Read more: New Canon EOS R5 has 8K video, IBIS, 20fps + dual card slots.The screen is fixed, however, without any tilting or vari-angle mec The touchscreen interface is active all the time, enabling menu navigation and image review as well. The large 3.2-inch display boasts an impressive 1,620,000 dots and touchscreen functionality.

The EOS 5D Mark IV has Canon’s Dual Pixel AF technology, so there are phase-detection points on the imaging sensor itself, promising quicker AF acquisition than we saw in the Mark III, and performance as speedy as many mirrorless cameras. The Canon EOS 5D Mark IV has a full-frame 30MP sensor and captures 4K video, though with a substantial 1.64x crop factor. The AF system is sensitive down to -3EV (-4EV in Live View) – that’s darker than moonlight, so focusing shouldn’t be an issue in poor light, while the fact that you can use lens/teleconverter combinations with a maximum aperture of f/8 and still have the luxury of all 61 AF points (21 cross-type) will be a real draw for sports and wildlife photographers. The camera uses both a Digic 6 and a Digic 6+ processor, with the former used solely for metering, freeing up the Digic 6+ to handle everything else, including the 61-point AF system with 41 cross-type sensors (five of which are dual cross-type for even greater accuracy). The Mk IV’s native sensitivity runs from ISO 100-32,000, and is expandable to 50-102,400. The use of Dual Pixel Raw technology also gives you the capacity to fine-tune the area of maximum sharpness during post-production (only using Canon’s own DPP software at present), though this feature has not really gained a lot of traction and has been overtaken by more obvious increases in camera resolution since then. Canon says this sensor’s on-chip digital-to-analogue conversion delivers improved noise performance and dynamic range. The 5D Mark IV uses the same seen in both the 1D X Mark II and 80D.

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