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Canon EOS R5 vs Panasonic Lumix S1 IIE

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The R5 wins 5 of 7 scored specs (resolution, max video, battery (cipa)); the S1 IIE wins 2 (burst). The S1 IIE is $101 cheaper.

5 WINSBuy it if you want: resolution, max video, battery (cipa), weight.The first 45-megapixel Canon mirrorless with 8-stop stabilization and 8K video; still suits hybrid shooters who can live with its heat limits.
2 WINSBuy it if you want: burst.A streamlined full-frame hybrid with 8-stop stabilization and fast electronic bursts, suited to creators wanting strong video and stills without paying for the top S1II.
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Outer sizes are exact, from the makers' dimensions. Shapes are drawn by us to show each body style; the dashed circle is the lens mount at its real diameter.

  • Canon EOS R5138.5 × 97.5 × 88 mm · 738 g
  • Panasonic Lumix S1 IIE134 × 102 × 92 mm · 795 g

Where they differ

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R5S1 IIE
PRICE & SCORE
Price$2,599$2,498BEST
CameraFits score9.2BEST9.1
PHOTO
Resolution45 MPBEST24.2 MP
BurstThe fastest frames per second the maker quotes. Top speeds often use the electronic shutter and may limit autofocus. Higher helps for sports, wildlife and kids.20 fps30 fpsBEST
ShutterFastest mechanical and electronic shutter speeds. The silent electronic shutter can freeze faster motion, but may bend fast subjects on slower sensors.1/8000 mech · 1/8000 elec1/8000 mech
VIDEO
Max videoThe highest video resolution it records internally.8KBEST6K
Best 4K frame rateThe fastest 4K frame rate. 60p and above lets you slow footage down smoothly, and 120p gives 5× slow motion.4K 120p4K 60p
Crop at 4K 60pWhether 4K 60p uses the full sensor width. A crop makes your lens act longer, so wide shots get harder.None, full width—
Rolling shutterHow fast the sensor reads out, measured in lab tests. Slower readout bends fast-moving subjects and quick pans in video and electronic-shutter photos; under 10 ms is very good.15.5 ms · 8K full width, CineD—
Log profileA flat picture profile that keeps highlight and shadow detail for colour grading later.C-LogV-Log
Raw videoRaw keeps the most image data for editing, at much larger file sizes. Some cameras only record it to an external recorder.Internal Cinema RAW Light 8KNone
Open gateRecords the whole sensor area, so you can crop the same clip to both widescreen and vertical video.NoYes
Audio jacksA mic input for better sound, and a headphone jack to check what you are recording.Mic + headphone—
HDMIFor an external monitor or recorder. Full-size HDMI is sturdier than micro HDMI.Micro—
Cooling fanA built-in fan lets the camera record for long stretches without overheating.No—
BODY & HANDLING
Battery (CIPA)Shots per charge on the CIPA standard test, using the rear screen. Real-world numbers are often higher.490 shotsBEST380 shots
WeightBody with battery and card, without a lens.738 gBEST795 g
ViewfinderElectronic viewfinder resolution and magnification. More dots and a bigger magnification give a sharper, larger view.5.76M-dot, 0.76×5.76M-dot, 0.78×
SYSTEM
MountWhich lenses fit natively. Other lenses may work through an adapter.Canon RFL-Mount Alliance
Native lenses60+80+

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