I've been waiting for details on this for some time. I need to get better high ISO performance than the MkIII version for one particular job I do twice a year. This might help.
http://www.digitalrev.com/article/of...v-specs-leaked
I've been waiting for details on this for some time. I need to get better high ISO performance than the MkIII version for one particular job I do twice a year. This might help.
http://www.digitalrev.com/article/of...v-specs-leaked
latest spec here:
http://www.canonrumors.com/full-spec...os-5d-mark-iv/
i am super excited about the new dual pixel function (if true), namely ability to shift point of focus in post (like Lytro), also f/8 and -3EV (-4EV in LV) AF points...
combined that with the new sensor and (expected) shadow performance this is day 1 preorder for me, some real game changers here
Agree, Dual pixel function alone could be worth the upgrade. Still unsure exa ctly how it works, and there is speculation it could be introduced via Firmware to 1DxMkii.
Lots to like about the mkiv, can't wait for some solid reviews and a test after its released, which is VERY VERY soon!
I've drowned 3 cameras, bounced off a reef and lost 2 front teeth, had various fin chops and am really starting to feel OLD!
But.....................................still love shooting the curl.
I have seen two reviews on the dual pixel now, one by Tony Northrup and cant remember the other reviewer and fair to say it is a little disappointing and has limited use. It also is more taxing on the camera, file size etc. Having said that there are many other features much improved I would consider upgrading for if I had that bag of money I needed. My 5D3 is a more than capable camera and I still love it and are content with it, however, that doesnt stop me getting some new model envy
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Canon 5D3 - Gripped, EF 70-200 L IS 2.8 MkII, , 24-105 L 4 IS MkI, 580 EX II Speedlite, 2x 430 Ex II Speedlite
oooo gimme gimme....new toy
PHOTOS!!!!!! or it didn't happen
Hey, GB. I can only afford this.
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lol... i had to beg borrow and steal to afford my smiley
And, here it is: https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/can...essions-review
Gulp! Received an e-mail from Canon today, asking me to pre-order the 5D Mk IV at a price of $5,699.
I think I’ll pass on this one…
Cheers
Dennis
Teds have them for $5000
GB
It'll be the same price as the 5D Mk III was first launched at, so I wouldn't worry about Canon's RRP. I don't know anyone who actually pays RRP. Exchange rate variations won't help though.
best price right now is 4998 i think at digi direct
got my preorder in already...as much as it makes me a little sick in the stomach i have a wedding to shoot in Oct and could really use that new body...planning to sell my 5D3 after that to help cover the cost of the new 5D4
really excited as hell at all the new features as a stills photographer
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How will it go with older lenses?
The things you see when you dont have a camera.
Ascough (Canon ambassador) has a review on the 5D4 up on his blog. He comments: "To get the very best out of this camera, you may need to think about upgrading lenses if, like me, you still have some 15 year old models hanging around!! With modern lenses, this thing is a joy to use. I shot with a 24-105 f4L MKII, 35mm f1.4L MKII, 8-15 f4L Fisheye, 85mm f1.8. Sarah (his wife and co-shooter) used the 35mm f2 IS, the 28mm f2.8 IS, and the 135 f2L. All worked perfectly with the camera."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYhBjb-01KQ
breakdown of 5D4 stills features by Rudy Winston
that live view AF is seriously exciting stuff
Looks pretty impressive. US price $3499, which is the same as the Mk 3 was. Unfortunately the exchange rate has taken a whack since I bought the Mk 3. If I hadn't already had to buy the 7D Mk II to replace my beat-up old 1D Mk 3, I wouldn't hesitate to buy this. Now, I'm going to have to think a bit longer about it, and maybe wait for all the early adopters to pay the premium.
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I'm really not a fan of Canon's marketing/product development philosophy that put all that video stuff into a stills camera and inflates the purchase price by doing it.