Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

I have this product for couple of months now and decided to write this review base on this time of use. I bought it as a back up body to my Canon 7D. I would say they have the same IQ (same sensor) but the 7D has nicer color (more vibrant.) Maybe its just the LCD screen. I love the tilting LCD screen when I have to go for a creative shot. Captured some videos with a low resolution using a 50mm 1.8 lens which were really nice even at 640x480. Considering using this more for videos. The only thing on the screen is it gets easily scratch (unlike the 7D) so I put a screen protector for it. One thing that I don't like about it is the buffer memory easily gets filled after 5 to six shots (RAW.) I used this for a fashion show (to be unnoticeable vs bringing my 7D with a battery grip) and shoot RAW that night. I missed some shots because the camera is busy processing after 4-5 consecutive shots. I'm not sure if it's because I use a high ISO (2500, so I will not use a flash) that will make the file size bigger. The layout of the controls are good and is very close to the 7D. Contrary to the reviews of some, the touch pad/wheel did not annoy me. I find it useful.

Perfect camera for an enthusiasts. I would recommend it to anyone looking to step up from a point and shoot.

This was so worth the wait big THANKS to AMAZON!!!! My husband was so happy with the camera it was more than we expected....

This review is a visceral reaction to the value of Canon's D60 as compared to long experience with an XT that has served me well and does not deserve to join the 'closet clutter'. Being an amateur shooter doesn't mean one must accept amateur like results within the gear's capability. Others can do a better job of explaining technicals, menus, under-the-hood features and the virtues of metal and plastic. My rating method is what comes out on HQ photo paper as measured by eyeballs in a durable enough package. I'll get the rest of it figured out in good time.I shouldn't have bought it. There are tons more rational things to do with that money, like a retirement account. Video is nice, but stills are my shtick and the ol' "Lady XT" has earned its keep with a decent set of Tamron lenses. I won't earn a thin dime from a D60. It would only pay in personal satisfaction and gifts for friends in scenes demanding more than point-n-shoot. To justify this cost, it MUST be a very meaningful improvement on the XT.Having resisted the 40, 50 and 60 to now, the approval of the household Princess and CFO came as a shock. While DPreview is luke-warm on the 18-200 IS, this bundle fit between the very good Tamron lenses on hand. The question of the hour is simple ... is it that much better? One can read reviews 'til the cows come home and not really be sure it is the right thing to do. The answer is ...I feel like a blind squirrel who has found a nut. D60 performance is exceptionally and surprisingly better. There is as much different between the XT and D60 as there is going from a decent point-n-shoot to the XT; quite remarkable. I haven't had a chance to check every bell and whistle, but at a fundamental level I have noticed three things that stand out. 1. Every focused XT shot always required some DP Pro sharpening for detail. Not so with an unedited, focused D60 shot out of the camera. A full res shot barely, if at all, responds to sharpening. Sharpening does come in to play with cropped results and, as promised, resolution stands up quite well even with deep crops. 2. The colors really seem to 'pop' on screen or photo paper. DP Pro tone curve tends to want to drop saturation. The camera's richer color renditions are so pleasing in the few frames shot to date that I now rarely use tone curve. In short, if a shot is in focus then one can accomplish just about any post effect a casual shooter desires. 3. While DPreview isn't thrilled, the 18-200 IS lens is producing excellent results in a very practical every day focal range. I have yet to mount one of my 'better' non-IS Tamrons; I'm almost afraid to find out if they'll stand up to the 18-200 IS, but they have been great performers on the XT.I have yet to push the limits, but I have no doubt that the D60 is going to be a pleasant surprise in all ways. A couple of the very first shots taken are posted featuring a butterfly and bumble bee visit to our flower garden. If you have doubts, they are worth a look. The D60 IS a 'worth it' upgrade and I gladly paid the bill.

it is a good camera at this price. It is do worth this price. It is at good condition. The lens has a wide choose, but it is hard to say perfect. if you want to have a good lens, i think you would have to choose another one. All in all, it is worth this price.

I'm an Intermediate shooter. I don't do RAW for convenience. (time consumed w/ Pic's) I'm mainly a JPG shooter. Even the RAW shooters will take multiple shots ensuring the perfect shot. But I have the capability.My top camera's now are: the Canon 60D w/ 18-200mm lens, NEX-7 w/ 18-55mm lens, and the Canon G1x. I have owned several other camera's and currently own the Sony HX9v & WX9, along with my Canon S-80. Past Camera's: Sony NEX-5, HX5, Canon S95, SX210, S-70, S-50, S-20, & Olympus C-4040. Still have a film Nikon 35ti.I was searching for the perfect P&S, but got a little sidetracked, always wanting a better picture. The 60D with the 18-200mm lens was just what I wanted in a camera and lens for the money in an SLR. When you first get it, it's intimidating. But You can throw it on full auto & just go anyway. I prefer P program auto. As with any camera, you start to learn about it, and it becomes comfortable.Of all of my camera's I've had to date, this is the best. Some of this could be the lens, but it's hard to say. This camera is fast, pleasant to use, comfortable, (once you get it out) and easy to get great pic's from.I've said it before, After reading some folks having a bad experience with their new 60D, these camera's are mass produced electronics & like all things, you can get a bad one from the factory. I got a bad NEX-5 right out of the box. But I didn't pick up on it. When I took it back to the camera shop that I bought it from, they found it. Everytime I read about someone having trouble with a new camera, I think of this. Was it a bad camera from the factory?The video is second to no one. Great Video's! And there's plenty of options for different kinds of shooting.All in all, this camera gives you alot of flexiblity in shooting and produces great pictures!!!The bottom line is, if you can put up with the SLR stuff, and want a better picture, this is a great place to jump in at!

