of camera (SOOC) without the need for color grading, enabling imaging that is compatible with the Cinema EOS series.
As a feature unique to Custom Picture, it is possible to configure knee, black gamma, detailed color and contrast, and other settings. Custom LUT files can also be applied in camera for shooting, playback, viewing and HDMI output using Look file. This helps users create imaging as desired.

Includes Canon Log 2 for the first time

In addition to Canon Log 3, the Canon Log 2 has also been added to EOS R5 Mark II for the first time.
Canon Log 2 and Canon Log 3 are gammas designed with grading in mind. Canon Log 2 provides a wide dynamic range of 16+ stops⁵. Users can choose the one that fits their workflow and post-production imaging needs.

Canon Log 2 prioritizes details in dark areas

Canon Log 2 has characteristics closer to film and preserves details in dark in medium to dark areas than Canon Log 3. It also enables linear output over a wider range, enabling exposure control (editing) while preserving details and minimizing color changes when brightness is changed. This Log is highly compatible with production settings that are created based on Cinema-Log, such as film production.

Canon Log 3 enables noise reduction in dark areas

Canon Log 3 is known for its ease of handling, helping users craft images even with simple grading to adjust tones. By tightening the dark areas, it generates less noise compared to Canon Log 2, enabling reduced noise in dark areas while maintaining a wide dynamic range.

Professional File System

EOS R5 Mark II adopted the XF-AVC S/XF-HEVC S from Cinema EOS, a new professional-standard file system that enables workflows not possible with conventional DCF-compliant MP4. It has common specifications with Cinema EOS, enabling processing using a common workflow in shoots that combine a mixture of cameras such as EOS and Cinema EOS, helping to streamline the editing process.

LPCM 24-bit / 4-ch Audio Recording

New audio input features are included to enable 24-bit audio recording. It also supports 4-channel audio input, which enables combinations of external, built-in and other microphones for situations such as interview recording, simultaneous recording of ambient noise, live recording with separate mics for instruments and vocals, and voice memos by the camera operator.

News ML-G2 standard News Metadata

News Metadata is a standard XML-based format that enables integrated presentation of news content, metadata, structures, and context. By adding metadata compatible with the NewsML-G2 standard to a movie file, it supports workflows for news TV broadcasters.
News Metadata editing and export can be done before shooting with a computer or after shooting using Content Transfer Professional.

Internal Recording of 8K 60p Light RAW

Internal recording of 8K RAW & 4K SRAW

EOS R5 Mark II supports internal recording of non-cropped 8K DCI 60p 12-bit Light RAW Movie, 8K DCI 30p 12-bit RAW Movie or new 4K DCI 60p 12-bit SRAW movie.
Simultaneous recording of RAW and 2K DCI XF-AVC S YCC420 8-bit MP4 Proxy movie is possible.
EOS R5 Mark II also supports recording of non-cropped 8K DCI/ 8K UHD 30p MP4 video (XF- HEVC S format only).

4K 120p & 2K DCI / FHD 240p MP4

For 4K shooting, EOS R5 Mark II supports up to 120p 4K DCI / UHD MP4 with audio¹⁸.
EOS R5 Mark II also includes 2K DCI (2048 x 1080) for the first time, supports 2K DCI / FHD MP4 up to 240p¹⁸with audio.
Cropped 4K DCI/ 4K UHD MP4 up to 60p and 2K DCI / FHD MP4 up to 120p¹⁸ are also supported.

4K & 2K DCI / FHD MP4 with Oversampling

EOS R5 Mark II supports high quality non-cropped 4K DCI / UHD Fine 30p MP4 and 2K DCI / FHD Fine 60p MP4, which is oversampled from rich 8K and 4K RGB data respectively for higher image quality with less moiré and minimal color distortion and noise.

Simultaneous Proxy Recording

When shooting 8K RAW or 4K DCI / UHD MP4 up to 60fps, a lighter-sized 2K DCI / FHD proxy data for offline editing can be recorded simultaneously. This helps to reduce lead times by transferring the lighter proxy movie to the editing team in advance via FTP transfer, image.canon transfer, or transfer to Frame.io via image.canon, making editing work more efficient.

HDMI Type-A & HDMI RAW

The EOS R5 Mark II features a highly versatile HDMI Type-A output terminal that offers stability in connection. When connected via HDMI with a compatible ATOMOS recorder, it offers Apple ProRes RAW external recording in up to 8K 30P.
The ProRes RAW ensuring compatibility with post-production workflows. This makes utilization of EOS R5 Mark II easier in production-related uses.

Dual shooting (still & movie)

The Dual shooting (still & movie) of EOS R5 Mark II allows recording of 33.2MP JPEG still photo files⁶ to SD memory card while recording Full HD 30p video to CFexpress card.
By pressing the shutter button completely during video recording, user can take photos without stopping the video recording, and continuous shooting is also supported. This lets users simultaneously record movies and still photos without separate equipment or camera operators, improving work efficiency.

