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Hopefully in 2019 I will be upgrading one of the bodies. I have two obvious choices, and perhaps some less obvious ones (1DX, Sony) but let's focus on 5D mk IV and 5Ds R
What are the main differences in real life? Is one significantly better in any areas concerning in particular landscapes (I want max resolution, natural colours and a little better dynamic range), interiors (max dynamic range and don't care about res), and it would be nice (but not essential) to finally get a video that at least sort of works without the need to hire focus puller. Portraits and all cheaper interior jobs will still likely get done on the old mk3 so it is really for the personal projects and most demanding customers.
I can't say mk3 is bad in any way but really when you print at 36x24" or above you could do with a little extra.... same for dynamic range... and the bloody SD card could work at full speed.
What are the main differences in real life? Is one significantly better in any areas concerning in particular landscapes (I want max resolution, natural colours and a little better dynamic range), interiors (max dynamic range and don't care about res), and it would be nice (but not essential) to finally get a video that at least sort of works without the need to hire focus puller. Portraits and all cheaper interior jobs will still likely get done on the old mk3 so it is really for the personal projects and most demanding customers.
I can't say mk3 is bad in any way but really when you print at 36x24" or above you could do with a little extra.... same for dynamic range... and the bloody SD card could work at full speed.