Canon 5D Mark IV in 2024 Review
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- This is a full, comprehensive review of the Canon 5D Mark IV in 2024. The 5D Mark IV was released in 2016 and is a 30 megapixel full frame DSLR. On the used market, you can find incredible deals. How does this stack up in 2024?
The Canon 5D Mark IV: amzn.to/3L59Spi
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The above link is for brand new 5D mark IVs. Keep in mind the used market has many in good condition.
This video is divided into 2 main parts, photography and videography, which stack up pretty differently.
0:00 Intro
1:28 Specs
3:07 Physical Qualities, Build, Ergonomics, Ease of Use
6:19 Critical Quality Photography
6:53 Photography Dynamic Range, Low Light
7:58 Photography Autofocus Performance
9:03 Photography Continuous Shooting, Memory Formats
10:02 Photography User Experience
11:06 Critical Quality Videography
11:25 Video Problems
12:15 Slow Motion, High Frame Rates
12:29 Video Low Light, High ISO Performance
14:44 C-Log
15:21 Video Autofocus Performance
16:48 Who is it for?
20:34 Conclusions
Music Set Up:
Main Monitors: Yamaha HS8 with HS8S sub
Secondary Monitors: JBL 104 BT
Main Headphones: AKG K712 Pro
Controller: Arturia Keylab 88 mk II
Film, Photography, & Vlogging Gear:
Studio Rig:
Fujifilm X-T4
Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art
Fringer EF to XF Pro II
Sound: Rode VideoMic Pro+
Key Light: Godox SL-60W
External Monitor: FEELWORLD F5
Fujifilm Kit:
Fujifilm X-T4
Fujifilm XF 10-24mm f/4 WR
Fujifilm XF 16-55mm f/2.8
Fujifilm XF 50-140mm f/2.8
Viltrox AF 23mm f/1.4 XF
Fujifilm XF 56mm f1.2 R
Canon Kit:
Canon 5D IV
Rokinon 14mm f/2.8
Sigma 28mm f/1.4 ART
Tamron 35mm f/1.4
Tokina 50mm f/1.4
Tamron 85mm f/1.8 VC
Daily Backpack:
Boundary Supply Errant Pro
Big Backpack:
Peak Design Travel Backpack
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5D Classic here! I ve been using it for years years. 2005 manufacture date. It is still usable. Even commercially. It takes brain and not money, to produce great pics. Postprocess does a lot as well.
But switching to R6II next month. Cant wait.
The 5D classic produces some magic that’s never been replicated… even with the massive advancement of sensors, there was something about the classic’s sensor that is nostalgic.
But the switch to the R6 II will be insane!
@@KenCreates Thank you for your answer. Hell yeah, gonna be great. I am in a desperate need of video capabilities and better focusing. Even though I learned pretty accurately how to focus via ONE center focus point, advancing in technology will help and extend my options.
5Dc has been my only camera for many many years! i've been thinking of maybe getting the 5D2.5D3 next or go for mirrorless
Definitely appreciate this video. I want to upgrade to the 5D Mark IV. I’ll be moving from a Rebel T7. I want a mirrored also but want this professional work horse first.
The main problem i have with the 5D mark IV is its price. When comparing used prices, 5D Mark IVs still go for around 1000-1200 euro in good condition with shutter counts that are not insane. For roughly the same price (maybe 100-200 euro more) i can also pick up a R6 Mark 1, which makes the 5D Mark IV a really tough sell. Sure the resolution on the R6 is lower, but i dont think that matters much.
Wow that’s a tough choice! Here in the US used R6 mark 1s go for $1500-1700 while 5D mark IVs are going for $600-1000. If given your choice, I would probably go for the R6 with an adapter if you already have a good set of EF lenses.
Am still rocking my 5D Mark iv is soo cool on my hands
Still using this camera to this day, bought it around 2019! I really enjoy this camera a lot, and for what I do it’s almost perfect. Just used it for a wedding and it still produce some fantastic photos. I will say as I am getting even more experience with this camera. I am learning that lighting makes it even better, which is with most cameras obviously. But this one in particular, I try to make sure my lighting are as good as it can be so the camera can really shine.
It’s almost the perfect wedding camera! I have to say I find that the 5D IV handles difficult and mixed lighting like a champ. Feed it good light and it does something magical!
I just bought a brand new one of it days ago.
You can use Tornado EOS for enabling C-Log for about 35 Bucks.
Also, having this as a b cam for filming stage events, having the 4K Crop can be very useful. Throwing a 70-200 Lens you can get nice close up’s from far away.
But yeah, for run and gun the crop and filesizes are bad in 4K.
I‘m still using it often to film with. It just works. The camera doesn’t try anything it won’t do. But when for example the DP AF locks, you can count on it.
I used a rental r5 for a few shoots and tbh, still getting back to my trusty mk4
I definitely agree that sometimes, the crop can work out in your favor. But for most run and gun applications, i feel like the 1080p is more than passable.
I'm a bit astounded that people criticized this camera so much, even for it's DPAF! Saying things like it doesn't recognize faces when you're really far away (sony was admittedly better but when is it a critical difference?). Like I mentioned, the video AF is still way more reliable than my Fuji XT4 which is wayyyy newer.
@@KenCreates Yup, had the mk4 and an r5 both on a gimbal filming the same stage, i'd the feeling that the mk4 worked more reliable in about everything. wifi was more stable, dpaf was on point, etc. the r5 had problems here and there, where the mk4 did less, but as you said, more reliable.
I came into photography during mirrorless. However I prefer the optical view finder. Also build quality. They don’t build them like this anymore
Still my daily driver!
It's hard to beat!!
Damn -- I love my Sony's but I kinda miss the ergonomics and durability of the 5D series haha
funny! I just also made a video reviewing the 5D mark IV… because I got rid of it to buy my XT4 😬🤔
Back to DSLR? I’ve been thinking the lenses are less and I prefer the optical viewfinder. Trying to decide 5dsr or mark 4
then you should watch my most recent video 😊
to me it’s clearly more 5D III vs 5DSR. 5d iv is a weird middle ground that’s too expensive. If you just want it cause it has that newer feel than get an R camera. Otherwise: Mark III 98% as good as a IV, and 5DSR if you are after hi resolution
@@SpencerLupul I will check it out. The R right now is more expensive then the 5dsr gray market price wise. I’d use this camera for street portraits and city architecture and some landscapes