Extended Movie Recording Time

A heat-dissipating structure has been adopted in EOS R5 Mark II that dissipates heat from the sensor to the exterior using a graphite sheet and aluminum alloy plate.
The card slot circuit board is also separated from the sensor and main board, and the design dissipates heat externally from each board using a graphite sheet.
This design efficiently dissipates internal heat during movie and other shooting, letting users shoot for longer times.
Continuous recording of non-cropped 8K 30p MP4 up to 37mins¹⁹ and non-cropped 4K 60p MP4 movie up to 120mins or longer¹⁹ is possible.

The EOS R5 Mark II can also be used with Cooling Fan CF-R20EP (optional) to enhance cooling and extend the continuous recording time.
Cooling Fan CF-R20EP is equipped with a fan that cools EOS R5 Mark II internally by drawing in cool air from its front side air intake and sending it out through the top surface, where it enters the camera through holes on the bottom. Warm air is then sent out from the left side (terminal side) of the camera.
Video recording time is extended by cooling the camera body temperature down, continuous recording time of 120mins or longer for 8K 30p MP4 video²⁰ is supported with Cooling Fan CF-R20EP.

Movie Continuous Recording Time

Movie rec. size	Canon measurement conditions: Room temperature 23^oC, Cold start^*
	Auto power off temperature: Standard		Auto power off temperature: High
	Camera only	CF-R20EP Fan Rotation Speed: High	Camera only^{^}	CF-R20EP Fan Rotation Speed: High^{^}
8K 60p RAW	approx. 18 min	approx. 21 mins	approx. 18 mins	approx. 21 mins
8K 30p	approx. 26mins	approx. 106 mins	approx. 37 mins	120 mins. or longer
4K 120p	approx. 22mins	approx. 26 mins	approx. 22 mins	approx. 26 mins
4K 60p	approx. 45 mins	No restrictions due to the overheating	120 mins. or longer	No restrictions due to the overheating

*The camera (exterior and interior) temperature is room temperature +23°C, the same as the environment (ambient temperature) in which the camera is placed, and the camera is started from that status (=turned on and used). Even with a cold start, the camera's internal temperature may rise due to camera setting changes or maintaining Live View status before recording starts, which may shorten the recording time.
^{^}When set to [Auto power off temperature: High], the camera body and card will also become hot.

New Tally Lamp

EOS R5 Mark II includes a tally lamp that allows operators to check recording status and lets performers, crew members, and other people nearby see when movie recording has started or stopped. The lamp lights during movie recording, letting users check the camera status even during remote control.

Moreover, Recording emphasis function supports display a red frame around the screen during movie recording, letting operators know recording status visually and reducing recording mistakes.

New Waveform Monitor (WFM)

In addition to False Color and Zebra display, EOS R5 Mark II also includes Waveform Monitor common to professional production.
Waveform monitor shows input signal brightness levels in real time (Line / RGB). This lets users shoot while constantly checking the brightness levels of the entire image.

Wired / Wireless Streaming

EOS R5 Mark II supports delivery or high quality FHD 30p video for live streaming or online video meeting²² via USB with its UVC / UAC compatibility. or for live streaming via RTMP/RTMPS protocol with Camera Connect app.
EOS R5 Mark II also newly supports RTMP / RTMPS, video from a EOS R5 Mark II that is wirelessly connected using a router or tethering can be streamed by using Camera Connect without a computer indoors or outdoors for highly flexible streaming from any location.

Enhanced support to EOS VR System

Support for EOS VR Utility electronic Image Stabilization

When shooting with RF5.2mm F2.8 L DUAL FISHEYE, the camera saves the time-series inertial sensor information and other information as metadata in the movie file²¹. The metadata helps shortening the time required for Digital Image Stabilization in EOS VR Utility and also improves effectiveness.

VR Preview

Images captured with RF5.2mm F2.8 L DUAL FISHEYE can be played back as converted VR image for quick preview.

Other Movie Shooting Features

New HDR Movie Mode for easy shooting of high dynamic range video.
Supports Maximum 8K UHD timelapse movie recording.
Movie Servo AF available in all video formats, AF tracking with cross subject support and supports Register people priority.
Supports “Detection Only” option in Movie Servo AF which operates AF only when subject is detected.
Supports Focus Breathing correction²³ to correct change in field of view due to change of focus distance.
Features adopted from renowned Cinema EOS System to enhance shooting efficiency:
- 5sec or 3sec Pre-recording
- Aspect Marker (e.g. 2.35:1; 1:1; 9:16 etc)
- Optional Cinema EOS-style Quick Control Screen
- Change of AF Area and White Balance setting during movie recording
Supports recording movie to multiple cards
Maximum continuous recording time extends to 6 hours

0.5-inch 5.76M-dot OLED EVF

EOS R5 Mark II features a bright and clear 0.5-inch 5.76M-dot 0.76x OLED electronic viewfinder with up to 120fps display frame rate.
OVF simulation view assist is provided to reproduce the view of an DSLR optical viewfinder by displaying more natural highlights and dark gradations with HDR technology.
Anti-fog structure is added to EVF to prevent fogging in hot and humid conditions.

