I made this video because the Canon 5D Mark IV is “old” in camera years (announced in 2016), and yet after roughly 120k photos and a lot of paid work, I still haven’t found a real reason to let it go. This isn’t a deep spec-by-spec review—more of an overview of why I think it’s still a seriously good option in 2021/2022 (or whenever you’re watching), especially if you want a professional workhorse that just works for both photo and video. I talk through the stuff that actually matters to me in real shooting: the 30MP sensor (sweet spot), Canon colors and skin tones, and why I don’t obsess over dynamic range. Then I get into the main reason I still love it—ergonomics. The grip, button layout, touchscreen, and overall reliability give me confidence every time I pick it up, even compared to newer bodies I own. I also cover the weak points: the fixed screen, the mixed CF + SD card setup, hit-or-miss viewfinder AF with some EF lenses, and why I basically ignore its 4K (Motion JPEG file bloat). In the end, the 5D4 is still a money-making machine with huge used-value if you want something familiar, reliable, and built for real work.