I got both a 5D Mark iv and a 70-200mm ii for 2k and wow, what a pair! I learned the basics on a mark ii for the first 2 years, bounced around with a few canon mirrorless bodies but decided to come back to the 5D series. It feels right in the hands and gets the job done. The fact you can find EF glass for such good deals now really keeps me feeling good about staying with the mark iv. Awesome video!
@@neytzhpz3971brand new. I just ordered the kit on the canon website and the total for me was $1,670 so yes it’s a pretty good price for both the camera and lens. Price might change depending on where you live
I just switched from a Sony a7iii to a used mark 4. I used to have a 6d years ago and really missed the Canon family. The 5d mark 4 is still a great professional camera!
I bought a used 5D4 a few weeks ago as an upgrade to my 6D and love it! I just shoot for a hobby and mostly landscapes so don't need the newer mirrorless autofocus stuff. I actually still love SLRs and have an old EOS 3 so I can share lenses between them!
I am a canon user for commercial work for 10 years. 550d, 80d, 6d and 5d mark iv for 5 years. Still can't move on from the OVF, very useful for professional work. We can compare the 'true colour' from OVF to display screen
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 had a 5D Mark II and a year ago I sold the II for a IV. I am still learning this camera but I am always getting better. I changed to this from a mirrorless Cannon, that I still have.
I'm seriously considering getting a Canon 5D in 2024 (almost 2025). Yes it may be technically obsolete but so is a 1968 Mustang and I want that as well.
Just picked one up yesterday from BHPhoto with discounts and no tax using the Payboo card - $1689. Brand new with warranty from Canon. This is to replace my mark ii which I love, but only has 4550 shutter count. Should be able to get some of the cost back selling the mark ii with RRS L frame and cannon battery grip. Buying these add ons for the mark Iv from keh in excellent+ shape.
Today I photographed landscapes in the winter forest with a Canon 5d mark iv - I froze faster than he did :) More precisely, it is not frozen at all, but now it is in the bag - it is slowly heating up :)
I use a 5D Mkii, and I'm waiting for the price of used 5D MkIV's to come down to buy one. I will shoot EF bodies as long as I can. My pro photographer friend still uses his 5D4 as his only camera.
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.
About a year ago, I started to use a Fujifilm X-T4 on the side, and it changed me forever. Every time I get back to my 5D Mark IV, I have to remind myself that my exposure or my focus can be off when I'm shooting through the viewfinder. In live view, the fixed screen is a nuisance, not to mention the size and weight of the system, since I have to carry that in front of my face to see the screen. These factors make it almost unusable for handheld video. I used to love this camera, and it served me very well for photography, but something has definitely changed about my feelings in 2024...
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).
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.
@@QuranSprouts Yes it is. It’s a FANTASTIC camera in ALL areas of photography. Don’t listen blindly to a lot of the videos you find on RUclips. Most of those are nothing more than influencers pushing tech for a quick buck. Most amateur photographers simply CHASE the “next big thing” thinking it’s going to help their skill levels. You don’t NEED mirrorless UNLESS you’re doing mirrorless work. Having lowlight capabilities, having a gazillion focal points is great! HOWEVER, in a VAST amount of situations, it’s TOTALLY unnecessary. Work on your skills, and the rest will follow. 👍🏾
Had Canon 40D, 7D, 6D.. 6D is fantastic, 6D ii better LCD. Switched to Nikon D600, then D810 & D750. Nikons build quality is greatly superior & resolution & dynamic range are remarkable. Canons appeal is menu system & finest lenses. Can't see myself going Mirrorless unless pushed into it. Had a Nikon Zfc & sold it asap, ergonomic nightmare. ● If I was starting again today - buy a Nikon D850 & Sigma Lenses.
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!💕
I shoot my photos on 5d mark II and love it. But it is quite old and I’m afraid it can say me “sorry, not today” at any moment. A few troubles that disturb me in mark II is that the only good working focusing point was only in the centre, another points are misses the target. This is not convenient and limits the possibilities, makes it necessary to invent ways to circumvent this problem Is this problem exists in this camera? I have a big collection of light-weight lenses and surely don’t want to jump on the other brand, but previous mark III very disappointed in the rendering of colors.
I actually just got this for Christmas (opening it tomorrow haha). It's the cheapest, best, non-mirrorless camera I can afford. Plus it is a HUGE upgrade from my T5i, in megapixels alone, and I already have EF lenses galore, so it made sense to me to get this one. :) I suck at doing video anyway.