EOS R5 Mark II also equipped with a high definition 3.2-inch 2.10M-dot side-opening Vari-angle Clear View II LCD Touch Monitor.

New Switches design

Power switch has been relocated to right side for swift operation immediately after holding the camera. Camera start up time is an Ultra-fast 0.4 sec²⁴.

New Photo/Movie mode switching lever on the left side. The user can quickly switch between photo and movie modes.

Newly shaped Multi-controller

Newly shaped Multi-controller to make pressing the center button easier, enables more functions to be operated

New Dial Function

New Dial function (with M.Fn button) using two dials to enhance operability.

New Customized Control Menu

The newly designed Customized Control Menu contains a collection of functions that allow the user to customize the control easily.

Customize buttons for playback

[Customize buttons] has now been split into [Customize buttons for shooting] and [Customize buttons for playback], this allows the user to assign different functions to the same buttons for shooting and playback.

Iris Ring supported in photo shooting

Aperture control with Iris ring on hybrid RF Lens such as RF24-105mm F2.8 L IS USM Z is now supported for both photo and video shooting.

Dual Card Slots

Dual card slots supporting CFexpress 2.0 Type B card (VPG400) and SD / SDHC / SDXC (UHS-II) card with a variety of recording options for users to choose from based on their needs.

Multi-function Shoe

EOS R5 Mark II adopts the next generation multi-function shoe with communication capabilities and power supply²⁵ functionality. Compatible with various accessories, such as Speedlite EL-5, Multi-function Shoe Directional Stereo Microphone DM-E1D and Speedlite Transmitter ST-E10.

High Power Battery

EOS R5 Mark II is powered by new high-power Battery Pack LP-E6P²⁶. It features a higher maximum continuous discharge current of 6.0A, allowing for higher performance and functionality in EOS R5 Mark II.
Improved power consumption design of EOS R5 Mark II bring battery life up to 630 shots.
EOS R5 Mark II also supports battery charging and power supplying via USB-C terminal.

High Precision Shutter

EOS R5 Mark II’s high precision shutter unit comes with a 500,000-cycle durability.²⁷Its Mechanical Shutter and Electronic 1^st Curtain Shutter offers high speed continuous shooting up to approx 12FPS.²⁸

Reliable Body Design

EOS R5 Mark II features a rigid and lightweight Magnesium Alloy body and chassis with dust and water resistant ²⁹ design.
The body weights 656g only (746g with battery and memory card).

Environmental Protection

Canon is working to reduce the amount of plastic materials used in product packaging.

In EOS R5 Mark II, the product and other items are wrapped in bags that use plant-derived non-woven fabrics and paper materials. This reduces the amount of plastic used in packaging, thereby reducing our impact on the environment.

To meet the need for Professional Workflow

Supports high speed Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE802.11ax 2x2 MIMO) for high speed and stable wireless network transfer (e.g. Camera Connect App, EOS Utility, FTP transfer).
Compatible with Battery Grip BG-R20EP and Cooling Fan CF-R20EP with built-in 2.5GBASE-T Ethernet Port for stable, high-speed wired network connection.
Built-in Bluetooth® low energy technology for easy Smartphone connection, GPS information acquisition, remote control from smartphone and continuous shooting with Wireless Remote Controller BR-E1.
Built-in USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 2) digital terminal for 10Gbps high-speed transmission
Wired connection to Camera Connect App with full function is support for iPhone³⁰ and Android^TM smartphone
High-speed transfer of movie and still photo files via a 5G smartphone using Content Transfer Professional³¹.

