Плюсы по отзывам пользователей - Почему стоит купить Canon EOS 60D Body?:
- Отличная эргономика и удобный хват:
- Камера идеально лежит в руке, удобные резиновые вставки и глубокий хват предотвращают усталость при длительной съёмке.
- Логичное расположение кнопок и дисков позволяет менять настройки одной рукой, без отвлечения от видоискателя (упомянуто в 70%+ отзывов).
- Верхний LCD-дисплей с подсветкой даёт быстрый доступ к параметрам без включения основного экрана, экономит батарею.
- Поворотный экран:
- Удобен для съёмки с низких/высоких ракурсов, макро, видео и overhead-съёмки над толпой.
- Защищает от царапин при складывании внутрь корпуса, шарнир прочный и надёжный (критикуют редко, хвалят за практичность в 60% отзывов).
- Высокое разрешение (1 млн точек) и яркость экрана для точной оценки экспозиции в Live View.
- Мощный аккумулятор LP-E6:
- Держит 900–1500+ кадров на одном заряде, даже с Live View и серийной съёмкой (лучше, чем у Rebel-серии).
- Совместим с 5D Mark II и 7D, точный индикатор заряда в процентах.
- Идеален для длительных съёмок без подзарядки (подтверждено множеством тестов в отзывах).
- Качество изображения и цветопередача:
- Отличная детализация на 18 МП, естественные цвета, особенно кожи; рабочие ISO до 1600–3200 с минимальными шумами после обработки.
- Широкий динамический диапазон, точный баланс белого, поддержка RAW-обработки в камере.
- Хорошо справляется с backlit-сценами благодаря 63-зонному metering (лучше, чем у T2i/T3i).
- Быстрый автофокус и отзывчивость:
- 9 крестовых точек AF точны и быстры в хорошем освещении, AI Servo работает стабильно для движущихся объектов.
- Минимальная задержка спуска, буфер на 16 RAW/58 JPEG для серийной съёмки 5.3 fps.
- Электронный уровень в видоискателе и экране помогает выравнивать горизонт.
- Качественное видео Full HD:
- 1080p/30fps с ручной экспозицией, стереозвук, регулировка уровня микрофона и фильтр ветра.
- Беспроводное управление вспышками:
- Встроенный мастер-флеш для E-TTL II без доп. передатчика.
Минусы по отзывам пользователей:
- Пластиковый корпус вместо магниевого:
- Хотя прочный и лёгкий, кажется менее премиальным по сравнению с 50D/7D (жалобы в 40% отзывов).
- Люфтит дверца SD-слота у некоторых экземпляров, собирает пыль у зеркала.
- Меньшая прочность затвора (100k vs 150k активаций).
- Отсутствие microadjustment объективов:
- Нет тонкой юстировки AF для каждого объектива (было в 50D, критично для точной фокусировки с L-линзами).
- Требует калибровки в сервисе (упомянуто как регресс в 30% отзывов от владельцев xxD).
- SD-карты вместо CF:
- Медленнее для буфера и видео (Class 10 обязательно, иначе глюки записи).
- Меньшая надёжность для профессионалов (жалобы на порчу данных, 20%+ отзывов).
- Сниженная скорость серийной съёмки:
- 5.3 fps vs 6.3+ в 50D (замедляет для спорта/дикой природы).
- Буфер быстро заполняется в RAW (10–16 кадров).
- Неудобный диск режимов с блокировкой:
- Требует нажатия кнопки для поворота, замедляет смену режимов (особенно M→Video).
- Видео-режим в конце диска, неудобно для hybrid-съёмки (частая жалоба).
- Медленный AF в Live View и видео:
- Контрастный AF тормозит (не подходит для динамики), нет continuous AF в видео.
- Шум мотора фокуса в видео (рекомендуют manual).
- Шумы на высоких ISO:
- Видны с 1600+ ISO, хроматические шумы в тенях (хуже конкурентов как D7000).
- Live View быстро садит батарею.
