Best Digital Camera Canon 5D

I've used a battery grip on my first digital camera, which was a canon 20d and than a 5d mk2. Now with the new mark 4 the grip has to be part of the camera. I'm not used to the added controls yet, but as in my past cameras they are very well placed and convenient. I shoot a lot of vertical pictures, so this allows me to keep my elbows tucked in. Kind of old school, but that's the way we learned in the 70's. For me the grip never comes off of the camera, it does add weight to the camera, but for me it's well worth it.

Best digital camera, when not convenient to carry Canon's larger DSLRS. 28mm to 100mm zoom. 8fps shooting capable. Canon Digit 7 processor. Has built-in popup flash for night shooting. Outstanding image quality. Fast 1.8 - 2.8f stop lens. Latest NFC and WI-FII Connections.

The Digital Holster 30 V2.0 by Think Tank is a perfect holster for my Canon 7D with Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM Lens attached. I am very happy with this combination. It is what I bought the Think Tank Holster for. I also have a Canon 5D III. I was curious to see if there would be any issues putting the 5D III in the Think Tank Holster 30 V2.0. I normally keep a Spider Camera Holster Plate With Pin attached to the base of the 5D III along with a SpiderPro Hand Strap on the side of the camera. That combination on the 5D III does not fit in the The Digital Holster 30 V2.0. If I were to strip the SpiderPro gear off the Canon 5D III, It might fit into the the Digital Holster 30 V2.0 but I am not sure. I did not try that, as I do not actually plan to use it that way. I was curious to discover when I was checking the 5D III with the SpiderPro gear on it that the 5D III is just a bit taller than the 7D, so it might be a bit tight trying to use the the Digital Holster 30 V2.0 for the 5D III (just guessing). If I wanted to put the 5D III in a Think Tank holster, I suspect the Think Tank Photo Digital Holster 50 V2.0 would work better for me, particularly with the SpiderPro gear attached to the camera. But that said, I might try it and discover I would need to remove the SpiderPro Hand Strap from the side of the camera. The Digital Holster 30 V2.0 by Think Tank (with the Canon 7D in it) hangs nicely and comfortably on the left side of my Spider Camera Holster Belt, where I find it is easy to access the camera. With the Canon 5D III hanging on the right side of the holster belt, both cameras are very handy. It is an arrangement I am happy with for hiking and wildlife photography. With this arrangement, I find the belt and cameras can easily be shifted 90 degrees clockwise on occasions when I want to move quickly or when I want to step through narrow areas. For me this system is working great. I couldn't be happier.

I copied 992 slides to a digital format using my Canon 5D IV with a Canon 100mm Macro lens and a Kaiser Slimline lightbox. This copy stand was a joy to work with. The up/down mechanism is smooth and precise. Stability is solid. It is lightweight and easily assembled and disassembled. There is nothing to not like about it!

There is no better screen protector available anywhere for professional digital cameras. I installed this on my new Canon 5D IV and the touchscreen continues to function flawlessly. It goes on with ease and you will be the only one to know it's there. Absolutely perfect!

I bought this for my Canon 5D Mark II and I couldn't be happier. Best hand strap I've use by far!!! Super comfortable and well padded. Much better than my stock neck strap.

Best package for Canon 5D Mark IV. Value for money - 10/10

Best Canon camera since my first Canon 20D

Best protection for your digital camera LCDs. The only thing I'll use for any digital cameras to protect the LCDs.

Best camera ever! This is my first digital camera and it was worth every cent. Image quality is immaculate.