Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have 2 of the "original" Canon 5d cameras. Yep they still work wonderfully! That said, the technology since those cameras came out has changed tremendously. It was time for a change. My new EOS 5D M IV is great. All the bells and whistles one could ask for, with a nice quiet shutter, and some wonderful touch screen features. I am a still photographer but do plan on exploring motion in the future. I use this particular camera in studio and sync to my Mac and iPad for a larger preview. Its wonderful on an iPad. Battery life is great and working with strobes is awesome - so easy to connect. Great changes in technology…love the wifi, and gps features. I shoot primarily in Manual, but have really enjoyed some of the other preset features in this camera. Absolutely no issues. Thrilled! Seriously wondering why I took so long to upgrade. :)

After looking at all the online reviews I was not sure that the 5DMarkIV would be enough of an improvement over the Mark III or even over the 7D Mark II. The camera is much better that the reviews. The clarity with high ISO is remarkable. Much better than I had with the Mark III and way better than the 7D. Frames per second is very good for 30 megapixel. I have this paired with my 2.8 70-200 II and 2.8 24-70 II and the results are outstanding. Much better than I had with Mark III & 7D except for the reach on the 7D. You will absolutely love the touch screen. While the controls are very similar to previous body's I started trying the touch screen just out of habit from using smart phones. The touch screen is great. Overall great product. Could it have been better, sure. Is it worth the upgrade from Mark III, I certainly think so!

Did a lot of research before buying this camera. The colors , dynamic range and low light performance is impressive. I did not buy it for video I must admit , but if you want to take your photography to a new level if you have some knowledge of photography: this is it!

Definitely a step up from the Mark III. The touch screen alone is a major advantage but there are also a number of improvements in controls and functionality. Built like a tank and it's nice that it is a little lighter than the Mark III. On the down side, it would really be nice to have an articulating screen and obviously this is something Canon could do as it's on other models. Another big weakness is the CODEC for video. While 4K is amazing, you can't output in 4K with an HDMI cable and the Canon coding is very inefficient requiring large memory cards. All in all, however, a great camera.

Also added gps, wifi Increase mp count Touch screen af video in 4k is huge Really cannot ask for more except better price. Con: 24-105 ii is still not available

The truth is, it is the man behind the camera that matters but if you know what you're doing, you will be the good man. Image quality is beautiful, good in low light, dynamic range is unreal. I put this bad boy through rigorous use every other weekend, I am a busy wedding photographer and it keeps going. Get it if you can, if you get this and your images don't look like you want, then you know the issue is you and you can easily improve, but you won't know what to improve if you are hiding behind inferior products.

Upgraded from a MKII, better colors, better low light, touch screen, SD card, lots of focus points. Waited along time to upgrade since the MKII was great, now this will be my main for several years.

excellent camera. Love all the features this camera has from professional to amateur. This camera will meet your needs as you progress.

ideal base for casual photography a bit heavy I recommend

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV Full Frame Digital SLR Favourite changes compared to the Canon 60D 1) Autofocus stunningly fast. 2) Autofocus (live view) – I never used this before but it is great. . 3) Resolution. The 50% bump in resolution is really noticeable. I can zoom in considerably more and the options for cropping are obviously much better. 4) ISO. It is great to have auto ISO with programmable limits now compared to the 60D.

Great camera! I upgraded from a Rebel T7 to this camera and I love it! Such a great camera and easy to use as long as you know how to use a camera. Wouldn’t recommend for a first camera just because you need to learn how to use full manual. Great!

I currently own the Canon 1Dxii and purchased the Canon 5Dii as a back up and immediately feel in love with it. The camera is FANTASTIC, low ISO performance is amazing, I've pushed it to 8K ISO and pictures are grain free. The back touch screen is fantastic, Live View Shooting with this camera is AMAZING. The burst are awesome and the 30meg picture quality with the ability to shoot Small or Medium Raw Files is fantastic. This camera surpasses the 5DMii performance and is in a class of it's own.

So far loving the Canon 5D Mark IV. This camera is a solid design and seems very weather resistant even though its not weather proof. Takes amazing still photos and the low light shooting is incredible. Shooting video with it is a dream and captures some very excellent 120fps slo-mo. I would highly recommend this camera for anyone interested in landscape, portrait, or video projects. If you are shooting action photography I would highly suggest the 7D Mark II instead.

I am in love with this camera I have tried panasonic and sony for various reasons and now that the 5d iv is out from Canon i'm back in the creative place I was when I started my business. Canon is easy to use and achieve fantastic results! I LOVE the auto focus video mode it makes Vlogging super fun and easy! I do wish the screen flipped out though and that the 4K video mode wasn't cropped. Other than that it is solid and highly professional. I also love the 1080 60p mode for video!

This is a good upgrade from my Mark III. Canon has made some very good improvements to include not only the higher resolution and the WiFi and GPS but also a greater flexibility in the menus. Focus is very fast and precise plus improved options in the menu for how I want it to act. I like the touch screen, got used to that on my 70D, makes it very easy to change settings. Better dynamic range and high ISO performance are big pluses. I am very pleased with my purchase.

I have been shooting Canon cameras since the days of 35mm film (Canon AE-1 + others). Furthermore, I am aware that Canon has introduced mirrorless cameras. However, I have been shooting digital SLRs for many years now, and just a few years ago, I purchased a Canon EOS 5D Mk IV. That first camera performed so well and yielded some incredibly vivid, colorful, crisply focused photographs that I decided rather than start over with an EVF type camera (newer technology) for my "long" lens 2nd unit, why not purchase another EOS 5D Mk IV (proven technology). My latest Mk IV camera has already performed very well (comparable to my first 5D Mk IV). The only very minor complaint I have is that the camera mode selection knob (where you choose Tv, Av, M, etc) is slightly out of alignment with the detent it offers, thus it gives the appearance that the knob is not quite in its proper position. None the less, this is a minor cosmetic flaw and the camera functions just fine as it is. Just not the quality that I have come to expect from a Canon camera. This was my only basis for deducting 1 star (I had the option to exchange for another unit, but I had already registered this one and did not wish to delay use of the camera). None the less, if you seek high image quality and have use for a higher end SLR camera, you will not be disappointed with this particular model, (unless you are just starting out and don't own a large inventory of "L" grade Canon lenses; I am aware that there is an adapter for EF to the newer RF type lenses). I would be comfortable recommending this model to other photographers who have a need for this type of camera.

I always use canon specially 5d because easier to use!

I was already using a “team” of 7D Mark II and 5Ds R cameras, when I added my first 5D Mark IV, in early 2018. The 5D Mark IV brought better AF and built-in GPS to the table. I added my second 5D Mark IV in mid-2024. Macro photography, in field conditions, remains a priority, and Canon EOS EF DSLRs, EF lenses, and Macro flash still do that so very well.

Is not the best camera on the market but it’s a good camera for people who like to take pictures and it’s also very good for videos I would recommend this camera for all people who want to do an upgrade from EF-S sensor it’s a little bit expensive but it has a lot of features

Great Camera! Great for portrait + wedding work! Love it