Customer Ratings & Reviews

I upgraded from a Canon 4000D (T100) crop camera to this incredible 5D full frame camera and consider it one of the best purchases I've ever made, considering the cost. PROs: 1. Value for the money. 2. Canon's high quality standards make this "the" camera among many other choices. 3. Ergonomics - feels great in the hand, easy to reach buttons and dials when needed. 4. Easy to use menu system, which provides many powerful features. 5. Large touch screen makes it super easy to target subjects, change ISO/Shutter Speed/Aperture settings on the fly. 6. Takes both compact flash and SSD cards. 7. Long battery life (even more with the BG-E20 battery grip accessory). 8. Takes an AC power supply option. 9. Huge assortment of prime and telephoto zoom EF lenses to choose from. 10. Very large operator's manual, and definitely worth reading it. CONs: 1. No built-in flash. 2. Heavy - even heavier with the BG-E20 battery grip (as great an accessory that it is). 3. Hard to reach/adjust viewfinder diopter.

The touch screen features make this camera body incredibly convenient. As well as it's build in wi fi capability. As far as weight it is a heavier body than the 60D which is a crop sensor frame. This again is a convenient camera, especially considering that Apple has not yet updated their software to support RAW files from the Mark IV. The fact that you can print RAW files at 16x20 without any pixel distortion is amazing. I can use my iPhone to shoot photos, change any settings and preview photos from inside my toasty warm vehicle in the dead of winter catching the Northern Lights. The speed at which it can take a photo when you tap the screen is impressive- although it is even faster when not in screen view mode. I love all of the new point options for focus targets. All the photos are with the Canon EF 11-24mm lens with no lens filters and MOBILE quality as the only downfall is I can not yet open any RAW files on my desktop until there's been updates to support them.

I have been shooting professionally for about four years with a Canon Rebel T6i, which is still my boo-- BUT there is absolutely nothing like the Mark IV. I'm obviously still learning but can see a high difference in the final product. This camera is a bit heavier but you adjust quickly to the weight and honestly it does everything my T6i could do but better.

The day I got the camera was a early morning so that I could take it to Mt Hood. Right away I loved how fast it performed and tack sharp it was. I've been rolling with the canon 70d for the longest time as a amateur but later turned it from a hobby to a proffession. I watched a lot of reviews and would visit Best Buy to see which camera I would love. I checked out the Sony A7R iii and saw how many Canon users switched to Sony. But really didn't want to be apart of that group with there expensive lens, plus not spend a lot to change and sell my other Canon lenses like Amy other user would. And it was to small for my not so big hands and to light, which is a good thing for others but I wanted something I could have a good grip and a good weight. And I knew if I was to ever drop the Sony I wouldn't be happy. But I'm happy with the Canon 5d marl iv. And soon to be taking more beautiful photographs. The picture I posted isn't the full resolution one because I can only post a 5 mb image

Upgrade from the Canon Rebel T6 to the Canon 5D Mark IV and I am very happy with my choice! Most professionals are going with mirrorless camera bodies but I feel that the colors that the 5D Mark IV are unbeatable. Easy to use and love the touchscreen function.

So I started off by buying a Canon 80D. Amazing camera but I just wasn't satisfied with a crop sensor. I just had this insane urge to move to a full frame. So I decided let's by a 5D mark iii. Loved the full frame and amazing build quality. Being that it's a 4 year old camera it was missing things from the 80D that I grown to love. That was wifi and the auto focus seemed to feel more accurate. I made the executive decision and shelled out another $1000 for the 5D mark IV. With this camera I had the best of both worlds. Amazing picture quality,camera build and felt confident that this will last me a long time and be able to keep up with all my risky adventures. If you can afford to get it and the upgraded features such as wifi and touch screen I say go for it. If those don't work for you I suggest the 5D mark iii as it's about $1000 less.

