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Newer sensor? So what? Canon doesn’t care about their customers…only their shareholders.

I sold mine for a mirrorless setup. In my opinion, your better off with an r50 entry level mirrorless rather than the 5dmark IV. Absolute powerhouse but outdated and lacking especially in video but also auto focus and some of those gorgeous features that come with the most basic mirrorless.

Great information from a professional and Someone that has been working as a photographer thank you I will buy one to start my TH-cam channel. Ec

£1500 new14/9/2024 bargain.

Bought a new one yesterday.

That is one dslr I will never sell, I love this camera!! And…I own the R5ii and the R3, the R3 I absolutely love but the Canon 5d mark iv has a magic to the photos that mirrorless can’t come close to duplicating.

Just grabbed a 5DM4 as my second body today! I love it already, main camera is a Canon R6 MKII but something about this DSLR just feels right.

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For still photography it’s still a great camera. For video I would go with the Canon R5.

I just bought a brand new 5D mark IV for the upcoming 10 years.

What did you come from before the 5D MKIV Brian? I have a 5D MKIII currently, with 6 EF lenses. The more i read about the RF line of cameras, it seems like there is always some sort of issue with them, either firmware, battery, or something else. I was able to test out my friend's R6 MKII and it crashed on me a few times just trying to take a photo. My question is would you upgrade to the MKIV from the MKIII?

Can I have it lol

What would you get instead for video 😮

I thought about the iPhone 15 pro 😮

Came here hoping I don't have to sell my 5DMarkIV to buy an R5MarkII 🫠

I have 2 C100 MkI & would consider upgrading, but only for a better picture quality. I don't care about 4k & taking pictures. Do newer cameras produce a much better 1k image ? My only complaint is using sd cards & having to deal with 2gb partitions. which lose data. Makes it a pita to sync with audio from my Sound Devices audio.

Hi Brian, thank you for the video. would love to get YOUR OPINION: I am a beginner photographer, I have done a couple of jobs and had a blast and things came out really well I am looking for a good camera that would suit me professionally and still budget friendly Someone is selling this camera along with a Canon Lens 24-105mm for 2,010 usd what do you think? worth it? is there a camera that's good for less? also, can I see live the effects of changing shutter speed etc on picture lighting or can I only see after taking pic (have worked with both types and much rather seeing live) any advice would be really appreciated!

bro what is with all this yapping, give me some footage to judge on my own

Love this video!! I'm looking to buy this camera soon but just stuck on the silent mode shooting? Worried about the mechanical shutter being super loud🤔🤔 Anyone who's used this camera at silent events, lemmie know how it sounds!💕

Hi Brian, in full agreement with your points and considerations about the Canon 5D Mark IV, which I had the pleasure of picking up and shooting for the first time only yesterday, funnily for a wedding! It was the groom's 5D at his wedding. Being of a budget and late adopter mindset, I have been using an entry-level Nikon D3100 for a long time. Using the 5D was like driving a Dodge Challenger Hellcat SRT compared to a standard car. The robust and weighty grip and body had a reassuring feel to it. I had no clue as to how the focus system worked when looking through the viewfinder. I remember the days when manual focussing on a Canon T90 used a central circle split in in two, one half blurred, and you had to dial-up the focus ring to unblur the half circle, indicating an in-focus shot. I liked handling and shooting with the 5D. It's highlighted to me that camera technology has advanced and I think I need to think about upgrading from my D3100, especially as camera phones are increasing their quality. But you're right, camera phones will never be as fun to use and hear as a DSLR shutter.

I thought I was done with DSLR's. However, I was invited to go to Poland next January with the press corp to cover the 80th anniversary of the Auschwitz Liberation. Since it's ridiculously cold there, I'm actually taking the dslr's simply due to battery life and since the ceremony is in the evening, I think having an ff (I normally shoot fuji crop) will make things just better. So no, there is always going to be a place for dslr's

Also, you can film as long you have space on the memory card. Not limited as DSLR used to be.

Just bought a brand new 5D Mark iV , in 2024 silly ...😁

This is a shitty review.

Top notch editing , this guy should have 50k subs

The 5D4 is all the camera any average photographer will ever need. Anything else is just a gimmick. I shoot professionally and as a hobbyist. My clients are EXTREMELY happy with my work. Mirrorless, sensor stacking, blah blah blah, is nothing but obsoletism. You can justify the leap from film to digital for obvious reasons. However, not so with mirrorless. You’d really have to pixel peep and, tech that really doesn’t serve a practical purpose. Some people simply just love chasing tech but, really have way too much camera to even handle.