Compatibility Information：

¹Depending on the nature of subject or shooting conditions, rolling shutter image distortion may occur.
²Continuous shooting speed may be slower depending on subject/shooting conditions or the camera setup or the lens used, etc. Refer to Advanced User Guide for details. Continuous shooting speed is slower when flicker is detected, even if anti-flicker shooting is off. For information on lenses that support the maximum continuous shooting speed, please refer to Canon Website.
³Only available will still photos and electronic shutter. If the person's size on the screen is small, or if part of the subject is hidden or multiple subjects are crowded together, identification accuracy may decrease.
⁴Calibration is recommended in advance. Note that the Eye Control AF may not function properly if the user wears sunglasses, mirror-type sunglasses, hard contact lenses, or bifocal eyeglasses, or due to the user’s eye conditions (narrow eyes, long eyelashes, thick eyelids) or use conditions. If the eyes are squinting or too close together, the camera may not detect the user’s eye gaze, or the detection accuracy may decrease. It is necessary to press a button to lock the focus.
⁵When using 4K DCI/UHD Fine 29.97p/25.00p. ISO 800.
⁶2 memory cards must be installed. 16:9 JPEG recorded at 7680 x 4320 pixel (33.2MP).
⁷Available with electronic shutter only. The screen may flicker depending on the aperture settings. When set to always blackout-free, release time lag may vary.
⁸Sounds other than the shutter (aperture, focus lens drive sound, and electronic sound, etc.) may be generated.
⁹ Electronic shutter only. Not available when the shutter speed is slower than 0.5 sec. Other restrictions apply.
¹⁰ When using the EL series Speedlite or 600EX II-RT/470EX-AI/430EX III-RT/MT-26EX-RT/MR-14 EX II with [Sync speed priority: On] is set. Sync speed is 1/160s when [Sync speed priority: Off] is set.
¹¹ With using an external EL/EX flash unit release in or after 2007.
¹²Based on the CIPA 2024 standard. Yaw/pitch/roll image stabilization performance with RF24-105mm F2.8L IS USM (focal length: 105mm).
¹³ Upscaling is only available for images captured as JPEGs or HEIFs with an image size of L. Still photos captured during movie recording cannot be upscaled in-camera. Some time may be required for image processing.
¹⁴Due to factors such as face brightness, size, facial expression, movement, and blockage of part of the face, the detection accuracy may decrease.
¹⁵Effectiveness varies depending on the subject. In some cases, dogs, cats, horses or birds may not be detected, while some animals other than dogs, cats, horses or birds may be detected.
¹⁶ The vehicle detection may not function for some subjects. Or, subjects, which are not automobile, motorcycle, train, airplane or helicopter, may be detected as vehicles. Spot detection may not work properly depending on the subject. The camera may also operate spot-detecting areas that are neither a driver nor rider helmet, as well as neither a train driver cab nor an aircraft cockpit.
¹⁷Blur/Out-of-Focus detection may not be performed for some scenes or subjects, or results may be inaccurate. Only JPEG or HEIF images are evaluated, and only when the camera is set to use the electronic shutter and detect people or eyes.
¹⁸ When [High Frame Rate: Disable] is set, audio is recorded and movie is played back at actual speed.
¹⁹ Auto power off temperature is set to High. Room Temperature: 23^oC. According to Canon testing conditions.
²⁰ Auto power off temperature is set to High and Cooling Fan CF-R20EP fan speed is set to high. Room Temperature: 23^oC. According to Canon testing conditions.
²¹Supported recording format: RAW, XF-AVC S YCC422 and XF-AVC S YCC420.
²²With computer software that supports video calls or streaming. Internal recording to the camera is disabled.
²³ List of Lenses Compatible with [Focus Breathing]
²⁴ Based on CIPA testing standards.
²⁵ Some accessories are not supported.
²⁶ Battery Pack LP-E6 cannot be used. When using the LP-E6NH / LP-E6N, the network (Wi-Fi / Ethernet) functions and multi-function shoe accessories that require heavy power supply from the camera cannot be used. Pre-continuous shooting, HDMI RAW output, and dual shooting (still & movie) are not available. Continuous shooting speed may be reduced. During movie recording, resolution, image quality, and frame rate are limited.
²⁷Based on Canon testing standards. Shutter durability may vary depending on usage and environmental conditions.
²⁸Continuous shooting speed may be slower depending on subject / shooting conditions or the battery type / condition or use of battery grip or the camera setup or the lens used, etc. Refer to Advanced User Guide for details. For information on lenses that support the maximum continuous shooting speed with servo AF, please refer to Canon Website.
²⁹In order to maximize dust- and water-resistant performance, make sure that all camera openings (including battery compartment, card slot cover, and terminal cover) are tightly closed and Multi-Function Shoe cover is attached. Although it is designed to be dust- and water-resistant, Canon cannot guarantee that dust and water will not penetrate the camera.
³⁰Requires a third-party MFi-compatible cable for wired connection to iPhone.³¹Subscription service.

