Canon's NEW 400 Megapixel IBIS High Resolution Mode | Firmware 1.8.1

In this video, I will be talking about Canons brand-new firmware update for the Canon EOS R5, 1.8.1. This update includes a brand-new feature that allows the Canon R5 to capture a 400 megapixel image. But my question is, can you use this new feature in a real world environment? So in today's video I'll be showing you firstly how you can update your camera, then to test this brand-new feature out to work out if you should add it to your photography workflow.
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[@AoyagiAichou]

What a rollercoaster! Oooh, in-camera like Panasonic? Oh, JPEG only... Nice resolution! Oh, poor movement processing... I'd love to see this high res compared with one from an S1R as well. Probably no practical value, but it would be interesting for gear heads.

[@PhotoFeaver]

I know, hopefully most of the problems and issues will be fixed in a future firmware update, but at the moment it's a true rollercoaster of a feature :)

[@CurtisRedden]

Why use a thumbnail showing a fashion shot but that shot isnt featured anywhere in this video...

[@zarmindrow5831]

No way I could eat that many mega pickles.

[@rakeshmarri4482]

No one uses pixel shift on moving subjects

[@sethiphotography]

the only place where I see this being useful is in a studio environment shooting macro for product photography.

[@mbismbismb]

The other brand also has artifacts on moving objects… so… yeah

[@PhotoFeaver]

You are right, but I think other brands perform better. I have tested quite a few different high resolution features on other cameras, and I think Canon has the most artefacts and issues. Panasonic's S1R high resolution mode I think is the best performing as it compensates for movement

[@AoyagiAichou]

@@PhotoFeaver The GH6 has the best high res mode I reckon, when it comes to movement compensation or whatever it's called. It isn't high res itself though.

[@mbismbismb]

@@PhotoFeaver because ut doesnt take as many shots as canon, thats why

[@innocentdiary]

You can zoom into the quantum realm

[@PhotoFeaver]

Definitely, 400 megapixels is an amazing amount of pixels, it's just a shame that it can't compensate for movement. Hopefully in a future update though :)

[@tonyleonard1471]

Cannon need to compete with nikon. They have a 2000mm lense

[@PhotoFeaver]

Definitely, this high resolution mode is not the best feature out there