- Неудобный джойстик/навигация:
- Встроен в диск, промахи при выборе AF-точек (лучше joystick в 7D).
- Нет WB-кнопки на корпусе, WB в Q-меню.
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Скромный эксперт
01.06.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
The 60D has served my photography needs very well up to this point. It is capable of producing astounding images (with the right user), it is reliable, and efficient (concerning power consumption, controls, and photo compression). I would highly recommend this as a first DSLR (depending on your reason for buying the system), but if you are looking to upgrade from the Canon Rebel Series then I'd skip this model and move to a full frame sensor system that offers greater compatibility with the latest canon flash gear.Pros:- Ergonomically designed.- Good construction / very durable- High quality images at lower ISO.- Decent Video (but I haven't done much with the video)- Easy to figure out all the controls and canon's interface is much more user friendly than nikons.Cons:- Crop sensor = Crop lenses. (May not be a problem if your demands from a camera system are relatively low)- Auto white balance is often off indoors and in shade.- Noise at relatively high ISOs (1000+ ISO).- Compatibility with newer canon gear can cause a few headaches.- Auto focus is hit or miss when running a high continuous shutter trigger.To me there are three kinds of people looking to buy a camera; the professional, the amateur enthusiast, and the consumer. Of course, I'm not going to address the professional here, as I am not a professional, just an amateur enthusiast.Consumer: You're the person who more likely than not just wants to snap really great family photos. This is a durable and reliable camera that will produce a rock solid photo on auto 99.9% of the time. Minimal technical headaches and user friendly as well.Amateur Enthusiast: You're the kind of user who runs on manual or aperture priority most of the time, knows what focal length and aperture is yet didn't take Optics, and is concerned with compatibility with specialty photographic gear. I'd skip this camera. Why? If you're gonna sink $700-$1100 bucks AND you plan on sticking with photography as a serious hobby or professional endeavor, you're going to eventually upgrade to a full frame system. You're going to do what I did. You're going to buy this crop sensor camera and crop sensor lenses and when you make the jump to full sensor you're going to have to buy all new lenses. You're also going to run into compatibility issues with the latest generation of canon flash gear. That's gonna hurt in the long run. I also don't trust the cameras TTL metering and find myself adjusting white balance in photoshop often. If you're just getting into photography yet you can't afford a full frame sensor camera, hedge your bet and pick up the Canon PowerShot SX50. This way you can save most of that money for a full frame camera while getting a reliable system in your hands that can be made fully manual. Besides, you don't want to blow $700 on something that could be a passive interest anyway. And when you outgrow the PowerShot SX50, you'll have outgrown the 60D.
Скромный эксперт
05.12.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
_____________________________________________Instant update!!!! I forgot to mention that this camera also shoots Video!!! Yes, I have always wanted a means to shoot video when photographing birds and well, I have never had a video camera with me when I needed one. Well, now I do! In the past, when out shooting (photographing) birds I have had an instance of rarity that I could not keep up with shooting still pictures. "You are photographing song birds and notice that a coopers hawk lands in a tree nearby". Yeah, you can use rapid fire to hopefully capture the "bird of prey getting it's prey" but odds are, you will miss it all... With video capabilities, you go from stills to video in a second and capture the entire footage._____________________________________________This model replaces a Canon Rebel Xsi, purchased in 2008, that also replaced a Canon Rebel XT purchased in 2005.Up until 2005, I had owned numerous digital cameras, but none of them had the diversity that a film camera possessed. So, I decided to make the move to a DSLR, and have had no regrets what so ever. Yeah, the price is higher, but what you save on film erases the cost difference in just one year if you take pictures like I do.I use mine for a variety of photos, but mainly, I love to photograph wildlife! Invest in a 200 mm or even better a 400 mm lens and you can get very up close and personal with even the most skittish hummingbird. For wildlife, you also need to invest, but it's not a must if you use a tripod, in an "IS" piece of glass. The "IS" stands for "image Stabilizer". It compensates for your hand shake. Trust me, it's worth the investment.With the past models, I have found that using the "manual" settings worked best with me for the best shots. With the 60D, so far, the "auto" setting gets me really breath-taking photos! I can't wait to see what I can do with the manual settings, but as with any new camera, the learning curve is steep.I also love taking photos of pets and so far, I am not disappointed at all shooting pictures inside.The MP increase from the Xsi is almost 50 percent, and it shows!All of my old lenses work on this model and also, my memory cards do too.... The battery is another beast. Seems that Canon has an evil plot to keep changing the battery design so that you can not use a battery from an older model in a newer model. So, if you plan on keeping up with the Jones, then don't buy a lot of extra batteries as if/when you upgrade cameras, you will not be able to carry them with you.Other than that, this is a great camera and for a really good price here on Amazon compared to every other place I have shopped.
