Canon
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR Camera Kit with 64GB Card and Basic Bundle
Full-frame 30.4MP DSLR kit shoots 4K video, includes 64GB card, bag, software, battery, charger and accessories
- 4MP full-frame sensor captures fine detail
- ISO 100-32000 native range for low-light shooting
- 4K video recording for multimedia work
- 64GB Extreme PRO card stores high-res files
- 12-inch flexible tripod enables stable positioning
30.4MP Full-Frame Kit
The Canon EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR camera kit pairs a 30.4MP full-frame CMOS sensor with the DIGIC 6+ processor for detailed stills and 4K video. It includes a 64GB SanDisk Extreme PRO card, bag, flexible tripod, cleaning set, battery, charger, card reader, micro HDMI cable and Corel photo software bundle. The body operates at a native ISO 100-32000, expandable to ISO 50-102400.
Upgrade From APS-C Or Older Full-Frame
Photographers moving from APS-C bodies or earlier full-frame models gain the 30.4MP resolution, wider ISO range and 4K recording in one step. The jump is worth it when you need finer detail for large prints, better low-light noise control and built-in Wi-Fi, NFC plus GPS for location tagging and wireless transfer. The bundle adds accessories that would otherwise be separate purchases.
Limits Of The EF Mount And 4K Crop
The camera uses the EF lens mount, so EF-S lenses are not compatible and the full-frame sensor requires EF glass for full coverage. 4K video is recorded with a central crop of the sensor, reducing the field of view compared to Full HD. The single card slot accepts SD media only; the included 64GB card fills quickly at 4K bitrates, so extra cards are essential for long sessions.
Highlights
- 4MP full-frame sensor captures fine detail
- ISO 100-32000 native range for low-light shooting
- 4K video recording for multimedia work
- 64GB Extreme PRO card stores high-res files
- 12-inch flexible tripod enables stable positioning
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which lens mount does the 5D Mark IV body use so I know what glass will fit?
The camera body uses the Canon EF mount so any EF or EF-S lens will attach directly without an adapter.
What is the first step when setting up the camera from this bundle and what do people often miss?
Charge the LP-E6N battery fully in the supplied LC-E6 charger before inserting it; many users skip the initial charge and get a premature low-power warning.
Which consumable in the kit will need replacing first and what should I keep on hand?
The LP-E6N battery (7.2 V, 1865 mAh) will degrade after several hundred cycles so keep a spare genuine LP-E6N for uninterrupted shooting.
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