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rabbitmountain wrote:
Hi Phil, thank you for an informative review, not biased towards "wow the greatest camera you must buy it" but objective. Well done. I like the first image of the couple outside.
I put up a question in another topic that hasn't gained much discussion yet so I ask you here: you say you use ISO 12800 and it's usable. It also is usable (barely) on my 5DsR, until I fail to expose correctly, which happens sometimes on theatre shoots. Pushing 12800 5DsR mages make them fall apart very quickly. I am wondering how the 5D4 does, since it has improved shadow pushing at lower ISO. Anything you could say about this?
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Take a look at https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canon-eos-5d-mark-iv/11
it shows 5div being about a stop better for pushing than 5dsr.
I suggest you try shooting at iso6400 on 5dsr (~iso 4500 according to dxomark) and pushing instead of iso12,800, likely it will achieve the same results without blowing out bright spots because I suspect that iso12,800 is just iso6400 pushed in camera.
But between iso 6400 and iso 12,800 (which is really iso4000 to iso 8600 according to dxomark), I think the the 5div permits 1/3 stops and the 5dsr does not above iso 6400. And even more importantly, fps, faster focus, faster buffer clear, no pause in histogram - the 5div is a way way better wedding camera.
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