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Camera type	Digital single-lens non-reflex AF/AE camera
Lens mount	Canon RF mount
Compatible lenses	Canon RF lens group (Including RF-S Lenses) *Using Mount Adapter EF-EOS R: Canon EF or EF-S lenses (excluding EF-M lenses)
Lens focal length	Same as the focal length indicated on the lens *Using Mount Adapter EF-EOS R: Canon EF or EF-S lenses (excluding EF-M lenses)
Image sensor type	Full Frame back-illuminated stacked CMOS sensor
Image sensor size	Approx. 36.0 x 24.0mm
Effective pixels	Max. approx. 45 megapixels Rounded to the nearest 100,000. Using RF and EF lenses. The effective pixel count may be lower with certain lenses and image processing.
Digital image processor	DIGIC Accelerator & DIGIC X
Recording media	Equipped with double card slots (1)CFexpress 2.0 Type B memory card (VPG400 compatible) (2)SD/SDHC/SDXC* memory card (*UHS-II compatible)
Recording image type	[Still photos] JPEG (8-bit), HEIF (10-bit), RAW (14-bit) and C-RAW (14-bit) [Movies] RAW (12-bit; .CRM) SRAW (12-bit; .CRM) XF-HEVC S YCC422 10bit (.MP4) XF-HEVC S YCC420 10bit (.MP4) XF-AVC S YCC422 10bit (.MP4) XF-AVC S YCC420 8bit (.MP4) News Metadata* (.XML) When MP4 movie is recorded with [Add CP File: Enable], “.CPF” file will be created.
Still photos pixel count	JPEG L (Large): 44.8 megapixels (8192 x 5464), Approx. 13.0 MB JPEG M (Medium): Approx. 24.0 megapixels (6000 x 4000), Approx. 7.8 MB JPEG S1 (Small 1): Approx. 11.6 megapixels (4176 x 2784), Approx. 4.6 MB JPEG S2 (Small 2): Approx. 3.8 megapixels (2400 x 1600), Approx. 1.8 MB HEIF L (Large): 44.8 megapixels (8192 x 5464), Approx. 12.5 MB HEIF M (Medium): Approx. 24.0 megapixels (6000 x 4000), Approx. 8.1 MB HEIF S1 (Small 1): Approx. 11.6 megapixels (4176 x 2784), Approx. 4.9 MB HEIF S2 (Small 2): Approx. 3.8 megapixels (2400 x 1600), Approx. 1.8 MB RAW: 44.8 megapixels (8192 x 5464), Approx. 47.6MB C-RAW: 44.8 megapixels (8192 x 5464), Approx. 20.6 MB Values for recorded pixels are rounded off to the nearest 100,000th. RAW images are generated at 3: 2, with information added about the specified aspect ratio, and JPEG/HEIF images are generated at the specified aspect ratio. *File size varies depending on shooting conditions (including 1.6x crop/aspect ratio, subject, ISO speed, Picture Style, and Custom Function).
Aspect Ratio	3:2, 1.6x (crop), 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 are available Angle of view of approx. 1.6 times the focal length.
Recording functions	Possible to set still photos and movie recorded separately (Movies are recorded to card 1 and still photos to card 2). [Still photos] Standard, auto switch card, record separately, record to multiple [Movie] Standard, auto switch card, main/proxy, record to multiple
RAW+JPEG simultaneous recording	Yes. Simultaneous recording of any combination of RAW/C-RAW and JPEG/HEIF image-recording quality is supported.
File name	Still Photo: Preset code, User setting 1, User setting 2 Movie: Camera Index / Reel Number / Clip Number / User Defined customizable
Color space	Still Photo: sRGB, Adobe RGB Movie: BT.709, BT.2020, Cinema Gamut
Picture Style	Auto, Standard, Portrait, Landscape, Fine Detail, Neutral, Faithful, Monochrome, User Defined 1–3
Clarity	Can be set from -4 to +4
White balance setting	Auto (Ambience priority / White priority), Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Tungsten light, White fluorescent light, Flash, Custom, Color temperature setting (approx. 2500–10000K) *Compatible with Speedlites color temperature transmission function.
Noise reduction	Long exposure noise reduction, High ISO speed noise reduction
Automatic image brightness correction	Auto Lighting Optimizer
Highlight tone priority	Yes
Lens aberration correction	Peripheral Illumination Correction, Distortion Correction, Focus Breathing Correction, Digital Lens Optimizer, Chromatic Aberration Correction and Diffraction Correction
Focusing method	Dual Pixel CMOS AF
Focusing operation	[Still photo shooting] AF operation: One-Shot AF, AI Focus AF, Servo AF Manual focus: Supported [Movie recording] AF operation: One-Shot AF, Movie Servo AF Manual focus: Supported
Number of AF zones available for automatic selection	Max. AF coverage: Approx. 100% (Horizontal), Approx. 100% (Vertical) Number of AF zone: [Still photos] Max. 1053 zones (39 x 27) [Movie] Maximum 975 zones (39 x 25) *May vary depending on settings
Selectable positions for AF point	Max. AF coverage: Horizontal: Approx. 90%, Vertical: Approx. 100% Number of positions: [Still photos] Max. 5850 positions (90 x 65) [Movie] Max. 4500 positions (90 x 50) *When set to [1-point AF] and selected using the Multi-controller.