Thanks for this. So in my case would you recommend me buying a 4. My case: I shoot mainly video on GH5. Was considering upping to FX3. (I use mainly Canon EF L -series lenses with metabones .64.) I used to shoot photos and video on my 5DMK2 and 70D back in the day. (I shot a Netflix Doc on them in 2015-16 and countless wedding photos way back between 2011 and 20...19?). I really miss canon photography, I always trusted them (apart from in low light) as I said I have a fleet of EF lenses and I'm being asked to get back into Professional photography but don't wanna break the bank for the trial gig. I do not like my GH5 for stills. Just can't feel it. Ended up with a 4 set of native Olympus/Lumix lenses for the GH5 to give its autofocus the best chance and they really don't inspire any confidence on a professional stills level. Some shots I could swear were in focus, when zoomed in just are not. (I have ordered reading glasses just in case it's me!) What do you reckon?
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?
For those buying used, pay attention to shutter count. These are beasts but you don’t want one with 400k shutter activations unless it’s super cheap. I got a used one for 1200 with 50k on the shutter.
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!
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.
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
I'm currently using 90D and I'm at the point where I want to go full frame. All my lenses from my first DSLR 400D bought all those years ago were EF lenses, so I was always prepared to make that jump. And it's so hard now. I completely ignore video aspects, I take photos only. 90D is a great camera and the only thing I would like to change is FF sensor. And there is no camera for me. Semi pro mirrorless like R6 is downgrade in pixel count. I know those doesn't matter that much, but when I'm cropping in Lightroom and I'm setting limit on myself to never go below 30x45cm 300 dpi print then I'll want all the pixels I can get. R5 seems to be only option, where every aspect of camera is an upgrade, but price is a bit tough to swallow. Then there is 5D. I love DSLR and I will gladly stay with them for few more years. I don't feel the need to go mirrorless, especially since it seems that video features are in focus now where I don't care about video at all. I'm ok with slightly less pixel count, difference is negligible. No flip screen is kinda annoying. And while budget for new would be OK for me if I would be buying top of the line for that price (R5 I would take immediately), paying that for old technology feels wrong. I'm so sad, that Mark V never showed up. It would probably be the best fit for me. I will probably get 5D Mark IV in the end but was already fighting with myself for last week changing my decision back and forth many times.
@@williamvesterberg1107 And that is why 30x45@300dpi is hard limit for me. This size is for crisp detail where you can put your nose to it and look at smallest things. And at that distance 200 vs 300 dpi is easy recognizable. If i know picture will be looked from distance, then I can print 40x60. And I don't want to make exceptions so I know that all my pictures are print ready this way.
Mirrorless camera battery life sucks allmost ALL of Them. I have Two Mirrorless cameras and I can tell the Truth. It's about Marketing compare to DSLR and you pay for Ridiculous price for Canon R5 (build quality sucks look so plastic) or Nikon Z8 or Sony a7RV. Canon 5DMKIV is still an Awesome Camera and it does exactly what you tell it to do with reliability and battery last very longer. No Don't Need to Switch and spend thousands more dollars in Mirrorless or iPhone 15 Pro trash tiny sensor...
The biggest drawback off these old canon cameras are the ancient lenses. I`ve had quite a few and there was hardly a decent one among them, even the L lenses were not particulairy good. The much seen 50 1.4 was the worst lens i`ve ever had.
I got both a 5D Mark iv and a 70-200mm ii for 2k and wow, what a pair! I learned the basics on a mark ii for the first 2 years, bounced around with a few canon mirrorless bodies but decided to come back to the 5D series. It feels right in the hands and gets the job done. The fact you can find EF glass for such good deals now really keeps me feeling good about staying with the mark iv. Awesome video!
wow 2k were they used or new ?
@@neytzhpz3971 They were both used!
@@neytzhpz3971brand new. I just ordered the kit on the canon website and the total for me was $1,670 so yes it’s a pretty good price for both the camera and lens. Price might change depending on where you live
@@neytzhpz3971of course used.
@@neytzhpz3971 They were both used but work perfectly!
I just switched from a Sony a7iii to a used mark 4. I used to have a 6d years ago and really missed the Canon family. The 5d mark 4 is still a great professional camera!
Why did you switch and are you happy with canon.
i am aldo on the verge to switching from a7riii to canon
How is video quality?
I bought a used 5D4 a few weeks ago as an upgrade to my 6D and love it! I just shoot for a hobby and mostly landscapes so don't need the newer mirrorless autofocus stuff. I actually still love SLRs and have an old EOS 3 so I can share lenses between them!
I am a canon user for commercial work for 10 years.