Since I wanted to purchase this camera around 5 years ago, I have since bought three of them and the compatible lenses that go with it. The ease of use is what I was looking for, and I am not, in the least, disappointed with it. The quality of the photos is excellent. I will have to move on when it is no longer supported, but for now I am very happy!

I had been shooting with the 5D mark iii for a few years and wanted to use that as my backup for weddings. Now this is my main and I love it!! The only thing I noticed is it seems to shoot just slightly more green, but everything is great and this is an awesome body.

Absolutely excellent camera. Im in love with all the upgrades from the previous models. Solid construction, optimal low light sensor, perfect for professionals and amateurs alike.

I would give this camera 6 stars if I could!!! This camera is hands down one of the best purchases I have ever made. I decided it was time to upgrade from my previous camera and I couldn’t be more happy with my choice! There isn’t a single bad thing I have to say about the 5d mark IV. I also purchased a 24-70mm 2.4f lens and I think the two make a perfect pair for all different types of photography. I would highly recommend this camera to anyone looking to upgrade and improve their photography skills and horizon.

I knew going in that I was investing in a flagship Canon, and after the success of the 5D Mark iii, how could one go wrong here. Even still, I am floored by how clear and detailed my shots of my son came out in a room with no light execpt for the computer screen my son was playing keyboard on. The clarity and detail, and noise handling of this camera,,,I was blown away. No turning back from full-frame for me,,,and I look forward to growing into this camera over the next few years. You CAN NOT go wrong with this body. I paired it with the 50mm 1.8 ii (updated nifty fifty) and the results are beyond impressive. I’ll add shots of some pics I took in Union Square with this combo.

Great Camera! I’m very pleased with my purchase. The price and quality were perfect! I’m amazed at the images I have taken with it so far. It’s easy to use and is built to last, which is exacerbated I need.

Omg! It’s such a huge upgrade from a canon 6d mark 1. When you’re a professional photographer like me and want to up your game. This is the camera without going mirrorless. I have included before and afters of subjects I have photographed with this camera since I got it. The lenses are canon brand as well. Since I am use to canon it was easy to use. It was hard to get use to more focus points. My old camera only had 11. Lol you can imagine how happy it made me and helped on getting sharper images when photographing with a lower f-stop of 1.4 to 2.8. AND the ability to photograph with higher ISO because the sensor is so much better.

Great camera, the beat I ever had I use it for professional portraits and skateboarding

Best camera for photos. not great for video unless you have IS lens and use tripod.

I was impressed in every aspect of its specs. It performed well more than expected. Lighter but more settings added that are very useful. A great workhorse, weather sealed and alloy body. To make it short its the combination of 7d MkII and 5d Mk III in one remarkable body. Im getting another one for back up.

This is one of the best full frame cameras on the market. Great low light performance, very good dynamic range, and quick auto-focus

This camera has surpassed my expectations. It is a solid heavy camera that takes the most vivid pictures I have ever created. The files are big and I had to upgrade to the Lexar USB 3.0 card reader. Now the files load quickly. I have been using Paint Shop Pro for many years because it was easier than PhotoShop. However, with these crisp pictures you can actually see a big difference in quality in PhotoShop. When I got my Canon D20 it was such a fun camera. This Mark IV is epic!

This full frame Camera sensors are so sensitive that when shooting if one finds adjusting the shutter speed, aperture or ISO, are necessary the camera auto focusing automatically will give you what you need, in manual mode. Considering your settings are close to what they should be. How ever one need to be completely aware that shooting without a tripod unexpected motion will distort. Be warned! A great camera for anyone who wants the photo a specific way.

EOS 5D Mark IV is an addition to my other EOS 5D Mark II. EOS 5D Mark IV is very easy to use after initial setup for each settings. I normally sets each tab except the ISO and only adjust the ISO defending the lighting conditions in order to frame a perfect shots. Using the cameras multiple auto focus points to get a great shot of fast moving objects even when using a zoom lens.