Most buyers enjoy using this item as it provides incredible picture clarity and sharpness. It has great camera focus along with dual pixel features. Both of these are both quite useful. The camera also has Wi-Fi and GPS that makes uploads easier than ever, particularly when you're on the go.

High shooting capacity of 7 fps; Also has a touch screen LCD monitor; Improved focus accuracy with 61 point AF system; ISO range of 100-32000 allows low-light photography; Great incredible detail with the 30.4 MP full-frame CMOS image sensor

Lies more on the pricier side; Not particularly the best for videos; Comes with poor batteries that give in soon with frequent use

The Canon EOS 5D Mark IV was big news when it arrived, with pretty much every element improved over the previous 5D Mark III. But that was way back in August 2016, and the world has moved on since then, so does the 5D Mark IV still have what it takes?

Solid build and handling; 30MP sensor a step ahead of 24MP rivals; Dual Pixel CMOS AF for live view and video

Fixed rear screen; Heavy 1.64x crop for 4K video; Middle of the road resolution and frame rate

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Just a few days away before the official release date of Canon EOS 5D Mark IV on September 8, consumers' pockets are now ready to take a beating. Before buying the latest entry to Canon's Pro DSLR line, here are some facts to know about it.

It's been a whopping four years since Canon first shipped its full-frame EOS 5D Mark III dSLR, a popular model for professional photographers who don't need the speed of a model the size of, say, a 1D X Mark II. And even then the 5DM3 wasn't a huge change from the Mark II. But for its update, the 5D Mark IV, Canon has made a lot of essential upgrades necessary to make it current for its core users -- such as wedding, fashion and landscape photographers as well as videographers -- especially if the company wants it to last another 4 years. These include a new sensor (with updated autofocus) and updated metering system, 4K and HDR video and built-in GPS.

The long-awaited -- and long-rumored -- successor to Canon's popular pro full-frame camera looks like it has all the essential modern capabilities for its class.

Any new 5D camera is going to be a big deal. The Canon series has helped bring full frame shooting to the masses, proved that DSLRs can shoot great video, and has become the camera of choice for countless professionals and enthusiasts alike. We recently got to spend a bit of time with the newly…