550d, 80d, 6d and 5d mark iv for 5 years. Still can't move on from the OVF, very useful for professional work. We can compare the 'true colour' from OVF to display screen
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 had a 5D Mark II and a year ago I sold the II for a IV. I am still learning this camera but I am always getting better. I changed to this from a mirrorless Cannon, that I still have.
Bought a new one yesterday.
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.
Ditto😊
I’m currently using a 5d4 and all canon EF-L lenses
I'm seriously considering getting a Canon 5D in 2024 (almost 2025). Yes it may be technically obsolete but so is a 1968 Mustang and I want that as well.
Yooooooo Brian is back WOOOOOOOHOOOO
Just picked one up yesterday from BHPhoto with discounts and no tax using the Payboo card - $1689. Brand new with warranty from Canon. This is to replace my mark ii which I love, but only has 4550 shutter count. Should be able to get some of the cost back selling the mark ii with RRS L frame and cannon battery grip. Buying these add ons for the mark Iv from keh in excellent+ shape.
i still use 5d mark iii for my workflow. as soon as possible i will buy this 5d mark iv for main camera and make 5d mark iii as second camera😍
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.
Today I photographed landscapes in the winter forest with a Canon 5d mark iv - I froze faster than he did :) More precisely, it is not frozen at all, but now it is in the bag - it is slowly heating up :)
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....
I use a 5D Mkii, and I'm waiting for the price of used 5D MkIV's to come down to buy one. I will shoot EF bodies as long as I can. My pro photographer friend still uses his 5D4 as his only camera.
I know a ton of people who use it exclusively!
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.
About a year ago, I started to use a Fujifilm X-T4 on the side, and it changed me forever. Every time I get back to my 5D Mark IV, I have to remind myself that my exposure or my focus can be off when I'm shooting through the viewfinder. In live view, the fixed screen is a nuisance, not to mention the size and weight of the system, since I have to carry that in front of my face to see the screen. These factors make it almost unusable for handheld video. I used to love this camera, and it served me very well for photography, but something has definitely changed about my feelings in 2024...
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).
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.
You like the 5dm4 better than the other two you mentioned? If so why?
@@mikem6796 It’s better DSLR canon has ever made. R5 and r62 are power house.
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.
Is this a good camera for portraits/wedding photos? All these videos are confusing me now
@@QuranSprouts Yes it is. It’s a FANTASTIC camera in ALL areas of photography. Don’t listen blindly to a lot of the videos you find on RUclips. Most of those are nothing more than influencers pushing tech for a quick buck. Most amateur photographers simply CHASE the “next big thing” thinking it’s going to help their skill levels. You don’t NEED mirrorless UNLESS you’re doing mirrorless work. Having lowlight capabilities, having a gazillion focal points is great! HOWEVER, in a VAST amount of situations, it’s TOTALLY unnecessary. Work on your skills, and the rest will follow. 👍🏾
Great video. I just did one on the 5DMK II 😅
How you compare you with nikon D750 for photography only?
I sold my 5D Mark IV and instantly regretted it. I’m looking for a used one now. Love the ergonomics and the EF lenses are a great deal these days.
Had Canon 40D, 7D, 6D..
6D is fantastic, 6D ii better LCD. Switched to Nikon D600, then D810 & D750.
Nikons build quality is greatly superior & resolution & dynamic range are remarkable. Canons appeal is menu system & finest lenses.
Can't see myself going Mirrorless unless pushed into it. Had a Nikon Zfc & sold it asap, ergonomic nightmare.
● If I was starting again today - buy a Nikon D850 & Sigma Lenses.
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!💕
I shoot my photos on 5d mark II and love it. But it is quite old and I’m afraid it can say me “sorry, not today” at any moment. A few troubles that disturb me in mark II is that the only good working focusing point was only in the centre, another points are misses the target. This is not convenient and limits the possibilities, makes it necessary to invent ways to circumvent this problem Is this problem exists in this camera? I have a big collection of light-weight lenses and surely don’t want to jump on the other brand, but previous mark III very disappointed in the rendering of colors.
I actually just got this for Christmas (opening it tomorrow haha). It's the cheapest, best, non-mirrorless camera I can afford. Plus it is a HUGE upgrade from my T5i, in megapixels alone, and I already have EF lenses galore, so it made sense to me to get this one. :) I suck at doing video anyway.
Thanks for this. So in my case would you recommend me buying a 4. My case: I shoot mainly video on GH5. Was considering upping to FX3. (I use mainly Canon EF L -series lenses with metabones .64.) I used to shoot photos and video on my 5DMK2 and 70D back in the day. (I shot a Netflix Doc on them in 2015-16 and countless wedding photos way back between 2011 and 20...19?). I really miss canon photography, I always trusted them (apart from in low light) as I said I have a fleet of EF lenses and I'm being asked to get back into Professional photography but don't wanna break the bank for the trial gig. I do not like my GH5 for stills. Just can't feel it. Ended up with a 4 set of native Olympus/Lumix lenses for the GH5 to give its autofocus the best chance and they really don't inspire any confidence on a professional stills level. Some shots I could swear were in focus, when zoomed in just are not. (I have ordered reading glasses just in case it's me!) What do you reckon?