Focusing brightness range (in still photo shooting)	EV –6.5 to 21 (With an f/1.2 lens, center AF point, One-Shot AF, at 23°C, ISO 100) Except RF lenses with a Defocus Smoothing (DS) coating
Focusing brightness range (in movie recording)	EV -4.5 to 21 (8K 30p); EV -3.5 to 21 (4K 30p); EV -4.0 to 21 (FHD 30p) (With an f/1.2 lens, center AF point, One-Shot AF, at 23°C, ISO 100, 29.97/ 25.00 fps) *Except RF lenses with a Defocus Smoothing (DS) coating.
AF method	Spot AF, 1-Point AF, Expand AF Area: Up/Down/Left/Right, Expand AF Area: Around, Flexible Zone AF 1-3, Whole area AF *[Whole area tracking Servo AF] On / Off can be selected.
Eye detection AF	Supported and able to detect the eye of human or animal (dogs, cats, birds, horses) subjects; Left Eye/Right Priority *Subject eyes may not be detected correctly, depending on the subject and shooting conditions
Subject recognition	People, Animal (dogs, cats, birds and horses), Vehicles (sports cars and motorcycles, trains, airplanes)
Metering sensor	6144-zone (96x64) metering using image sensor output signals *Same applies when [1.6x (crop)] or [Movie cropping: Enable] is set.
Metering mode	[Still photo shooting] Evaluative metering, Partial metering (approx. 9.5% in the center of the screen), Spot metering (approx. 5.3% in the center of the screen), Center-weighted average [Movie recording] Evaluative metering
Metering Brightness Range (At 23°C, ISO 100)	[Still photo shooting] EV -3 to 20 [Movie recording] EV -1 to 20
Shooting mode	[Still photo shooting] Scene Intelligent Auto, Flexible-priority AE, Program AE, Shutter-priority AE, Aperture-priority AE, Manual exposure, Bulb exposure, Custom shooting modes (C1/C2/C3) [Movie recording] Scene Intelligent Auto, Program AE, Shutter-priority AE, Aperture-priority AE, Manual exposure, Custom shooting modes (C1/C2/C3)
ISO speed (Recommended Exposure Index)	[Manually set ISO speed in still photo shooting] Normal ISO Speed(in 1/3-stop or 1-stop increments): ISO 100-51200 Expanded ISO speed (equivalent): L (ISO 50), H (ISO 102400) [Manually set ISO speed in movie recording] Normal ISO Speed (in 1/3-stop or 1-stop increments): Custom Picture (Off): ISO 100-25600 Custom Picture (Canon 709 / PQ /HLG): ISO 400-25600 Custom Picture (Canon Log 2 / Canon Log 3): ISO 800-51200 Custom Picture (BT.709): ISO 160-25600 Expanded ISO speed (equivalent): Custom Picture (Off): H (ISO 32000/40000/51200) Custom Picture (Canon 709 / PQ /HLG): L (ISO 100/125/160/200/250/320); H (ISO 32000/40000/51200) Custom Picture (Canon Log 2 / Canon Log 3): L (ISO 100/125/160/200/250/320/400/500/640); H (ISO 32000/40000/51200) Custom Picture (BT.709): L (ISO 100/125); H (ISO 32000/40000/51200)
Other still photo shooting functions	Pre-Continuous Shooting, HDR PQ shooting, Anti-flicker shooting, High-Frequency Anti-Flicker Shooting, Multiple exposure, Focus bracketing, Depth Composition, Interval timer, Bulb timer
Shutter type	[Still photo shooting] Electronically-controlled focal-plane shutter /Rolling shutter, using the image sensor [Movie recording] Rolling shutter, using the image sensor
Shutter mode	Mechanical shutter, Electronic 1st curtain, Electronic shutter
Shutter speed	[Still photo shooting] When [Mechanical] or [Elec. 1st curtain] is set: 1/8000 sec. to 30 sec., Bulb When Electronic shutter is set: 1/32000* sec. to 30 sec., Bulb Shutter speed of 1/10000 sec. or faster are only available in Tv or M mode(up to 1/8000 sec. in Fv, P, or Av mode). When [ISO speed/Shutter speed] or [Shutter speed] is set with Focus bracketing, Flash photography, or [Same expo. for new aperture], The maximum shutter speed limit will be 1/8000 sec with Focus bracketing, Flash photography or when [ISO speed/Shutter speed] or [Shutter speed] is set with Focus bracketing’ [Movie recording] 1/8000¹–1/25²³ sec. Movies in Tv or M mode: 1/8000¹–1/8²³ sec. 1: Maximum of 1/4000 sec. in time-lapse movie shooting. 2: In normal movie recording, the minimum speed varies depending on the recording mode and frame rate. 3: The minimum speed is 1/250 sec. (NTSC) / 1/200 sec. (PAL) when the frame rate is set to 239.76 or 200.00 fps, and 1/125 sec. (NTSC) / 1/100 sec. (PAL) when the frame rate is set to 119.88 or 100.00 fps.
X-sync speed	Mechanical shutter: 1/200 sec. Electronic 1st-curtain: 1/250 sec. Electronic shutter: 1/160 sec.
Shutter status at shutdown	Can be set as Closed or Open
Compatible external Speedlite	EL and EX series Speedlites for EOS Cameras
External flash settings	E-TTL II autoflash
PC terminal	Yes