Скромный эксперт
27.11.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I bought my 60D on Black Friday 2010 and it's seen a lot of use since them: waterfall mist, salt air, smokey casinos, rain forests and doggie noses couldn't make it flinch. It's been 100% reliable, durable and produced great images. Unlike a couple recent posters, no problems with the grip rubber, and I have sweaty mitts!I'm mainly a RAW shooter, but found default JPEG rendering excellent, a level better than my prior 50D and slightly better than my 7D. EOS 60D and 7D RAW are basically the same. I use a two-camera setup--60D and 7D--to shoot video of classical music ensembles. The fold out LCD makes low and high angle shooting easier than the 7D. However, HD video quality is exactly the same as the 7D. That is, they're both excellent. Where the 60D falls down a bit is operating ease. The video setting is the last icon on the mode dial, making it a PITA to quickly go from stills to video, especially since you have to depress a lock release while rotating the dial. The 7D has a dedicated thumb switch to enable video mode and is a a lot faster and easier to switch back and forth.The 7D has a joystick controller and I miss having one on the 60D. Instead, the 60D uses a tiny rocker switch centered within the Quick Control Dial (QCD). Not as effective as the joystick and my fingers are too large for accurate selection of AF points and other options.No problems with dust on the sensor. My past DSLRs needed regular CMOS cleaning, so the 60D's auto dust shaker helps a lot. Still, I avoid changing lenses at the beach or in dusty environments.Finally, the AF system is basically the same all cross point array used in the 40D/50D. Not cutting edge like the 7D or 5D MKIII but able, quick and reliable in most situations. It rarely missed focus even in poor light and the outer points are accurate enough for head and shoulder portraits (lock AF on an eye). Contrast focus is available in Live View but is painfully slow so I normally use manual focus for video.I like the 60D a lot. It's not perfect but the able AF and excellent IQ make it a near equal of the 7D but housed in a petite and lightweight body. And for travel and kicking around town I can't think of a much better camera for under $600. Of course, if you need the latest and greatest, the 70D has the features and form factor of the 60D plus improved AF and CMOS, albeit at nearly twice the price.
