Canon EOS 5D Mark IV Digital SLR Camera Body 30.4 MP Full-Frame

Upgrading from the 5D Mark III, I wasn’t entirely sure that I’d see major differences when I purchased the 5D Mark IV. Boy, was I wrong. The first big difference I saw was the amount of megapixels, which made my portraits really stand out. The second big difference was in the shutter of the Mark IV. While shooting any type of event, a photographer will try to be silent and not noticeable, but that was difficult with the Mark III (even with the silent shutter turned on). The Mark IV has had a great improvement with its silent shutter feature. When showing my clients their images, the ability to zoom in and show detail right from the screen is something I never knew I needed. Touch screen allows you to quickly zoom in on details, and make sure that what you’re shooting is sharp. To summarize, if you’re able to upgrade to the Mark IV, I would do it immediately so that you can be the next person to recommend this camera to any Canon user.