While the 5D Mark IV has the specifications that create marginally higher-quality images and videos, the 6D Mark II features more modern controls and options that contribute to ease of use. Which of the two cameras to get really depends on how much time and effort you invest into photography or filmmaking.
I wouldn't bother with the 5D II and its fixed pattern banding, the 5D III is good but doesn't have the 5D's look, and the 6D has the best image quality by far of those three but it's not the same look as the 5D, only the Mark II N has that look I know you want.
Finally, the Canon EOS 6D Mark II sports a vari-angle touchscreen LCD, which is great for photographing pets. You’re able to adjust the screen and easily capture lower angles without hurting your back in the process! 2. Canon EOS 5D Mark IV. Image from Amazon. Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.
Yet, they knew that image quality is the #1 selling point, so they couldn't market it with, "Same image quality with better AF and lots of tweaks." Instead of making improvements to the sensor hardware, they increased the noise reduction in JPEG processing and allowed two stops higher ISO--equivalent to pushing a 5D2's "H2".. 345 326 721 330 663 81 461 215