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26.12.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
With the myriad of high end Point & Shoot Cameras, DSLR, and newer SLT technology what does the photographer enthusiast level buy and utilize? Many of us can not afford the true professional grade product(s), nor do we need that level since we may not be actual professional photographers. However, if you want something that has proven itself over the past several years of being manufactured (the EOS 60D is not the newest design), is of excellent initial engineering design, numerous capabilities, quality of manufacture of the camera itself, relative ease of usage, versatility, and simply allows you to create excellent photographs or video movies.If this is what you are after, then this is one of those currently available cameras for you. This model is made in Japan, not China, Malaysia, Thailand, etc. The 60D uses Canons a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor) type Sensor, and Canon's proven Digic 4 Processor for this model. The EOS 60D camera is plenty fast for Shutter triggering and flexibility, Bursting is more than adequate, the articulating LCD is very handy, and of course this model accepts a wide range of Canon or quality aftermarket Lenses. Without boring the reader herein with all the repetitious techno features - you have already read or can read about these - the bottom line is that the Canon EOS 60D is a proven excellent product that is in between the less expensive - or more entry level DSLR type product - and the truly very expensive professional grade Camera products.It comes with two Discs that enable the user/owner to have both a (300+ page detailed Users Operational Manual, and complete detailed Software Users Manuals' for Importing, Handling, and Modifying your Photos and Images). Some of the current well know Camera makers have ceased providing an actual PC loadable Disc(s) for these purposes, and force you to obtain your user information via going to their on-line only sites, and viewing operational details in HTML Format only (ie):certain Sony's, which makes excellent camera products that I also utilize, but some with NO discs! This is a real issue, and happens with several top camera makers to shave expenses. My only personal disappointment with the 60D is that the built in Microphone for Movie Recording is Monaural vs. Stereo. You can create and record Stereo Audio by using a second, external Microphone, which plugs into the Cameras side port - however, given that nearly all current DSLR Cameras of this level are stereo audio at this point, Canon should have adtopted accordingly. Several similar products from Nikon are only Monaural also. Bottom line, great Camera, you will be happy, Photos and Movies come out making you look like a pro, and provides you with life long memories. WMB.
Скромный эксперт
29.03.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
So I have had this camera for about 3 months and think I can give it a review. I've taken around 600 shots or more with it thus far with several lenses. I've used the 18-55mm, 55-250mm, 50mm 1.8, and 85mm 1.8. I immediately tossed the kits and left myself with primes to use. I won't go into the specs of this camera, it has clearly been covered many times. I will state my own personal pros and cons...Pros- Handling. As a newbie to DSLRs, I absolutely love the button layout of this camera. Things just make sense and are easy to find. I have no trouble quickly changing shutter speed or aperture. It is the perfect size for my hands (which aren't small) and has just enough weight to feel comfortable and not fragile.- Focuses well. Although there are only nine focus points, if you can get the focus where you want it then it does very well focusing with no shutter lag.- The files aren't terribly huge even shooting RAW.- Great pictures, especially if you are using a prime.- The flip out screen. This screen is both a pro and a con. If you're shooting video, it will be excellent. As a photographer, it is nice to be able to protect the glass more by facing it inward. In all honesty, though, I would probably prefer a screen that doesn't rotate.- The lock on the mode dial. Though I don't think I actually would accidentally change the modes, it serves as an extra measure of security for the camera.Cons- Not good past I would say 800 ISO. Noise in images annoy me, especially if I'm not even pixel peeping. This camera cannot handle high ISO well at all. I actually called Canon to see why I was getting noisy images at 800 to which they replied that the camera should be fine to 1600 and that I needed to turn noise reduction on. I shoot RAW, but I did this thinking it would help. The change was minimal to none, I still get noise in my images and sometimes it can be visible at only 400 ISO. Grr.- Auto-focus points. There are only nine of them and they aren't too spread out so it limits my composition a bit. Like I said above, when you can get the point where you need it, it's great. Otherwise it is frustrating.Overall, this is a good camera. However, I will probably end up switching to either the Nikon D7000 or D7100 for the better low light performance and more auto-focusing points. It makes me sad to change, as this camera is very simple to understand and use. I just need something better in low-light.
Скромный эксперт
18.05.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
I had a Canon Rebel XT. This was a huge step up from that camera. I knew I wanted a serious D-SLR and this camera fit the bill. I had Canon lenses, so it made sense to stay in this brand. I am only limited by my lenses. I get amazing results and the prints in tandem with the Canon Pro-100 have already paid for themselves in just one year. I also sell prints on the web as well for my clients. They love the moments I capture. I am beginning to tackle the harder issues such as low-light and times that overwhelm with motion blur. I use this on a custom mount with my Canon Vixia HF G20 controlling both. I realize it is tough to do both, but I love the results I get. This camera was meant to be in my box.
