Canon is finally set to introduce a successor to the popular 5D Mark III from 2012, arriving in the form of the new and improved 5D Mark IV.
Most importantly, this versatile camera body features improvements in resolution and auto-focus via 30.4 megapixel sensor with dual-pixel focusing, on top of 4K video capability. The ISO range is notably improved, boasting a spectrum of 100-32,000, while shutter speed is also upgraded from six on the Mark III to seven frames per second on the Mark IV.
User experience is also made more friendly, via Wi-Fi connectivity and a 3.2-inch LCD touchscreen, making the Mark IV the first in the 5D range with these additions. You can even tap to focus or pinch to zoom when reviewing images, just like an iPhone.
Watch for the Canon 5D Mark IV to drop later in September for $3,499.
Check out an in-depth review below, courtesy of the folks at DP Review.
