Canon EOS R5 + RF 50mm F/1.8 STM
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Die Canon EOS R5 mit RF 50mm F/1.8 STM bietet exzellente Foto- und Videoqualität, schnellen Autofokus und gute Low-Light-Leistung. Das Gerät ist teuer und kann bei längeren 8K-Aufnahmen heiß werden. Die Akkulaufzeit ist akzeptabel, aber bei intensiver Nutzung sind zusätzliche Akkus ratsam. Das Objektiv ist leicht und scharf, der fehlende Blitz ist ein kleiner Nachteil.
Bewertungen von Canon EOS R5 + RF 50mm F/1.8 STM
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It is complicated and has a lot of features. Takes a long while to delve into these. Great image quality. However, quite heavy to have round your neck all day.
It is complicated and has a lot of features. Takes a long while to delve into these. Great image quality. However, quite heavy to have round your neck all day.
Fred
19. Juli 2026
Very happy with my purchase, easy tracking and on time
Very happy with my purchase, easy tracking and on time
Gonzo
14. Juni 2026
Great camera with all cinema features in such a small and compact body.Capable of 8K Raw,with exceptional video and photography quality.
Great camera with all cinema features in such a small and compact body.Capable of 8K Raw,with exceptional video and photography quality.
Rehoboth
3. April 2026
I use this for food photography as it's light and easy to use but mainly for travel photography, as it is so flexible.
I use this for food photography as it's light and easy to use but mainly for travel photography, as it is so flexible.
AGM
11. März 2026
The R5 mk2 is a great improvement on the original R5. Much better autofocus and subject tracking and the pre-capture is excellent for wildlife, particularly birds in flight. The high ISO is perhaps not quite as good as the R5 but noise reduction software has improved in that time so its not so much of an issue. There are a couple of things that I find annoying: No lens hood is supplied and no printed user guide either. To charge another £44 for a plastic lens hood and not even show it as an optional acccessory when you are spending over £5k on a camera is not what I would expect from Canon.
The R5 mk2 is a great improvement on the original R5. Much better autofocus and subject tracking and the pre-capture is excellent for wildlife, particularly birds in flight. The high ISO is perhaps not quite as good as the R5 but noise reduction software has improved in that time so its not so much of an issue. There are a couple of things that I find annoying: No lens hood is supplied and no printed user guide either. To charge another £44 for a plastic lens hood and not even show it as an optional acccessory when you are spending over £5k on a camera is not what I would expect from Canon.
Patrick H
20. Februar 2026
