How happy are you with your 5D Mark IV?

[Act444]

I like the 5DIV. Its signal to noise is excellent as are the speed and accuracy of its AF, and it is easy to handle. As my shots are often resolution limited, I would have liked the absence of an AA-filter to squeeze out a bit more resolution.

Sums up how I feel. I wouldn't consider the vast majority of my shots to be resolution-limited, but there are times I wish I had a bit more resolving power given the camera's 30MP. That said, there are other issues the 5D3 "had" that were fixed with the 5D4 that make the latter generally more fun to shoot with, and I also enjoy a higher hit rate on the AF which is great. So you can put me in the "happy with it" category.

On those shoots where high resolution or sharpness is the priority, I go for the 5DSR instead.

 

[dadohead]

I love mine, and I've owned a 5DII and a 5DIII. As others have said, it's more the whole than the sum of the parts. 25% resolution increase puts me right at the sweet spot. My work doesn't really cry out for much more. Small but significant sensor improvements; the great touch screen is especially handy in the studio or using live view; small but significant improvements to the handling; improved AF and metering; better battery life and the focus drive motor seems a little more robust with larger lenses. After a month or two with the camera I really feel like I won't be upgrading anytime soon, and that's a first for me! I can't think of a single box it doesn't check, and I couldn't say the same for the 5DIII. Definitely worth the expense.

 

[xps]

pleased, but the AA filter limits sharpness. Fast and relyable, but to expensive.
And offers an very good IQ, after I let it be calibrated with my three longer prime lenses.

Sill waiting on an 5DSR MP-body with the 5DIV sensor and AF - for birding

 

[BasXcanon]

Sill waiting on an 5DSR MP-body with the 5DIV sensor and AF - for birding

Ouch....... I believe the 5DSR II is gone be all but the 5Dm4 sensor.

 

[Boyer U. Klum-Cey]

Very trustworthy all around performer from the beach to fireworks. Touch screen is very handy for certain shots. I can carry it all day. unlike the brick which is now restricted to half days due to my agin carcass.

 

[tiltshift]

A few little tweaks and I would be thrilled. I had a 5DIII and a7RII and replaced the 5DIII. I have learned to love the tilt screen on the a7 alot as well as IBIS. but I have taken great images with both cameras and the GPS is one of those features that I never thought I'd care about that I like to have now. no one camera has it all I guess.