News & Reviews:   Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

Today, Canon Inc. is proud to announce that their interchangeable-lens digital cameras (digital SLR and compact-system cameras) is once again the no.1 of market share globally for the 14^th year in a row starting from 2003.

Sorry TechNavers, last week due to weekend events and issues we could not foresee, I couldn't get the Weekly TechNave out. The good news is that now we have 2 weeks of tech news and events for this week's Weekly TechNave.

Internationally, the Xiaomi Mi 5S and Mi 5S Plus got launched along with the TCL 950 and Blackberry will not be designing smartphones anymore. Samsung also officially announced their Galaxy A8 (2016). The Malaysian prices for the Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus got "officially" leaked, so check out our compilation page to register your interest for the telco of your choice.

Canon Malaysia have officially launched the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV from RM15299 with just the body and with the EF 24-70 L IS lens for RM18399. The EOS 5D Mark IV brings new levels of sharpness and detail with tech specs that include a 30.4MP 35mm full-frame CMOS sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF and a DIGIC 6+ image processor.

Other notable features include an ISO speed of ISO 100-32000 (expandable to ISO 50 and 102400) continuous with a maximum approximate shooting speed of 7fps and maximum 61 points AF on top of 4K Motion Jpeg at 30fps, full HD at 60FPS and HD at 120fps video recording. The EOS 5D Mark IV will be available from September onwards but check out the table and hands-on pics below for more details.

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After several leaks, the new Canon EOS 5D Mark IV has arrived on stage. The fourth generation of the full-frame DSLR for enthusiast and professional camera is built around a new 30-megapixel Dual Pixal AF sensor, which significantly extends the still photos and video capabilities of the range.

If you are patiently waiting for the next new camera from Canon, have faith as their next camera is coming soon to the market – just around the corner after Photokina 2016. We have here the leaked photos of the upcoming Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and Canon's answer to the Eyefi.