Canon EOS R5 C Mirrorless Digital Cinema Camera Body (International Model)

I've owned mine for a couple of years now and have been nothing but satisfied with it. It handles everything I throw at it, from filming live music to doing studio stills. If you want one camera to do most everything with, this is an easy choice. My only complaint is the weight - it has some heft as-is, and when I add a cage and accessories it can become quite heavy, however by that point I'm also generally using an extra grip or a tripod, so it's only a minor complaint.

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I've been using this camera for a few years mainly for stills. With the latest firmware update, one of the most annoying issues I still have is when I shoot Tahitian dance while using the eye detection, it fails fairly consistently when the hand is near the face and the camera focuses on the hand ruining the shot. I shot mostly with the RF 70-200 Z lens.

SCAM! Do not trust this listing. I received a grey market product. It has EU serial number and does not register in the USA for warranty. Walmart should investigate this illegal seller and ban them!

Had the camera about a month and used it for corporate and wedding shoots. The battery life is comical. Maxed out, I got about 38 minutes of battery life (in standby mode) and even less when filming. This was at all codecs, frame rates and resolutions. It's a really sweet camera and I'm a huge fan of 95% of it... form factor, weight, menus, but the 10% is the fact that you can't use it without having an external battery is a break for us. It lasted about 2 hours on 6 batteries at our last wedding we filmed and didn't even make it to the ceremony. Just not a practical camera right now and hope Canon can fix this. In the meantime, just head for a C70