EOS R5 ISO Noise

[BobK1]

Greetings...I have the R5 and I'm an seeing at 100% crop a significant amount of noise at fairly low ISO settings. In the latest, II shot some images in my kitchen yesterday on the R5 with the RF 15-35 /2.8 at ISO 640 to 1600 1/50sec. Zoomed to 100% I am really surprised at the amountof grain at those settings. Going to give canon a call but wanted to see if anyone else is having any issues. Images are fine at ISO 100 but anything over 400 and I start seeing grain/noise.

Thanks

Bob

[kvbarkley]

Does your camera look worse than the images here?

https://www.kenrockwell.com/canon/eos-r/r5.htm

[BobK1]

I would say yes....there is more in my photos. But he only shoots in jpeg, would that make a difference compaired to raw images uncorrected

[jrhoffman75]

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@BobK1 wrote:

I would say yes....there is more in my photos. But he only shoots in jpeg, would that make a difference compaired to raw images uncorrected

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It could, depending on the in-camera settings he has applied.

[PatriciaThomas]

Hi,

I have been trying to learn this camera as fast as I can. I did read that there will be considerable noise with the long shutter speeds, so low light or astro will put noise in. I like to shoot landscapes in the evening so I will soon see... since the weather here in Washington has been so bad I have yet had a chance for a sunset. Hope you get it worked out. Ohhh there is a Facebook group that has been the most helpful and many experienced people with great ideas. You should check them out:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/canonr5shooters

[shimaner]

I still own the Canon 5D Mark IV and shot more than 20,000 images almost exclusively at ISO 1600.  I never noticed much noise, in fact, I often marveled about how great the noise performance was.  However, with the Canon R5, I definitely see more noise at ISO 1600.  At first I thought it was just shots with more shadow area, but after about 1500 shots of all sorts of subjects, I am convinced that the R5 generates more random noise than my old 5DM4.  I shoot RAW and jpeg's simultaneously and both formats show the extra noise.

I will be setting up some simultaneous photo shoots where all the lighting and the camera settings will be identical to see if I am just imagining things or if the noise performance of the R5 is actually not as good.  Maybe it is just a perception thing.

I also own the 1DX Mark III and the noise performance is similar or maybe a bit better than the 5DM4 at ISO 1600.  Again this is a casual observation after about 2500 shots.

[Waddizzle]

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@shimaner wrote:

I still own the Canon 5D Mark IV and shot more than 20,000 images almost exclusively at ISO 1600.  I never noticed much noise, in fact, I often marveled about how great the noise performance was.  However, with the Canon R5, I definitely see more noise at ISO 1600.  At first I thought it was just shots with more shadow area, but after about 1500 shots of all sorts of subjects, I am convinced that the R5 generates more random noise than my old 5DM4.  I shoot RAW and jpeg's simultaneously and both formats show the extra noise.

I will be setting up some simultaneous photo shoots where all the lighting and the camera settings will be identical to see if I am just imagining things or if the noise performance of the R5 is actually not as good.  Maybe it is just a perception thing.

I also own the 1DX Mark III and the noise performance is similar or maybe a bit better than the 5DM4 at ISO 1600.  Again this is a casual observation after about 2500 shots.

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The complaint is too much noise, even at ISO 100.

[BobK1]

Greetings...I have the R5 and I'm an seeing at 100% crop a significant amount of noise at fairly low ISO settings. In the latest, II shot some images in my kitchen yesterday on the R5 with the RF 15-35 /2.8 at ISO 640 to 1600 1/50sec. Zoomed to 100% I am really surprised at the amountof grain at those settings. Going to give canon a call but wanted to see if anyone else is having any issues. Images are fine at ISO 100 but anything over 400 and I start seeing grain/noise.

He's my origional post! why don't you read it before making stupid replys and Stop trying to hepl Since you only seem to want to give arrogant replys.

GO HELP SOMEONE ELSE!!!!!

[shimaner]

How in the world is my post about my experience with the Canon 5D, 5R and 1D an issue.  I wasn't being arrogant; I was agreeing that there appears to be more noise in a 5R.

That stupid comment about the doctor, walking in the park and buying a canon was not made by me.  That is a reply from someone else.

Geesh.

[BobK1]

Hi Sorry I was glad to see your post it was the reply from " Waddizzle" that I object to. Read his post on this thread...

[Waddizzle]

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@BobK1 wrote:

Greetings...I have the R5 and I'm an seeing at 100% crop a significant amount of noise at fairly low ISO settings. In the latest, II shot some images in my kitchen yesterday on the R5 with the RF 15-35 /2.8 at ISO 640 to 1600 1/50sec. Zoomed to 100% I am really surprised at the amountof grain at those settings. Going to give canon a call but wanted to see if anyone else is having any issues. Images are fine at ISO 100 but anything over 400 and I start seeing grain/noise.

He's my origional post! why don't you read it before making stupid replys and Stop trying to hepl Since you only seem to want to give arrogant replys.

GO HELP SOMEONE ELSE!!!!!

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My apologies.  It was the individual who had hijacked the thread who had complained about ISO 100.