Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

Я не в восторге. Видео отличное! Удобное меню, откидывающийся дисплей. Недостатки: через 6 месяцев заклинило стационарную вспышку, часто промахивается с авто фокусом.

Really nice camera with a lot of functions that helps to take great pictures in most of the conditions. It comes with a 18-200 len

Купил себе данный аппарат, вместо 1000д. Долго выбирал между ним 7д и 50д. 50д как бы не расписывали его плюсы уже устарел. Магниевый корпус в качестве преимущества - сомнительно, учитывая, что на "так называемом дешевом пластике"...

До покупки пользовался Nikon D300, но захотелось видео, смотрел в сторону Canon.

Итак что нужно:
1. Ручное управление параметрами (выдержка, диафрагма, исо, балланс белого)
2. Что то небольшое.
3. Запись видео, поворотный дисплей.

Думал даже взять 600D так как он меньше и легче, но как оказалось...

I was always a bit confused by the 60D's spot in the Canon line up. It has the same sensor at the rebels below, so what's the difference, can't be all that much right? Wrong. You would be surprised at how important build quality and controls are. The layout of the controls are brilliant on this camera, almost all critical parameters have a control (except ISO which is just a button instead of a scroll wheel). It also fits very well in your hand. Flip out screen is essential for video work, and is surprisingly useful for photo. Being a cropped sensor it doesn't handle high iso well, good amount of noise. I don't shoot above 800, and always try for lower. If your considering the T3i, pay the extra hundred or so and get this.

i really recommend..very good camera... i use this camera for all sittuation and it renpond very well, best buy allwais!!

While debating the purchase of this item a co-worker mentioned she owns the same kit. I asked her how she liked it and she said "the lens is too slow". Now, I'm not a sports photographer and I don't shoot much of pouncing beasties or swirling tornadoes so I bought it regardless of her complaint. I shoot a lot of buildings. And buildings don't move short of using dynamite or a back hoe. Even with a permanently fixed subject the autofocus on this lens takes forever. The little servo motor goes back and forth and back and forth for 5,6,7,8 and even 9 seconds before settling down on a decision of clarity the whole while whizzing and buzzing like the sound effects for one of those unwatchable Transformers movies.And here's an odd complaint. The LCD screen on the camera is too good. What? Too good? Yes. Too good. The colors are so vibrant on the LCD that when you look at the same image on a monitor or in print it's disappointing.

The added features you get over the Rebel series definitely makes this camera worth the extra dollars. I especially appreciate the LCD display giving you basic settings at a glance. I used a friend's Rebel the other day and was immediately frustrated with not being able to quickly determine basic settings.The flip out screen is fantastic both for video and photos. I shoot very little in live view, but there are always those situations, that particular angle, where looking through the view finder is just not doable.I do wish it included focus adjustment as my nifty fifty always seems to be focused just a bit in front of the subject.And, definitely check out Magic Lantern, which is an add on firmware for Canon DSLRs. It opens up a whole range of new possibilities.

Purchased the camera about a year ago. My only other experience was with an older Canon Rebel, which was nice but the 60D is definitely a step up. The battery lasts a long time compared with older Canons, which was especially nice when I took it to Europe last summer, because I could shoot all day without exhausting the battery, which surprised me. Another upgrade I enjoy is the ability to shoot RAW plus jpg for each shot, which can be practical in a variety of ways, like when you shoot a model and want to send some quick jpgs, or when you shoot some serious travel photos but want the accessibility of jpg to post fresh pics to Facebook, flickr et al. Very lightweight body also.The reticulating screen is a great idea if just for the fact you can keep the preview screen folded in all or most of the time to protect it from dirt, scratches and breakage. I have found, however, that the reticulating screen is difficult to focus with; it just does not seem to want to lock the focus. I was trained in film, and I used a Rollei for a while, so I thought of doing ant's eye shots with it and other odd angles. Maybe I just need to mess with the settings.Highly recommended for the serious film guy who makes the jump to digital.BTW, yes I still use film.

В целом впечатления противоречивые. С одной стороны очень качественная матрица. Хороший цвет. Низкий уровень шумов. Очень хороший экран. С другой стороны это сочетается с совершенно никаким управлением. Такие функции как баланс белого, качество фото, управление вспышками только через меню. Например в целом хорошо реализованное беспроводное управление сочетается с тем что необходимо лезть в дебри меню...

