How should we choose Canon 5D4 and Nikon D850, both top SLR cameras?

Nikon d850 and Canon 5d4 represent various classic models. These two SLR brands pay the most attention to the research and development and marketing of this kind of sub-flagship camera, because this level of camera is the most concerned model for users. It can be said that the flagship model is for sports journalists, and the average user does not need such high speed and performance. The secondary quasi-flagships, namely d850 and 5d4, are the representatives of the models with the largest sales area, the widest use and the most balanced performance. The control of these two cameras can also represent the design strength of the two brands of cameras. What kind of people are they?

Canon 5D4 parameters:

5D4 is a Canon Quan Huafu SLR camera. Adopt a brand-new 30.4 million pixel sensor. The new sensor has improved by about 8 million pixels compared with 5D3. Full-pixel dual-core RAW file is a brand-new function of Canon 5D4. It is equipped with a 30.4-megapixel Quan Huafu CMOS image sensor and a 6 1 dot high-density grid array AF II autofocus system. It has full-pixel dual-core RAW optimization technology, including three functions: image resolution compensation, ghost reduction and blur cancellation. In addition, 5D4 supports 7 high-speed continuous shooting images per second, with the highest sensitivity of 32,000, and supports direct Wi-Fi connection. If you like taking portraits, or have the need of video shooting, you can consider 5D4, which is a good machine.

Nikon D850 parameters:

D850 is the top product of digital camera, and all the evaluation and comprehensive indicators are top-notch. It has about 45.75 million effective pixels and supports the sensitivity range of ISO 64-25600. Support continuous shooting of about 7 frames per second. When MB-D 18 battery packs and EN-EL18A/EN-EL18B and BL-5 battery covers are separately purchased, the continuous shooting speed can reach about 9 pieces per second.

So which is better? Different photographers have different opinions, and everyone's habits are different. We can only see which control is more suitable for our habits. Nikon d850' s control design logic is biased towards two hands, two fingers cooperate to control, and Canon is biased towards the logic of one hand and one finger taking turns to operate. Canon pays more attention to the application of touch screen and real-time display shooting control technology, while Nikon pays more attention to physical key control.

So there is no absolute good or bad, only which camera you are more used to. What do you think of these two cameras?