CANON EOS R5 MARK II Shutter count

The R5 Mark II focus on being the high resolution model of the company, offering a 8K resolution. And a sensor that offers between 45 MP and 60 MP, the good news is that it should offer a faster performance thanks to its new stacked sessionStorage. Also expect a increased record time and an increase in its fps up to 240p in 4k positioning as one of the most performant cameras when it comes to video frame-rates, good job Canon. It will probably continue with the object detection seen in previous models.

Since this camera is not in the market yet, please consider that all the data offered is just an estimate and can change at any given moment without any further notice due to new updates given by the manufacter.

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CANON EOS R5 MARK II Life expectancy

The CANON EOS R5 MARK II has a Shutter count expectancy of: 300000 shots

Check how this value compares with other camera models' shutter count life expectancy, including low range and high range cameras in the chart below.

Life expectancy in years of CANON EOS R5 MARK II

This camera should last on average 300000 shots. But also consider that the lifetime of a camera, measured in years, will depend on the number of pictures you take per day. Taking 100 pictures per day, would cause the camera to last close to 8 years. Of course that would also mean that the less pictures taken per day, the less the shutter wears, and therefore it will last longer. Check the next table that summarizes it.

Pictures taken per day	Average life expectancy measured in years
20	41
50	16
75	10
100	8
150	5
200	4
300	2
400	2
500	1
1000	0

canon eos r5 mark ii release date

This camera is not available in the market yet, but soon will be so keep an eye on it

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Please note that due to Canon being an evil company, they decided that they won't include the shutter count data as a part of your pictures' metadata, so if you upload a picture there is a high chance that it won't return its shutter count. All of the other EXIF metadata is available, of course. You can try anyway, though. What's the solution? You need to use their official software and connect your Camera to the pc. You can say thanks to Canon for this

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