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?
the color r6ii its ugry and estudio sesions
I think it is the pinnacle of the SLR from canon
What would you get instead for video 😮
Hi. Does anyone get hot pixels , like blue/white marks, on 5DIV when shooting at long exposure (10-30s)? I get too many of them
For those buying used, pay attention to shutter count. These are beasts but you don’t want one with 400k shutter activations unless it’s super cheap. I got a used one for 1200 with 50k on the shutter.
Good call
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!
How many cards have you had fail? (but you've been saved by the dual card slot)
Luckily I haven't had it happen with this camera,
@@BrianKissig great, thanks so much - love the video!
I have the 5DS R. I'm saving for a R5. I wish Canon would make a higher pixel camera.
I have the canon EOS 90D but I want one full frame camera
The simple question is what's the purpose of the camera? To deliver a great picture.
Or maybe video.
Great information from a professional and
Someone that has been working as a photographer thank you I will buy one to start my RUclips channel. Ec
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.
I shoot video and no problems but then again I also use Canon 7D Mark II for video as well. 😅
For still photography it’s still a great camera. For video I would go with the Canon R5.
Iam still using 5d mark 4
Nice! I will be for at least a few more years
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
I'm currently using 90D and I'm at the point where I want to go full frame. All my lenses from my first DSLR 400D bought all those years ago were EF lenses, so I was always prepared to make that jump. And it's so hard now. I completely ignore video aspects, I take photos only. 90D is a great camera and the only thing I would like to change is FF sensor. And there is no camera for me. Semi pro mirrorless like R6 is downgrade in pixel count. I know those doesn't matter that much, but when I'm cropping in Lightroom and I'm setting limit on myself to never go below 30x45cm 300 dpi print then I'll want all the pixels I can get. R5 seems to be only option, where every aspect of camera is an upgrade, but price is a bit tough to swallow. Then there is 5D. I love DSLR and I will gladly stay with them for few more years. I don't feel the need to go mirrorless, especially since it seems that video features are in focus now where I don't care about video at all. I'm ok with slightly less pixel count, difference is negligible. No flip screen is kinda annoying. And while budget for new would be OK for me if I would be buying top of the line for that price (R5 I would take immediately), paying that for old technology feels wrong. I'm so sad, that Mark V never showed up. It would probably be the best fit for me. I will probably get 5D Mark IV in the end but was already fighting with myself for last week changing my decision back and forth many times.
Even a 200-250dpi print looks amazing, the image id more important than the mp
@@williamvesterberg1107 And that is why 30x45@300dpi is hard limit for me. This size is for crisp detail where you can put your nose to it and look at smallest things. And at that distance 200 vs 300 dpi is easy recognizable. If i know picture will be looked from distance, then I can print 40x60. And I don't want to make exceptions so I know that all my pictures are print ready this way.
Agreed
Canon will never make a better DSLR It served many people well
I thought about the iPhone 15 pro 😮
Just bought a brand new 5D Mark iV , in 2024 silly ...😁
Mirrorless camera battery life sucks allmost ALL of Them. I have Two Mirrorless cameras and I can tell the Truth. It's about Marketing compare to DSLR and you pay for Ridiculous price for Canon R5 (build quality sucks look so plastic) or Nikon Z8 or Sony a7RV. Canon 5DMKIV is still an Awesome Camera and it does exactly what you tell it to do with reliability and battery last very longer. No Don't Need to Switch and spend thousands more dollars in Mirrorless or iPhone 15 Pro trash tiny sensor...
The best one is the one you have and can’t afford another one
£1500 new14/9/2024 bargain.
Some of these photos you're showing here are the worst I've ever seen from Canon 5D Mark IV. By far.
The biggest drawback off these old canon cameras are the ancient lenses.
I`ve had quite a few and there was hardly a decent one among them, even the L lenses were not particulairy good.
The much seen 50 1.4 was the worst lens i`ve ever had.
You’re mad. The new RF glass and design is TRASH!
@@820e4cf7jh You`re right RF glass is even worse.
Canon is blacklisted by me for a long time.
Never again.
I leica Leica or Zeiss. On Sony.
Came here hoping I don't have to sell my 5DMarkIV to buy an R5MarkII 🫠