Questions about EOS R5

joe231253

4 years ago

If you take the US price of $3,899 as a basis, add 7.7% VAT and use the current exchange rate, the camera should cost CHF 3,950 and not CHF 4,479. Why should we Swiss pay more than any Yank? Can anyone explain this to me? In my opinion, you should wait until then to buy a camera unless you urgently need a new one. In any case, I'll wait until the price is at this level!

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Anonymous

4 years ago

I have purchased the R5 on the 1st of October and still have no clue when it is supposed to be available to me... Could someone help me with this question?

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Deanjaggi

4 years ago

Is the current delivery time guaranteed, i.e. between 14.10-21.10?

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A. Marti

13 days ago

Join the R5 Club (enthusiastic in advance). Cam received today very excited...!

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Colab Fribourg

12 days ago

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A very good buy, at a more than reasonable price! Even though the Mark II will soon be announced, the Mark I is still a great camera and will remain so for a long time to come!

Sandro Galaxus

5 months ago

Is the cashback already included in the price, or is it still deducted from the purchase price? Thank you for your feedback.

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CharlesH673

6 months ago

I can't seem to find the "memorise-recall saved functions" function. This function is displayed by a "camera and two arrows" icon, but I can't find it in the options provided, even though several tutorials refer to it. Thank you .

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CountryTec

6 months ago

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On my R5 (firmware 1.8.1), the function can be found under "Tools", "Save/load camera settings card".

Anonymous

7 months ago

Good day, is the gold 3 year Canon Premium warranty notice on the packaging ?

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florian.aeby

11 months ago

Is the cashback already deducted from the price? Or do you have to go through Canon to get it?

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danbit

2 years ago

Can I read the CF card directly from the Canon to my PC or do I still need a sep. card reader?

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jomenzel76

2 years ago

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The images are read directly via the camera's USB-C port to the EOS Utility software, which, with the appropriate settings, automatically transfers the new images to the PC when the camera is connected. An external card reader is not required.

Xiana2022

2 years ago

The product description says EF and RF lens bayonet. Do I need the adapter for the EF lenses or is it already included? (When ordering the camera "body only")

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