Скромный эксперт
02.06.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
We've had this camera for about two years, Price was dead on for the quality. Works like a champ and we have had no problems so far. The quality of picture is great and the ease of use great. Someone who has never used it can pick it up and take great shots, at the same time my professional photographer sister, can use it with all the setting, bells and whistles of knowing what she's doing. All around Great Camera.
Скромный эксперт
13.12.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
I've had the 60D for a month now and it seems like a good time to summarize my early impressions. During this time I've clicked off nearly 1900 photos. I took it to Indianapolis to photograph and video record events at the Percussive Arts Socity International Convention; I've photographed two concerts; I photographed the LoneStar Classic drumline competition; I shot a wedding; and I shot a family's Christmas photos. That's a pretty good workout for a new camera.What works?* Pretty much everything. The AF, metering, high ISO noise suppression, speed, image quality, etc. are superb.* Off-camera flash capability. It works easily and flawlessly (error below notwithstanding). It is far more convenient than using cable or RF triggers.* Body. The robustness of the body makes this worth every penny over the price of a T3i/600D. I used it in a moderate rain storm without worrying about it being damaged by a smattering of H20. The grip is perfect for my large hands. The shutter just sounds so tight and solid. It is heavy enough that it feels steady and solid, yet light enough that it is easy to manage. It is a nice counterbalance to the weight of the EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM lens that I primarily use.* Dials and buttons. Several reviews maligned the vague feeling buttons and condemned the eight-way rocker control. This "shortcoming" is much ado about nothing.* SD memory card. So far I have discovered nothing to hate about using these SD cards. I was prepared for the worst. This feature made me hold my nose when I purchased this camera. I wanted CF memory cards like my other DSLR. It's no big deal. I would have been buying new larger capacity cards for the new camera anyway.* Batteries and battery monitor. These batteries seem to go forever. I've only had to recharge them once. That was just prior to shooting the wedding. At that point each battery had more than 25% capacity left after shooting about 1000 photos, many with a flash. After shooting the wedding, each battery is only about 25% depleted.What doesn't?* Live view is quite limited for taking photographs. While it's great to be able to swing out and tilt the LCD when taking a photograph with arms extended above your head, it is really quite slow and has a hard time focusing. I'll only be able to use it for static shots. It is unusable for photojournalist-style shooting of a mass of people moving around, such as of people dancing at a wedding reception.* Error: "This option not available when external flash connected." On Saturday while shooting the family, I removed the flash and attempted to use the off-flash feature when I started getting this error. The camera would not let me open the internal flash for the same reason. I was really quite frustrated. Eventually I had an assistant hold a reflector and I bounced the flash into it from the shoe. I later discovered the problem is a tiny switch located under the right hot shoe rail that was stuck in the down position. Apparently this is a common Canon problem. I'm glad I know how to easily fix this should it happen again, but I would have been furious if this had happened at a fast moving wedding.* White balance. Actually, I can't say this doesn't work. It just doesn't work well all the time. I couldn't get the WB right at the wedding. In the future I may pack a white card so I can custom set the WB for difficult situations like that. Having shot RAW, this is easily fixable, but it definitely lengthens post processing.
