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Canon R5 C top features \u2013 a better video workflow that plays nicer with Macs [Video]<\/div>\n
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Up until recently, I\u2019d been using the Canon R5<\/a> as my day-to-day camera for photos and videos. Although I was able to make it work, things like overheating made it a little less than ideal for recording long form content, such as the in-depth video walkthroughs of iOS updates<\/a> that I like to do. Canon\u2019s recently released R5 C<\/a> addresses the overheating problems, but also provides quite a few enhancements that Mac users, and Canon enthusiasts in general will appreciate. <\/p>\n

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Before I get into my full list of nearly 40 features, I thought it would make sense to first share a few of the features that may appeal most to Mac users. For example, the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro (and Mac Studio) feature an SD Card reader, and the Canon R5 C lets you shoot high quality All-I 8K video directly to an SD Card. Not only that, but the R5 C features an 8K MP4 (HEVC) codec with a much<\/em> more reasonable 540Mbps data rate when compared to the 1300Mbps data rate in the R5.<\/p>\n

I\u2019ve compiled a list of my top R5 C features below in a handy time-stamp format, so you can just click the link, and you\u2019ll be taken directly to that portion of the video without leaving this page.<\/p>\n

30+ reasons why I love the Canon R5 C<\/h2>\n
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