Key Features
- 30.4MP Full-Frame CMOS Sensor
- DIGIC 6+ Image Processor
- 3.2" 1.62m-Dot Touchscreen LCD Monitor
- DCI 4K Video at 30 fps; 8.8MP Still Grab
MFR #
1483C002
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- Takes a licking and keeps on tickingI have had my 5D MIV for 3 years. Recently I was out shooting night shots of Dallas, TX. I was placing the camera on the tripod. I stepped away. and watch camera fell to the ground. My 24-70mm f2.8 II hit the ground first. When I picked it up the lens hood broke the fall as it hit the ground. Panic set in but the only damaging was my UV filter was in tiny pieces on the ground. There were no scratches, no dent and the hood was fine. I check the body not a scratch on it. The camera fell about 5 feet. The final test was will it work or was there internal damage. The attached image is testament to the fact that it worked great. The 5D Mark IV has been a great camera. I highly recommend it based in the images it produces and the quality of the workmanship.
- 2nd time is the charm?I purchased the 5D MK IV for my wife. Initially she loved it!!!! That is until she suffered a “Error 20” rendering the camera to a paper weight, all less than a week after receiving it. This was not a reconditioned or refurbished camera. It was brand new, directly out of the box. Canon customer service was very helpful in assisting with the return and new purchase; however, I will resist upgrading my review until the replacement camera makes it over a week without an error.
- Most Versatile DSLR I've Ever UsedPurchased this Canon EOS 5D Mk IV barely a month ago, and now I can't stop carrying it to any venue where I might even remotely suspect a picture might be desired (either by myself or for friends, or just because I like using this camera so much). Now I look for any excuse to take pictures. A little history: I borrowed and tried other brands along with Canon before making purchases and resuming my photography hobby just over a year ago with a new Canon T5i. I outgrew that in a couple months and found a very-low-shutter-count Canon EOS-1Ds Mk III, and its full-frame viewfinder optics were like “coming home” for this old man who used to shoot when 35mm wet-film cameras were still widely used. Still, it was tough to get good images during indoor sporting events that prohibit flash. After several months of searching, I tried the Canon EOS 5D Mk IV. The Canon EOS 5D Mk IV is the answer, for me at least. I’m so pleased with the low-light capability of this DSLR camera body. My EF 28-300mm IS L and EF 100-400mm IS L lenses gain the new-found ability (for me) to be used free-hand with no monopod or tripod during indoor concerts without a flash. Canon's noise reduction at high ISO numbers amazes me; when I first selected ISO 25,600, my first thought was "Oh, this is just for advertising; it can't possibly shoot a decent image at such a high ISO selection." Well, I can say the resulting images are still truly usable! The AWB (automatic white balance) easily beats my ability at managing it manually (I may eventually gain greater skill at selecting white balance color temperatures, but for now, AWB is what I use most of the time, happily). My EF 28-300mm IS L stays attached to this 5D Mk IV about 95% of the time, it's a true "go-to and do most things combination" for me. Yes, it's definitely a heavy setup, but Canon’s BG-E20 grip assists controllability marvelously. Freezing motion with excellent clarity during flash-prohibited indoor sporting events is more easily attainable, and I'm no longer hampered by dark frames due to indoor 120Hz lighting flicker here in most of the Americas (this EOS 5D Mk IV can also take care of this in the many, many countries that use 50Hz power, ergo, the resulting 100Hz flicker of some indoor lighting power supplies). 7 FPS continuous shooting is easily enough for my sporting event uses, the touch screen is very intuitive, and I appreciate the high ISO performance. Nice images from my EOS-1Ds Mk III are 75% Canon, 25% me. Very, very nice images from my EOS 5D Mk IV are 90% Canon, 10% me. :-) I just love when technology makes me look like I'm doing a better job taking pictures.
- EOS 5D Mark IV Bodyawesome camera! still learning how to use it. It's versatile.
- Ignore the 1 Star (or 2 star) reviews! it's SUPERI've used the 5D MK4 extensively since I purchased it. I've had a few Rebels in the past and a 70D before the 5D MK4. They all were pleasing. I loved the 70D. My change to the 5D was to experience a Full Frame device. Yet, the 5D MK4 impresses me every time it's in my hands. I have pressed the shutter release thinking, 'that shot's gonna turn out awful,' and WOW it didn't!
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