In-body image stabilization	Yes 8.5-stop shake compensation at the center* 7.5-stop shake compensation at the peripheral * *Based on the CIPA 2024 standard. Yaw/pitch/roll image stabilization performance with RF24-105mm F2.8L IS USM (focal length: 105mm).
Drive Mode	Single shooting, High-speed continuous shooting +, High-speed continuous shooting, Low-speed continuous shooting, Self-timer: 10 sec., Self-timer: 2 sec., Self-timer: Continuous
Continuous Shooting Speed	[Electronic Shutter] High-speed continuous shooting +: Max. approx. 30FPS* High-speed continuous shooting: Max. approx. 15FPS* Low-speed continuous shooting: Max. approx. 5.0FPS [Electronic 1^st Curtain] High-speed continuous shooting +: Max. approx. 12FPS* High-speed continuous shooting: Max. approx. 8.2FPS^ Low-speed continuous shooting: Max. approx. 3.0FPS [Mechanical Shutter] High-speed continuous shooting +: Max. approx. 12FPS High-speed continuous shooting: Max. approx. 6.0FPS^ Low-speed continuous shooting: Max. approx. 3.0FPS Continuous shooting speed may be slower depending on subject/shooting conditions or the camera setup or the battery type/condition or use of battery grip or the lens used, etc. ^If flicker is detected, continuous shooting will slow down even when anti-flicker shooting is turned off.
Maximum burst for continuous shooting	JPEG Large/Fine: approx. 760 (CFexpress card) / approx. 760 (UHS-II SD card ) HEIF Large/Fine: approx. 690 (CFexpress card) / approx. 640 (UHS-II SD card *) RAW: approx. 230 (CFexpress card) / approx. 95 (UHS-II SD card*) C-RAW: approx. 580 ( CFexpresscard) / approx. 580 (UHS-II SD card*) RAW + JPEG Large/Fine: approx. 150 (CFexpress card) / approx. 87 (UHS-II SD card*) RAW + HEIF Large/Fine: approx. 89 (CFexpress card) / approx. 84 (UHS-II SD card*) Maximum burst for CFexpress cards apply to 325 GB CFexpress cards conforming to Canon testing standards. **Maximum burst for SD cards applies to 128 GB UHS-II SD cards conforming to Canon testing standards. The above figures are based on mechanical shutter or electronic 1st-curtain shutter, shot at approx. 12 fps. Maximum burst as measured under conditions conforming to Canon testing standards (One-shot AF, High-speed continuous shooting+, JPEG/HEIF image quality: 8, ISO 100, Picture Style: Standard, and room temperature: 23°C / 73°F) Maximum burst vary depending on shooting conditions (including remaining battery level, battery temperature, cropping/aspect ratio, JPEG/HEIF image quality, subject, memory card brand, ISO speed, Picture Style, and Custom Function).
Movie recording size	RAW: 8192x4320 SRAW: 4096x2160 8K DCI: 8192x4320 8K UHD: 7680x4320 4K DCI: 4096x2160 4K UHD: 3840x2160 2K DCI: 2048x1080 Full HD: 1920x1080
Movie compression	HDMI RAW: ProRes RAW* RAW: Standard RAW / Light RAW SRAW: Standard RAW/ Light RAW XF-HEVC S YCC422 10bit: MPEG-H HEVC/H.265 (High Quality/Standard/Light Intra-frame; Standard Long GOP)^ XF-HEVC S YCC420 8bit: MPEG-H HEVC/H.265 (Standard Long GOP) XF-AVC S YCC422 10bit: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (High Quality/Standard/Light Intra-frame; Standard Long GOP)^ XF-AVC S YCC420 10bit: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (Standard Long GOP) *with compatible ATOMOS recorder ^Available compression options depend on movie recording size and frame rate
Movie recording format / frame rate	RAW: 59.94^1 / 50.00^1 / 29.97 / 25.00 / 24.00 / 23.98fps SRAW: 59.94 / 50.00 / 29.97 / 25.00 / 24.00 / 23.98fps 8K DCI / UHD: 29.97^2 / 25.00^2 / 24.00 / 23.98fps 4K DCI / UHD: 119.88^23/ 100.00^23 / 59.94 / 50.00 / 29.97 / 25.00 / 24.00 / 23.98fps 4K DCI / UHD Fine: 29.97 / 25.00 / 24.00 / 23.98fps 2K DCI / FHD: 239.76^3 / 200.00^3 / 119.88^3/ 100.00^3/ 59.94 / 50.00 / 29.97 / 25.00 / 24.00 / 23.98fps 2K DCI / FHD Fine: 59.94 / 50.00 / 29.97 / 25.00 / 24.00 / 23.98fps ^1：Light RAW only. ^2：High Quality Intra cannot be selected. ^3：With [High Frame Rate: Disable] setting, movie is recorded with audio and the movie is played back at actual speed. With [High Frame Rate: Enable*] setting, no audio is recorded and the movie is played in slow motion at 29.97 fps (NTSC) /25.00 fps (PAL) when played back. Only exFAT-formatted cards can be used for recording (recording to FAT32-formatted cards is not possible).
Movie cropping	Supported
Sound recording format	LPCM / 24-bit / 4CH ACC / 16-bit / 2CH
Movie orientation information	Adding movie orientation information is supported
Time code	Supported
Drop frame	Compatible with 239.76p/119.88p/59.94p/29.97p
Movie digital IS	Supported
Sound recording	Built-in Stereo microphone, connect to Multi-function Shoe, external stereo microphone terminal provided