I've had this camera for a few months now so I can now properly write a review. First of all let me say I am just an amatuer photgrapher. I upgraded from a Rebel XTi. (1)SIZE: is not that much bigger or bulkier so dont worry about that issue(something i questioned) (2)PRICE: worth it; quality of photos is outstanding of course but now you don't need a camcorder(the video from this camera is BETTER than the video i shoot with a Sony HD camcorder!) (3)LCD SCREEN: this is the biggest thing to catch everybody's attention(this is obvious when you go shooting at the zoo and see so many people with this model camera). It works great.....but most of us shooting with DSLR's are not using the screen to take a photo. It does come in handy for candid shots/catching somebody when they are not posing because u can hold the camera down by your side and line up a shot. (4)SD CARD: If you are currently using a camera with a compact flash drive then this SD card is a much better choice. Compact Flash storage is too easy to damage with all the pins....in my experience most photographers I know remove the card and put it into a reader rather than hooking camera directly to computer. (5)BATTERY: bigger than the Rebel's....holding strong so far. On my outings I have taken about 200-300 photos each trip with half the battery charge left. One hike was 8 hrs in 105 degree temps and I flicked the power off/on many,many times taking at least 200 photos and still had 1/3 battery life remaining(weight/size was not a bother in my hand and sometimes around my neck).Overall it's well worth the investment that will last you for years and years for either the parent, the amatuer, and even a professional.

Перешёл с 500D, которым снимал около 3-х лет. 60D ощутимо выигрывает по всем параметрам. Качество снимков меня очень радует, даже со старым...

For what it is meant to do, it does everything well. Definitely not a camera to use to "jump" into photography. Don't get fooled to think you need an amazing camera. A T3i/T2i will suffice and show you basics before upgrading. This is a heavier (more balanced) camera with a bigger viewfinder and other functions like that which would be pointless for a newcomer but great for experienced photographer. I personally use manual lens so sometimes I feel like a 5Dc or a 5DII will be better with a bigger view finder and full frame sensor would be better for portraits. The 60d sits nicely between the T3i and 5DII.Pros:Good constructionGood picture qualityCons:Button layout (the play back button should be placed like the 50d and missing the nub)^That was a brief pro/con cause everything else was negligible

60D body is sturdy and has some weight to it which is nice for shooting handheld video. Can't beat the moveable LCD screen. Package deal with the Standard Zoom Lens is great for beginner videographers/photographers.

Хочу сразу сказать всем, кто смотрит в сторону Canon 60d: Покупайте, не раздумывайте! Фотоаппарат удивительный! Долго читал сравнения Canon 50d и 60d, старички хаят данный девайс. Смешно, эти люди даже не держали в руках. Снимал на днях свадьбу у друга, был фотограф и 2 профессиональных видеооператора, взяли тушку, нацепили свой "полтинник", поснимали, тут же посмотрели. Итог - видео класса профессионально-снятого фильма.
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After I decided to move up to a DSLR I went to Fry's Electronics and tried out many brands and many models. I was looking for something that just felt right in my hands.The Canon 60D was the perfect camera for holding. Other DSLRs are certainly as good or better in many respects but there is no getting around the fact that the 60D was the only one that I felt comfortable with.There are three things I wish it did better.(1) fast continuous focus in movie mode.and the next two could easily be added with a firmware update(2) I would like a choice of more exposures during exposure bracketing. The Canon gives 3. The Nikons give 3,5,7,9. Handy for HDR.(3) I would like intervalometer built into the menu system.So other than a request for new features I really love this Canon 60D. There are several books available for it and I really like (and own) "Canon EOS 60D for Dummies" and David Busch's "Canon EOS 60D Guide to Digital SLR Photography".If the camera died today I would get another tomorrow. I tried to get one with the 18-200 Canon zoom but they are just not available in the states now. I have the 18-135 which is a fine lens. I could have obtained a 60D with a Tamron 18-270 but was reluctant because of some negative reviews on the image stabilization and focus at small F stops. I tried out a Nikon D7000 with a 18-200 and was not impressed with the difference in image size as I zoomed out from 135 to 200 which helped me decide that I could be happy with the Canon 18-135. The menu system on the 60D is way easier to use than the Nikons. I really wanted the flip out screen but I have to admit that 99% of the time I either leave it closed or flip it around flat against the camera body.

