Best Mirrorless Camera For Sports Photography 2020

Best addition to the camera. For the price it is an asset to any photography who wants quality close ups with a mirrorless camera.

I ha e been hesitant to purchase a mirrorless, but the fact that this is the future and the fact that I could use my current Canon Lenses, it was a total win. Though I have only fired a few hundred pictures I am doing it photographing high school football which will challenge even my 1DX. The frame rate is not as fast as the 1DX but the operation in low light is far superior! Although I love the touch screen , for sports photography it is a nuisance as my nose hits the display and changes the focus area. Not a good thing. I will be disabling that for sports. I have yet to test the video out as I mostly do still photography. The feel of this camera compared to my 1DX is an absolutely amazing difference. It’s lightweight but has an incredible feel with the mirrorless

I now own 3.. It is the best for sports & all around body.. The Best...

I have had this camera since the fall of 2020. I am a professional Photographer for over 20 years. I shoot fashion, Astro-Photography, Sports, Social Media, Lifestyle, Fine Art. I have also worked in camera Sales and shoot for Television and Film. With the new 5K firmware update coming on November 24th all the S series camera's will become Netflix Approved for shooting. I use Leica, Canon & Sigma lenses on this Camera and when I shoot in the 8K mode nothing touches the detail I get from the 26.4 pixel depth of this sensor. I am so amazed by the images that working in Light-room or Premier Pro is just fun. This Camera made me love Photography again!

great for sports photography.

For sports and various photography

Youth sports photography, indoor and outdoor. I liked the first one so I purchased another for my second camera.

It's just a fast and amazing camera for sports and wildlife photography

The Canon R5 mirrorless camera sports a new lens mount that is not directly compatible with any of it's old lenses. However, Canon offers several version of the lens adapter that allows some versions of it's legacy lenses to be mounted to the R5. Luckily for me, all of the Canon lenses that I still use on my Canon 80D are compatible with this adapter. The control ring is very handy because it allows you to select which camera function it can modify and see while you are looking through the viewfinder. Some reviewers have commented that they are not happy with the additional length the adapter adds to the camera-lens combination. This is not an issue for me at all.

For outdoor sports photography