Other movie recording functions	Dual Shooting (still & movie), Pre-Recording, HDR Movie Mode, Time-lapse Movie, Waveform Monitor, False Color, Zebra display, DAF Focus guide, MF peaking, Tally Lamp, Recording Emphasis, Movie self-timer, VR Preview
Viewfinder type	OLED color electronic viewfinder
Viewfinder screen size	0.5 inch
Viewfinder dot count	Approx. 5,760,000 dots
Viewfinder magnification	Approx. 0.76x (with 50mm lens at infinity, -1m^-1)
Viewfinder coverage	Approx. 100% (at L image quality, an aspect ratio of 3:2, and approx. 24mm eyepoint)
Viewfinder eyepoint	Approx. 24mm (at -1 m^-1 from eyepiece lens end)
Viewfinder dioptric adjustment	Approx. –4.0 to +2.0 m^–1 (dpt)
LCD monitor type	Side-opening vari-angle Clear View II LCD touch monitor
LCD monitor size	3.2 inch (screen aspect ratio of 3:2)
LCD monitor resolution	Approx. 2,100,000 dots
User interface magnification	Supported
Viewfinder/monitor color tone	Warm tone, Standard, Cool tone 1 , Cool tone 2. Fine-tuning viewfinder color tone is supported
In-camera image processing function	RAW processing, In-Camera Upscaling, Neural network Noise Reduction, image resize, image cropping, HEIF to JPEG conversion
Frame grab from movies	Supported. Individual frames in 8K / 4K movies recorded with the camera can be saved as JPEG or HEIF still photos. Still photos are saved as JPEGs from normal movies, and as HEIF images from HDR PQ movies. Frame grabbing from RAW movies is not available. The camera cannot frame grab still photos from movies recorded when [Custom Picture function: On] is set. In-camera resizing or cropping and in-camera upscaling are not available for frame-grabbed still photos.
Custom function	Control Customization Menu and Custom Functions Menu
Custom shooting mode	Current camera settings can be registered to C1/C2/C3 shooting modes *Still images and movies settings can be registered separately
Voice memo recording	Supported. Audio can be recorded with the built-in microphone during still photo playback. Recorded in WAV format using the same file number as the image.
Digital terminal	Terminal Type: USB Type-C Transmission: SuperSpeed Plus USB (USB 3.2 Gen 2) equivalent Applications: For UVC/UAC connection For computer/smartphone communication For in-camera charging and powering the camera with USB Power Adapter PD-E2
HDMI terminal	HDMI terminal (Type A) / CEC not supported
External microphone input terminal	Compatible with Φ3.5 mm stereo mini plug
Headphone terminal	Compatible with Φ3.5 mm stereo mini plug, volume adjustable
Remote control terminal	N3 type terminal. Compatible with Remote Switch RS-80N3 (optional)
Wireless remote control	Compatible with Wireless Controller BR-E1 (optional)
Wi-Fi compliance standards	IEEE 802.11b / g / n / a / ac / ax
Wi-Fi transmission method	DS-SS modulation (IEEE 802.11b) OFDM modulation (IEEE 802.11g / n / a / ac / ax)
Wi-Fi connection method	Camera access point, infrastructure
Bluetooth standards compliance	Bluetooth Specification Version 5.3 compliant (Bluetooth Low Energy technology)
Bluetooth transmission method	GFSK modulation
Communication mode	Connect to smartphone, Remote control (EOS Utility), Transfer images to FTP server, Upload to web service, Connect to wireless remote, Sync time between cameras
GPS function	Not supported. Geotag images with GPS Receiver GP-E2 (optional) or a Bluetooth-compatible smartphone
Battery pack	Compatible battery packs: LP-E6P; Quantity use: 1
USB battery charging and camera power	Using USB Power Adapter PD-E2 (optional)
AC power source	Using USB Power Adapter PD-E2 (optional) and DC Coupler DR-E6P (optional)
Dimensions (W x H x D)	138.5 x 101.2 x 93.5mm *based on CIPA guideline
Weight (Approx.)	Approx. 746g (including battery pack and CFexpress card) Approx. 656g (body only)
Operating temperature	0 to 40°C
Operating humidity	85% or less

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EOS R5 Mark II Body

EOS R5 Mark II Body (with Camera Cover R-F-5 and Multi-Function Shoe Cover ER-SC3)
Battery Pack LP-E6P (with Protective Cover)
Battery Charger LC-E6E (with Power Cord)
Strap ER-EOS R5 Mark II
USB Interface Cable IFC-100U (with Cable Protector)
Instruction Manual
Purchase Record Card

EOS R5 Mark II Body with RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM Lens Kit

EOS R5 Mark II Body (with Camera Cover R-F-5 and Multi-Function Shoe Cover ER-SC3)
RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM (with Lens Cap E-77 II and Lens Dust Cap RF)
Battery Pack LP-E6P (with Protective Cover)
Battery Charger LC-E6E (with Power Cord)
Strap ER-EOS R5 Mark II
USB Interface Cable IFC-100U (with Cable Protector)
Lens Hood EW-83N
Lens Case LP1319
Instruction Manual
Purchase Record Card (Camera)
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