Why I still prefer my Canon DSLR over mirrorless: "The ONE setting the 5D Mark IV has that the EOS R5 doesn’t!"

Canon EOS 5d Mark IV is best
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As a working professional photographer, it’s often the very practical camera settings I rely on time and again when taking commercial photos for clients.

Whether it’s photographing products or an artist’s paintings in my home studio, or a taking photos of a construction client’s newly installed kitchen-diner, it’s imperative that my photos are perfectly straight and square.

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Peter Travers

The editor of PhotoPlus: The Canon Magazine, Peter 14 years of experience as both a journalist and professional photographer. He is a hands-on photographer with a passion and expertise for sharing his practical shooting skills. Equally adept at turning his hand to portraits, landscape, sports and wildlife, he has a fantastic knowledge of camera technique and principles. As you'd expect of the editor of a Canon publication, Peter is a devout Canon user and can often be found reeling off shots with his EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR.