When Canon officially released the EOS R5, things changed. No longer was the 5D series, or perhaps even the 1D series, what you needed for a "pro" camera body. The R series just about proved it can hold its own against the giants in the industry. How exactly does it compare to these existing Canon offerings and a few of its main competitors? You're about to find out, below.
As for rules, I'll be judging the cameras based on their most likely uses. If a camera is designed for video production, then video specs will hold more weight. If another option is commonly found on the side of a football match, then sports and action features will be more important. The declared winner is going to be the better camera, although it will not be weighted for price. Just because one camera wins over another doesn't mean it's a better camera for you.
The Comparisons:
EOS 5D Mark IV
EOS-1D X Mark III
EOS R6
Sony a7R IV
Nikon Z 7
Panasonic S1H
FUJIFILM GFX 50S
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