When the 7D came out I "dumped" my T1i and went for it. When the T2i came out I jumped on that as a "knockaround" lightweight cam that also offered backup capability. But when the 60D dropped in price a bit I succumbed to it's "siren call".Primarily what I was after was the ability to disable AGC in the audio, I was doing "double system" audio using ZoomH2 and ZoomH1 recorders and having to "synch" up in post processing. The AGC disable and manual audio level control in the 60D allows some projects to be accomplished without using external audio recorders although there is still not a way to "monitor" audio from the camera with headphones (one workaround for this will be to do a "test" scene on location and plug the media card into a laptop computer, checking both video and audio that way).Another appreciated feature is the articulating LCD. Some camera angles get difficult because without a position adjustable LCD, the operator has to be behind the camera often with eye "glued" to an LCD viewfinder. On occasion I may work by myself and have to get out in front of the camera, being able to turn the LCD to face the subject makes this a lot easier.Intermediate ISO's (as implemented on the 7D) are very useful to me and I was glad to get this in the 60D. Another feature I like is the size, shape,"heft", and feel of the 60D, enough more than the Rebel series, but not the "boat anchor" feel the 7D can become. This may become my most used video camera.This is the second Canon I haven't felt the need to even unwrap the manual. I have David Busch's book on the 7D and much included in that book applies to both the T2i and 60D, what things about the 60D are not in that book seem almost self intuitive to me so I was able to use the 60D on a video tutorial project "right out of the box".I was able to achieve the video results I had expected.

After shooting with a Canon Rebel XS for 2 years, i felt the itch to upgrade my camera. When the 60D body price dropped to under $900 in November, i quickly sold my XS and ordered this fine camera. To be honest, i didn't do much research before I ordered it so i never bothered to compare it to the 7D but the spending an extra $400 for the 7D didn't fly with my wife so i "settled" on the 60D. After ordering it, i jumped onto the dpreview forums to see what people were saying about the 60D. The 2 things that i saw the most discussion about was the plastic body and the lack of micro-adjust.When i finally received my camera and mounted my Tamron 17-50mm and was astonished at how solid the camera felt in my hands. Maybe it's b/c i have never held a magnesium body but i couldn't imagine how it could feel anymore solid. The XS truly feels like a toy after holding the 60D. I have never once dropped my XS in the 2 years i owned it so i don't really worry that i'll be dropping the 60D. As for the micro-adjust, i never had it on my XS so i don't really know what i'm missing. i'm sure it's a nice feature to have but i'm not missing it. i guess ignorance is bliss in my case.Prior to the 60D being announced, the 50D was the camera i was planning to buy. When the 60D was released with the vari-angle LCD screen, i was truly sold. One of the features I miss from my old Canon Pro1 is the flip out LCD screen so i was really excited when i saw the 60D. The LCD screen on the 60D is absolutely beautiful. Coming from the 230k pixel screen of the XS, looking at the 60D screen felt like i was watching HD tv for the first time.The 60D is so responsive. The autofocus is really fast and the controls are really intuitive and fast. The 5.3fps is amazing. It's so fast. i can't even imagine how the 8fps on the 7D must sound like. Image quality is top notch.The only annoying thing about the 60D is the location of the movie mode on the mode dial. It's located all the way at the opposite end from the M, Av, Tv modes. If the mode dial turned all the way, it wouldn't be an issue but you really have to turn it all the way around to get from M to movie mode.

This camera is nothing short of outstanding. The material just feels great in the hands, the button layout is perfectly designed to have the most comfortable fit possible.The canon 60D is the perfect fit between Canon's Rebel EOS T2i and Canon EOS 7D. the 7D being a more professional camera, and the T2i being more recreational. So this camera is useful on both sides. it has 18 megapixels and has a CMOS sensor. The Vari-Angle 3inch LCD screen has a high true resolution and is helpful when taking video or taking shots at tricky angles. The camera has a Digic 4 processor, allowing RAW images to be changed to JPEG and edited IN CAMERA. It shoots up to 1080p and 5.3 fps.This camera is AMAZING, if you're stuck between 2 cameras,(i know i was) check [...] There you can compare cameras side-by-side and see advantages of each. I hope this review helps! I love my 60D!!!!