The difference between Canon 5ds and 5dsr

For photography enthusiasts, Canon 5Ds and 5DsR are two full-frame digital SLR cameras that have attracted much attention. Their main differences are filter design and price. In terms of filters, one of the highlights of the 5DsR is the removal of the low-pass filter, which means it can provide clearer and sharper image performance. In terms of price, the 5Ds is priced at US$3,699, while the 5DsR is slightly higher at US$3,899.

In terms of technical specifications, both 5Ds and 5DsR are equipped with 50.6-megapixel sensors. The sensitivity range covers ISO100-6400, which can be expanded to ISO12800, and high-speed continuous shooting can reach 5 frames per second. The body design and functions of the two are almost the same as those of the EOS5DMarkIII, but the removal of the low-pass filter on the 5DsR has improved performance. With the increase in pixel count, they are equipped with dual DIGIC6 image processing engines to ensure the efficiency and accuracy of image processing.

As for the focus system, they all support 61 focus points, 41 of which are cross focus points, providing precise autofocus. The 150,000-pixel RGB+IR252 area metering sensor can also work normally in low-light environments, down to -2EV. In terms of video recording, both cameras can record 1080p 30fps video, and both are equipped with SD and CF dual card slots to facilitate users to expand storage space.

In general, the difference between Canon 5Ds and 5DsR lies in filters and slight performance improvements. Users can choose a camera that better suits their photography style according to their needs and budget.