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PetaPixel: Canon is Delaying EOS R5 Shipments Due to Overheating Concerns

PetaPixel collected reports saying stating that Canon is delaying the EOS-R5 shipments to have some time to fix the overheating issue. It’s unclear how they plan to do it:

  1. They could make some hardware change but this sounds both expensive and time consuming
  2. They could go the “Sony way” and just add a software option to let the camera overheat with little concern about durability

On a positive note for Canon. The EOS-R5 stills image quality is superb and on par with the best Sony and Nikon cameras. Canon no longer seems to lag behind in that aspect:

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