Canon states that the EOS 5D Mark IV is good for 900 shots between charges. That’s a decent amount and, for the average photographer, should be enough to last a full day. Better still, those upgrading from cameras like the EOS 7D Mark II or the EOS 5D Mark II will be able to use their existing batteries.
This is half the rate of Canon's top-end camera, and it may disappoint those hoping for something in the region of 8fps or more. It's a big jump from the 3.9fps of the Canon 5D Mark II, though
On the lower end of that is the Canon 5D IV, which is still The New R Camera Is Just a Mirrorless 5D Mark IV It is as simple as I recently replaced my canon 24-70 2.8 L with the II because
The 5D IV uses an update on the LP-E6 (LP-E6N). Canon gives the following information for battery life: Camera Body Only. Viewfinder shooting LP-E6N At 73°F/23°C: 900 At 32°F/0°C 850. Live View Shooting LP-E6N At 73°F/23°C: 300 At 32°F/0°C 280. Though, they don't mention if this is with or without GPS enabled. High quality is one thing, but being a camera that can deliver high quality over a wide range of lighting conditions and different ISO settings is what makes the Canon 5D Mark II such a compelling choice, and a clear Dave's Picks. It's really very very good. i personally believe that it is still a good camera, but we, most of the time, want use and buy a better once budget is not an issue. take a look at below video, this photographer (i believe that he is a high end fashion photographer), one of those that i like most, is still using his canon 5d mark i. pay attention to lenses that he uses 7Mdkgh.