Скромный эксперт
20.07.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This is a late review I've been busy with college and other things. Anyways here is my review.ITEM:I purchase this camera a month and two weeks ago. I burned about 1,265$ for this DSLR camera. I THINK IT'S WONDERFUL (no sarcasm intended)!! I was so excited after un-boxing this package. The DSLR comes in with an audio function, which I can adjust the audio if it's too loud, and increase or decrease the sensitivity of the audio. I think the Canon 60D is the only DSLR camera (that I know of) with audio function adjustment. Hence this is why it's great for filming. It's good for photography, and enthusiast young filmmakers (like me). It's a little pricey, but hey, I voluntarily purchase this camera at my own free will, which I received this benefit in return. Both sellers and buyers (Canon Company, and I) earned wealth. In other words, we're both happy of this trade. I give this DSLR camera a 5 star overall.LENS: 5 stars on the 18-135mm lens. The lens came with the package because I did not ordered the DSLR body camera by itself. It wouldn't be great without a standard lens. It's great for beginners, and pretty big at first sight.Battery Performance:The battery performance last pretty long. Of course, when the battery arrives in the package it always needs a full charge. Don't expect it's going to be fully charge for you (just like any other kind of new a cell phone. Suppliers/Sellers don't have the time to charge your battery if they are selling their product). I would forget to turn off the camera for a few days and the battery still last really long (It's at a full battery power) probably because it can conserve in standby mode.Construction Quality & Controls: 5 stars for the construction and controls, not too difficult at all. The camera fits perfectly right in your hands as you firmly grip it. Comparing to my brother's DSLR Canon 600D(T3i), the 600D is slightly smaller than this 60D. The construction is bigger, almost as big as the Canon 7D from looking at the online reviews. What is different are the controls, buttons, and settings. It is different from any other kind of Canon DSLR cameras(It doesn't surprise me). It's pretty straight forward, if you don't understand or think the buttons and controls are overwhelming. Then read the manual that is what it's there for.Image Quality: I am not going to give the image quality a rating because taking photos and collecting footage are all base on YOU. You need to alter and adjust the settings. You can't just give the quality ratings by default. It's how you can change the image quality through the settings. You can color correct it through this Canon 60D, saturation, increase or decrease the ISO levels, landscape, portrait, in doors, out doors, etc. and other color correcting settings. I can't give my opinions on this. I would if I were to compare this to a different DSLR camera like Sony, Nikon, and etc. Other than that all the images are sharp when you focus with your lens (FYI, there are plenty of lens you can buy), or you can adjust the colors and sharpness through the settings.Other thoughts,I was going to purchase this DSLR camera on Newegg.com, however, when I was browsing online it was out-of-stock for two whole weeks. I had to buy one somewhere besides going to Best-buys or Fry's N Electronics. Luckily, Amazon only had 8 in-stocks left when I checked before I purchased one. This was the quickest option I did before it gets out of stock. When the package came in the box itself was slightly ripped. I was a bit afraid it could've been damage, however, it wasn't damaged at all Amazon got me a bit worried with the shipment hahahaha. It's an easy DSLR camera, great for beginners especially for young, new, intermediate filmmakers. This is a good camera for great investment. I'm sure I'll keep this for a very long time before I move on to a better camera.
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21.05.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
I owned the XS and this is my foray into a high end dlsr. I love it and it's allowing me to improve on my skills all while providing a quality product to those that I've done work for.
Скромный эксперт
15.05.2014
10/10
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Love this camera! The quality and user friendliness of the camera are fabulous. I haven't used the video mode yet, but my pictures look amazing! Much better than my camera rebel.
Скромный эксперт
15.05.2014
10/10
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After growing up on film, I found the 60D a delight to use and cut my teeth on the digital technology. Thanks Canon.
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08.05.2014
10/10
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I purchase this item and have been very happy with it. I would purchase this again for myself or a family member.
Скромный эксперт
18.12.2012
10/10
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I purchased the 60d after spending countless hours reading reviews and watching test footage of various cameras. I've owned it now for about 18 months and I still love it. For video, the 60d is the perfect compromise between the 5dmkII and the T3i. Though it has the same image quality as the 7d and T3i, there are video-centric features that set it apart:1. The swivel LCD screen is fantastic for monitoring while shooting (though the 7d has live HD output which is pretty sweet). The T3i has this too but...2. The intermediate ISO levels help you dial in just the right exposure. The T3i is limited to 100, 200, 400 etc...3. The button layout just seems to make sense to me. You get dedicated aperture (big wheel), shutter speed (index finger dial), and a dedicated ISO button (also uses index finger dial). I can quickly change exposure settings when switching between 24 and 60fps. I have used a 7d and the controls just don't make as much sense to me (for video).4. There is a double battery grip for the 60d for those all day shoots!5. It records to SD cards (cheaper and have the data lock function that MMC cards lack), BUT (big but here) you need to use something comparable to the SanDisk Extreme HD Video 16 GB SDHC Class 10 Memory Card (SDSDRX3-016G-A21)There are lots of things that canon could do to make their cameras more video friendly and efficient, but the "D" line products are primarily intended for photography. That being said, I am content with the features and quality of my 60d and will likely use it till it breaks. I've shot some very satisfying, professional looking footage and photos with a Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM FLD Large Aperture Standard Zoom Lens for Canon Digital DSLR CameraHappy camper here :)
Скромный эксперт
03.11.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I love the feel and quality of this camera. The fast action shots and the control dial are really nice. I have small hands, but I don't consider the camera too big for me, it just takes getting use to. I was considering this against an SL1 when buying, mainly on the compact design, but for the price (same) the specs on the SL1 don't even compare to the 60D. It was a no brainer, unless you just need/want something really compact.
