The Canon EOS R5 is a fantastic camera for pros or anyone searching for a very powerful alternative for practically any form of photography, from sports and action to studio portraits and landscapes.
What camera is better than EOS R5?
In terms of resolution, the Sony A1 has an advantage thanks to its 50.1MP full-frame, backside lit, stacked image sensor with inbuilt memory. The Canon EOS R5 has a typical 45MP full-frame sensor, in contrast.
The benefit isn’t as great as it might appear on the surface. Practically speaking, there isn’t much of a difference between, say, the 45MP photographs from the R5 and the 50MP images from the Canon EOS 5DS(opens in new tab).
The Sony A1’s Pixel Shift Multi Shooting feature stands out, though. This innovation—found in cameras like the Sony A7R IV(opens in new tab)—moves the image sensor between multiple exposures using the in-body image stabilization system to create an image with four times the resolution of the native sensor readout.