I have shot with Camcorders for 20 years . tryed DSLR its a complete waist off money wrong formfactor and mostly useless on the field . I recommend you to grab any DSLR / systemcamera use it at a airshow film some fighterjets doing a demofly where you need to zoom alot have focus and follow it . That dont work with a DSLR , they are not build or shaped / formed for that in any way . And no i m not a fan off a blurry background "cinema wannabe something" the eyes on a normal person dont see like that anyway . its something made up . Good thing when people get on the hypetrain get there DSLR cameras is you can find very nice & very cood camcorders for very nice cheap prices . And shuld you keep post on youtube and edit in your homecomputer stay FULL HD . saves space easy to work with and gets very good results . Best regards :) And most bigger broadcast companies use PRO Camcorders . Wish i could afford one off those :)

I think it is the pinnacle of the SLR from canon

waste of time. Keeps talking about why it is outdated. Yeah. When did it came out?

Got both of them. Well, the R6MKII to work in concert with my C100MKII. They’re both amazing!

DSLR stands for DEAD SINGLE LENS REFLEX.. you can't manually focus lenses well because it has a mirror. When I discovered the value of this (using oddball lenses like helios) mirrorless was the only way to go.

Hello....i like to ask you if you have a special video tutorials for adobe premiere ...greeting from middle east .....thanx a lot

I have one worth every penny

Great video...I have a pair of 5d4s.. I shoot wildlife with a very old 600mm f4L and get incredible results.. They are work horses....

Headshot photographer. I shoot with a canon 5d classic. And 85mm (1.8) and 50mm (1.4) I’m a hobbyist but at this stage turn work down. I don’t charge much. But I’ve managed to work around the country and make a lot of people happy. Learn how to use what you have. Not thinking I need this or that to get good photos.

I’ve shot professionally with a Canon 5d classic. I use an 85mm and a 50mm lens. People like my headshots. They never ask about the camera. They’re happy with the results. So as long as people get good with what they have, done.

I’ve shot professional headshots for people and made a bunch of money using a Canon 5d classic. 85mm and 50mm lenses only. Get good with what you own. If someone says, oh I need the Sony or Nikon, Fuji whatever whatever only. I mean. Cool. Go get that person. But I’ve made a lot of people happy with a simple set up and a lot of know how. So shoot what you want to shoot with folks. Just get good at it.

I have to say that I love my 5DIV. It replaced a 5DIII, and it is a better camera, but I honestly could have still been using my 5D III and that would have been fine. New cameras always claim to offer more. They sometimes do, at other times they offer more, but it doesn't really change the game, and at other times the "improvement" is more hype than anything. Since I'm mostly a stills photographer the 5DIII did everything I needed it to do. However, I really do like the dual pixel autofocus and the touch screen on the 5DV.

Still using mine on a regular basis

Some of these photos you're showing here are the worst I've ever seen from Canon 5D Mark IV. By far.

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It would be a great camera for many uses, but in my country its price does not drop enough to choose it over a GH4 for example.

What camera did you use to shoot this video?

The best one is the one you have and can’t afford another one

My 5DIV is my go to professional camera. I have other choices, but I always seem to grab it. Why? The controls are so logical, and I know it is reliable. I agree that in today's time any reasonable camera can take awesome photos. You could do professional work with an entry level DSLR or mirrorless camera. In fact, I did that in the recent past as I needed to have a very small and nimble camera for an extended job that had me climbing ladders and going all sorts of other gymnastics. The basic small camera (a Panasonic 43) did the job, but it was pretty tired when the 6 month project ended. In fact, it took a tiny tumble and the lens busted. That would not happen with a 5D. There will always be newer cameras with better specs, but cameras from over 10 years ago can still take amazing photos in the right hands.

UGH honestly bokeh is soooooo over rated. Our eyes don't see things that way in real life. I'd go nuts and see my eye doctor if everything in the background was blurry while focusing on something up close. Blurry backgrounds are actually annoying, I'd rather see the context of where a subject is but I guess that's just me. Also, DLRs are fine for static shots but god help you if you want to zoom in or out while recording. Give me a smooth motor with a zoom rocker and parfocal lens any day if you're running and gunning.

I have R6II and R5. I also use A7RV for handheld video, but I still love 5D Mark IV. I’m planning to get one. It is the best DSLR canon has ever made.

I simply love my 5D iv. The images just have a wonderful look and feel. My lenses that I have for my 7D ii all work great.

This is what I currently have and I must need to mess with the settings more to get what I want. I've found that the Manual settings are more tricky to navigate compared to my previous camera for some reason. Probably user error. My biggest hang up is the lack of a flip screen. As someone who takes self portraits the majority of the time, a flip screen would be amazing. The canon connect app is a thing, but it's especially spotty for me and is usually slow or refuses to connect at all (why the flip screen would be helpful).