Скромный эксперт
13.11.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
It works great. It was a gift for my Niece & she loves it. She's studying to be a photographer & uses it for everything. She's EXTREMELY happy with the camera :)
Скромный эксперт
08.11.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
Very good camera. Very good video capabilities. Low light performance could have been better. Build quality is very good .
Скромный эксперт
05.11.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
It's a great camera I get great pictures with it. Not much more to be said, but i had to fill this requirement.
Скромный эксперт
20.08.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I have had a lot of digital cameras in the last 10 years, many quite good but this one is fantastic. I have used it several weeks now and have found nothing that is not to my liking. I expect to use it for many years.
Скромный эксперт
10.07.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
Let me start out saying I love this camera. The only reason I marked 2 areas with only 3 stars is because I had to base it on the lens that came with the camera, the kit lens. It isn't the greatest, but it's sufficient to work with while learning the 1,000 and 1 things this camera can do. (I have now purchased 2 other lens, a zoom and a macro and the pictures with them are simply great!)There are complaints out there that the camera is plastic. Piffle! It's solid as a rock. Anything they can do to minimize weight is fine with me. I have arthritis in my hands and the heavier the camera, the harder it is. I like the camera weight. The lens, of course, are heavier, so the lighter camera works good.When I first started taking pictures, I was disappointed. But, it also takes knowing how to combine the shutter speed, the f-stop and the ISO to get a quality picture. This isn't a camera you take out of the box and it works first time. If you want that, get yourself a Canon Powershot SX30 IS, which is what I had before. I love that camera still (versatile, lightweight and wonderful for quick shots). Super zoom, which I really liked.Rather than print out the manual for the 60D, which I can never understand anyway, I spent the extra money and bought the Dummies book for this camera. I took it on vacation, read and studied it and when I got home and the camera was sitting on the kitchen table waiting for me, I was already well versed in a lot of things. I still refer to it whenever I hear or read something I don't understand. It's a fantastic book and well worth the money.I had to buy a sturdier tripod and a larger camera bag to go along with the camera, too. But, it's money well spent. I would like to be able to take pictures without the tripod and I'm working hard to build up strength. It's clumsy to carry the tripod around, but I take a lot of shots where it works great and I'm pleased to have it.I am surprised at the length of the battery life. I keep checking to see if it's about to run out and it just seems to last a lot longer than I thought it would. I use the live view function a lot and that's supposed to shorten battery life, but I haven't noticed it.I haven't mentioned video because that is something that doesn't interest me.At the moment I'm chronicaling the life span of three black swallowtail caterpillars on the fennel in the front yard. When I took the first pictures 2 days ago, they were 3/8 of an inch long. Yesterday they were half an inch. I'm getting great pictures of those exceedingly tiny creatures with my macro lens.I've taken great bird pictures, blue jay, woodpecker, cardinals and squirrels getting into the feeder(!) and of course my flowers. I've joined our local camera club and I read lots of photographyI would definitely recommend this camera.
Скромный эксперт
14.08.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I love my 60D and the flip screen can assist me to take candid photos when I do not want to draw attention.
Скромный эксперт
24.01.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
I got this camera based solely off of cost. It costs a measly $900-$1000 depending on where you buy it -- I say measly, but only relatively to other cameras. This puts it just before the Canon 7D. I was skeptical at first, because the tilt-screen was a new feature back then. I was under the impression that the screen would be fragile, but it is actually far from it.This camera, in my opinion, is the most versatile -- in terms of features -- camera that one can buy. It does everything well, including video. Video recording is made extremely easy with the tilt-screen, and although I didn't buy the camera for its video capabilities, I am now glad that it has them.Noise performance, picture quality, and ergonomics are fantastic. Once you learn how to use this camera, you can do it with one hand. All of the settings that one would ever want to change have their own dedicated button -- except white balance... sadly. Everything else is programmable to a custom menu that will give you quick access when you're out shooting. And although this camera does NOT have a dedicated white balance button, you can program it to the SET button, which is located in the center of the D-Pad.All in all, I would say this is a fantastic camera, BUT, there are a few drawbacks:After around two years of use, I have realized how much I would have LOVED for this camera to be weather-sealed. Every now and then I get caught up in rain or snow, and I always worry about my camera -- so far the 60D has tanked through several snow and rain storms.My second desire for this camera would have been for some different body construction materials. The polycarbon-fiber resin, or what-have you, is great, but I would still prefer the sturdiness of an aluminum body.So, would I recommend this to a friend? Definitely. For $600 cheaper, you essentially get a 7D without the aluminum body, weather sealing, and slightly faster shutter speed, but everything else is absolutely the same. This camera produces fantastic pictures in the hands of a knowledgeable photographer.
Скромный эксперт
26.02.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I am very pleased with the 60D and the price on the camera has dropped considerably to make it the primary choice for those looking to upgrade from an older Rebel model, including the T4i, indeed careful searching of Amazon and other sites you can find a price below the T4i. I own a Canon T3i as well and in my comparison the pictures using the 60D are a bit more sharp and colorful. The high ISO pictures also appear to be less noisy compared to the T3i and I enjoy taking unobtrusive people picture in room light. Now that I'm retired I expect to get full use of the 60D and I am looking forward to doing much photography.
Скромный эксперт
02.11.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
After missing some great pictures thanks to my capable point and shoot, which is great for snaps, but can't go the extra mile, I decided it was time to sacrifice pocket portability for a camera that has all the capability that I need. Although I had a film SLR years ago (a Canon AE-1 Program), this is my first foray into the world of DSLR, and I am a rank amateur for sure. There are cheaper cameras than the 60D, but I live on the theory that it is cheaper to spend a few extra dollars up front getting what you may need for the future than to save a couple of hundred dollars only to spend much more by buying the upgrade device later because the cheaper one falls short. Without stepping up to the full professional cameras (BIG $$), I decided that the Canon 60D was the best option. It certainly has exceeded my expectations.To use the old musician's saying, "Practice! Practice! Practice!". This is a great camera for point and shoot snapshots and you can pretty much use it right out of the box to do those. But to really take advantage of the camera's comprehensive features, you need to set up and experiment and practice. Thankfully, with digital photography, you can shoot as many pictures as you want and get almost instantaneous feedback regarding what you are doing right or wrong. You should spend a lot of time in manual mode, or Aperture or Shutter Priority mode and take LOTS of pictures of all sorts of subjects.When I first bought the camera, I did not see that the articulating LCD panel would be of much use. WRONG!! I purchased a tripod to use and the first time you set the camera up about 18 inches off the floor to shoot a low horizontal shot, you will be a fan of the articulating LCD. The panel also has amazing resolution and can be zoomed during reviews of pictures so that you can get a good feel for the focus of your shot and whatever noise may be present as you push the limits of aperture, shutter speed, etc.I don't regret this purchase at all, except that as I see what it can do, my interest in photography is being further piqued, so now my wish list for more paraphernalia (remote flash, lenses, filters, etc.) is growing, which means spending more money.
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