Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have not had the camera very long but I like it so far.

I love this camera. I bought it for the advanced video features only to find out I have to make a separate purchase of the c-log format for video AND only Canon service centers can do the upgrade AND it'll take a couple weeks without my camera. I wish it would have been available in-store.

Its my best decision to upgrade dslr. I'm happy and enjoying this dslr.

I bought this camera an year ago. I like it very much.

It’s an exceptional camera! If you’re a beginner you don’t have to buy this camera you need to start from a entry level to understand what the use of it im a professional photographer been doing photography for 8 years now i started with 500D to 5D mark II to mark IV. You can check my account thru IG @elijah.arceo

My first full frame camera. Excellent picture quality.

I love this Canon camera. My images are so sharp.!

Enjoying my new camera and can’t wait to get my new lens

This was a great purchase for me.. The images are crisp!! This camera does so much… thanks Canon usa

I love that you can adjust the focus points and it has great speed and light adjustment for shooting wildlife. I would highly recommend.

Great camera, only con is the shutter button, doesn’t feel like my all canon cameras, feels to deep to me.

With or without a flash when using good glass gives sharp pictures.

I have had the absolute worst luck obtaining a camera with No Issues. I have been through 6 camera bodies and if it's not one thing it's another. First two bodies had sensor issues see attached image... the second two had an unexceptionable amount of dirt and or dust in the viewfinder... the fourth, fifth as well as the one that I am stuck with now all have the same sensor issues as the first two and the Best Buy in Folsom California refuses to help me in anyway they told me to take it up with Canon... wow thanks a lot I have spent a ton of money with Best Buy and will be taking my business elsewhere from now on!

Just purchased the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR Camera Model:1483C002 SKU:5578523. I like the large 30.4-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor and a 100-32,000 ISO range that lets you take large photos. Real nice camera.

I am in awe of this camera! It's my first full frame DSLR camera which I selected after many hours of research. Research can drive one crazy as there's so much material (ads, videos, reviews, reviewer's and personal preferences, etc.) to read before making a decision about such a large purchase. Do the research though to make sure you get the right camera for you. After nearly 3 weeks in Europe I'm sure I made the right choice. Performance was flawless and operation was easy on this feature-rich camera, Menus are complete, concise and rational. This is hugely important as making adjustments is fast - no searching through excessive or confusing menus to find what you need. While some camera menus systems are good some are absolutely Byzantine! Canon's is, IMO, the best. This is also my first Canon after being a lifetime Nikon shooter. Solid construction and great materials are evident. Button layout and overall ergonomics provide me the easiest handling for a camera of this size and weight. Other cameras of this level (which were all great) just didn't seem as easy to handle or were as nimble in my hands. Not having any full frame lenses made the brand change easy for me. As is said "One buys a camera but marries the lens system." IMO it is difficult if not impossible to beat Canon L glass. Some reviewers did not rate this camera at the top for video performance but the few videos I experimented with looked really excellent to me. I'm not a skilled videographer so take that into account. Still shots are off the chart amazing though. The features of this camera are mind-boggling! I was able to learn a limited number of features and modes before my trip so I was able to get some amazing shots. I expect better after I've read the rest of the 600+ page owner's manual. This is a serious camera one grows into and it will remain functionally relevant for a very long time. I LOVE THIS CAMERA..

I used original 5D and 5D MkII but skipped MkIII version due to lack of updates in sensor resolution and dynamic range, especially noisy shadows. I've been using Canon 6D instead for the past three years, and I think that it's one of the best values in camera world. I hesitated to even try out the new 5D MkIV and was contemplating jumping ship over to Sony and their amazing a7R II. Well, I can say I'm extremely glad I went with MkIV. Camera is a huge upgrade from 6D in every sense, especially AF, but also enormous sensor quality upgrade compared to 5D MkIII. I'm using 1DX MkII as well, and I prefer 5D MkIV. Camera body is very light, super responsive, AF performance is on par with 1DX MkII, but sensor is simply phenomenal. Dynamic range is 90% identical to Sony a7R II but you get to keep Canon's beautiful colors and skin tones. 30Mpx is plenty (I'm printing 24x36 regularly) and the files are simply beautiful. I'm not shooting lots of video, but from what I've seen so far, the quality is stunning. Yes, 4K video is using 1.7x crop and MJPG codec is using a lot of memory card space, but the quality is simply amazing. Try it, you won't be disappointed. I know I'm not!

I almost got caught up in the madness with the mirrorless systems coming out. I'm coming from the 6D Mark ii. The retail price of the new models coming out are not going to be cheap. Why should they be? Canon charges too much for their gear, and people buy it. I did purchase the EOS R and shot with it for a week and took it back. It felt like a toy in my hands. And even though there's an adapter for all my EF's to mate up, at some point I would have bought the RF lenses for the sake of using the lens system that camera was made for. They say the adapter for EF to RF is without sacrifice of quality. Well then they should have built the mirrorless with an EF mount. Think about that... I did. Then I spent $2500 on the 5D4. and will use L glass with it. Just picked up a used 70-200 F4 IS for $500. How long do you think it will be until the RF lenses show up on ebay? The 5D4 is not obsolete and the L glass is the perfect match. The way I see it is if the L glass and 5D4 were and still are being used by the pros, it's good enough for this amateur. I have used the 5D4 before and loved it. And no, I'm not missing the flippy screen on my 6D2. If I find the need, I'll use the Canon Connect app as my display.

The Canon EOS 5D Mark IV is a top-notch DSLR camera for professionals and advanced users. Here’s why it’s great: 1. High Image Quality – The 30.4 MP sensor captures sharp, detailed, and colorful photos. 2. Great in Low Light – Works well in dark settings with an ISO range up to 32,000 (expandable further). 3. Fast Performance – Shoots 7 photos per second, making it good for action and events. 4. Excellent Autofocus – Quick and accurate focus, especially useful for video and live-view photography. 5. 4K Video – Records high-quality 4K videos, perfect for professional videographers. 6. Easy to Use – Features a responsive touchscreen, Wi-Fi for sharing, and GPS for location tagging. Bottom Line: It’s an excellent all-rounder for photos and videos, offering top performance, great quality, and solid build. Perfect for weddings, landscapes, events, and more.

5D Mark III was released in 2012 5D Mark IV was released in 2016 There is also a mirroless EOS R6 released in 2020 If you do videography, it is definitely an upgrade because it does 1080 at 60 FPS and 4K at 30. That alone is an ugprade. Mark III only did 1080 at 30. IV also has a touch screen focus and face tracking. It also has smartphone WIFI features. 5D Mark III has 22.3MP 5D Mark IV has 30.4MP Higher mega pixels isn't everything, but there is also more detail in photos with IV. The 5D Mark III is still a great camera and is a better value now. However, if video is your thing, you may look into IV or the latest mirrorless cameras. The EOS R6 loses the additional top LCD display, but gets a flippable screen and does 10bit 4K at 60 with H264 codec vs MJPEG

Having owned & used the Canon EOS 5D Mark III for the last three years, I wanted an upgrade. I can assure anyone in the same position it’s worth the upgrade. Auto Focus is vastly improved, AF points more responsive, AF speed is also a treat, dual layer is a memory monster only use this when it's necessary. WIFI function is nice but not a deal breaker, ISO performance is also improved, the touch screen is nice, but I could live without it. It’s hard to fault this new offering it’s just that good. Only negative I can think? Canon EOS 5D Mark III VS the new IV, new IV seems to be a power hog it’s a notable difference. Can’t get near as many shutter clicks as I did with Mark III so get an extra battery you will need it. Also get new upgraded memory cards that’s a must as well.