Canon has announced the addition of two new cameras to the top-end of their EOS mirrorless line. The EOS R1 and EOS R5 Mark II feature more powerful processing, next-generation AF, and improved recording capabilities. The cameras are designed to serve the needs of both professional stills and motion content creators. The R1 features a 24MP, and the R5 Mark II, a 45MP all new BSI stacked CMOS sensor. The R1 can record internally up to 6K 60fps raw and 4K 120fps 10-bit video while the R5 can handle 8K 60p raw and 4K 60p raw using the full width of the sensor as well as 120fps 10-Bit video for up to 120 minutes of duration.  Both cameras feature the new DIGIC Accelerator, which is an addition to the DIGIC X processor, taking advantage of deep learning processing to quickly analyze large volumes of data and support the next-gen AF system, Dual Pixel Intelligent AF. Tracking advancements include identifying body movements down to joint and head area estimation to focus on people other than the main subject which is especially helpful covering sports.  Key features of the cameras include:

EOS R1: