When it comes to the button layout, it’s very similar to the Mark III, the only key differences being that the AF joystick has a textured finish (very similar to the EOS-1D X Mark II), and there’s a new push button on the back of the body – designed by default to control the autofocus area and switch autofocus points when the camera is still held to your eye – but this can be customised to your preferences. Memory card: 2 slots: UDMA 7 Compact flash memory card and SD card slot Spare battery type: Canon LP-E6 rechargeable Li-ion Battery But professionals and 5D users will find it a great bit of kit to add to their arsenal – the Canon 5D IV is often referred to as a “workhorse” thanks to its sturdy build and its versatility (to be used for lots of different purposes).īest wide lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L III USMīest zoom lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM For photographers looking to add a bit of good looking 4K video footage to their output, the Canon 5D Mark IV delivers – but pure videographers, on the other hand, may find it a mixed bag as the fize sizes are ridiculously large and you can’t send 4K video via the HDMI.Įnthusiasts will be impressed by the “pro” body and features, making it a great introduction to full frame photography, though the Sony a99 II could be a good (and more wallet friendly) contender. Pushing out more megapixels in each image, the quality is improved and video resolution even reaches 4K.

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