Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

Features:

• Let's start with the 30.4-megapixel sensor. That was big news in 2016. It didn't quite rival the 36.3MP Nikon D810 or the 42MP Sony Alpha 7R II; but files still come out at 6,720 x 4,480 pixels. This means that if you want to print at 300dpi, the native size is just under A2 at 56.9 x 37.9cm (22.4 x 14.9 inches).
• The 5D Mark IV uses the same seen in both the 1D X Mark II and 80D. Canon says this sensor’s on-chip digital-to-analogue conversion delivers improved noise performance and dynamic range. The use of Dual Pixel Raw technology also gives you the capacity to fine-tune the area of maximum sharpness during post-production (only using Canon’s own DPP software at present), though this feature has not really gained a lot of traction and has been overtaken by more obvious increases in camera resolution since then.
• The Mk IV’s native sensitivity runs from ISO 100-32,000, and is expandable to 50-102,400. The camera uses both a Digic 6 and a Digic 6+ processor, with the former used solely for metering, freeing up the Digic 6+ to handle everything else, including the 61-point AF system with 41 cross-type sensors (five of which are dual cross-type for even greater accuracy).
• The AF system is sensitive down to -3EV (-4EV in Live View) – that’s darker than moonlight, so focusing shouldn’t be an issue in poor light, while the fact that you can use lens/teleconverter combinations with a maximum aperture of f/8 and still have the luxury of all 61 A