Issues with 5D Mark 4

[TylerEdmonton]

Having serious issues with noise and sharpness above ISO 320 and have since purchases. Canon techs have had it for a month and claim it's fine. Mark 2 body has no issues with the same lenses. ANY creative solutions appreciated or it mnay have to be retooled as a fishing sinker...

[TylerEdmonton]

shot at around 60mm. Same as the ones I shot immediately after on the Mark 2 which are clean and sharp. And this is why I asked Canon to look at the cameras autofocus and its communication with the lens. A 7D I had, which used the same sort of autofocus system as the Mark 4 does, needed to be reset all the time and the firmware reinstalled.

The goal of using these forums was to see if anyone else had experienced anything and found a work around.

[Waddizzle]

If Canon said the 5D4 is good, then it is good. Look elsewhere for the cause. Try a tripod. Prove me wrong.

[TylerEdmonton]

If Canon think this is good I guess I'll be looking at changing to Nikon...

[Waddizzle]

Your complaint is not uncommon. So is your threat.

Very high resolution sensors are unforgiving of operator errors and even some lenses. A small camera shake on a lower res sensor does not affect as many pixels as it would with a higher res sensor.

Was your sample photo was from before Canon looked at the camera? Can you take a test shot with a tripod?

[TylerEdmonton]

All takien before Canon looked at it. Its currently being shipped back from Canon

[TylerEdmonton]

None of that explains the noise I'm seeing however...ISO 320 looks like the examples in reviews shot at 32000...

[Waddizzle]

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@TylerEdmonton wrote:

None of that explains the noise I'm seeing however...ISO 320 looks like the examples in reviews shot at 32000...

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I see.

[TylerEdmonton]

It was a general comment not specific to that image. I figured this forum would be a waste of time...

[Waddizzle]

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@TylerEdmonton wrote:

It was a general comment not specific to that image. I figured this forum would be a waste of time...

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Whatever you say, guy.

Let’s wait until you get your camera back.  Take some photos using a tripod.  Like I said, high resolution sensors will expose whatever flaws someone may have in their work flow or gear.  

You wanted answers, right?  The good, the bad, and the ugly truth?  I think even you should admit that your shutter is probably too slow for the focal length.  If you want specific solutions, then do not make broad, general comments.

[perdewk]

I am having same issue. Did you ever find something to correct this?