I have had four cannon SLR cameras and this one is the best so far. Everything I have done has been excellent.

I purchased my Canon D 60 from Best Buy in store because of many factors. So this is not going to be a verified buy...or whatever they call it. I bought this with a back up battery pack (I seldom ever NEED it) the canon bag, and some extra Extreme SD Cards (10 rating).Body: Who needs metal really? I don't see the point, this thing has perfect weight, can hold zoom lenses more stable than most cameras I have played with, and while yes the lense is a IS I had a Nikon DLSR that could not really support a IS lense that was up to 300 because the length was not supported by the body wieght. It does matter! But metal verses this ruggid plastic, not a issue at all for me. I like the rubber rough grip area because it is like built in no slip when I am handling it. It also fits my hands pretty well. The ONLY CON I have with this camera is the need for two hands to change a setting on the wheel...I have no idea what Canon was thinking but this is just a bad planning in my opinion! I have never had to deal with a wheel that locks and do NOT like it. However this one minor issue is well out-wayed by the performance and quality of the camera..so I overlook it...well except when I am cursing as I have to make a change and have to stop and do it with both hands...other than that I overlook it HA!Lense: Love the lense, great performance, nice glass, easy to clean, good wieght feels good, setting markings are there, great...what can you say? Only CON here...I cannot get as close up as I would like for macro shots...and for me that means buying a dedicated lense because I have a lot of things I want to shoot in this range for the art work I am doing. So for those who are wanting/doing macro shooting as a primary pls consider additional money for a dedicated lense...but don't rule this bad boy out...I just shoot and crop for now, but just really want more from the performance. Now as far as beach, arch designs, people, landscape, you cannot even begin to go wrong here!! It flat our rocks!!! Lighting is something I think we all play with, so enjoy because there are just a number of ways to play around with this. You can buy additional flashes and I am also considering this as an additional purchase as well, (mostly because I want to shoot light angles, for the art effects I am looking for), the built in flash, the adjustments and abilities of this camera are extremely amazing, so this is NOT a con at all.I keep my kit lense on the camera most of the time, and pack it in my Canon bag which fits just fine with lense cap on.I love the rotation of the viewer, mostly because it does protect the screen! Do I use rotation very much, not really. But have needed it a few times in tight situations, and when I wanted to get my straight lines in tact from standing low, or high from the shot I am taking this is great to have!Now for my everyday carry camera, this is not it. My back up is my G11 Canon, with the two cameras I have it all pretty much covered, and with great quality, excellent performance can't go wrong. I do need the dedicated lense due to what I am into shooting right now, but that is just me, not the camera itself. Hope this review helps.

I got this as a gift from my wife for christmas. I took it up in the mountains this past weekend and took some shots to get a feel for it. The pictures were incredible. I have been taking pictures with my iphone for so long that I forgot what good pictures look like.

I've had this camera for a over two years and not once I haven't regretted my choice. Of course there are better bodies out there; however, for it's price it's done an excellent job.

This product is just what I want, a camera that can produce creative pictures. the 60D is well designed. It is easy to beginner but it takes time to use it well. I took several test pictures and the quality of the photos is very high. I like it very much.

I have had a Canon Digital Rebel for 9 yrs. and this camera (60D) is triple the MP we are used to. So far Christmas pictures have been sharp clear and it is easy to use. Have not tried the video yet but that is next experiment.

It takes beautiful pictures and amazing HD videos! The LCD rotates so it offers more flexibility in your shoots. Love it.

My wife bought this camera as an upgrade (Christmas present) from an Xsi purchased a few years ago. I am a serious amateur, retired, with several grandchildren playing various sports. The camera is a quantum leap forward. I love it. Ken

my daughter loves this Canon a real good add on to her other Canons. look for great photos from it amd her

I bought this as an upgrade from my 10D. I had previously used a friend's 50D and thought I'd give this 60D a try. And let me tell you- ABSOLUTELY worth every single penny. This camera is beyond fantastic. Excellent buy at the lowest price on the market.

This camera remains a favourite of mine. The size weight and shooting power is ideal for all the photo jobs I have taken. The photos are a dream and the 3" LCD screen really helps in my review of the photos taken. I love it!

Bought this as an upgrade to my Canon T1i. When the price of the 60D dropped after the introduction of the 70D I could not turn down the bargain. Even though the 70D has some nice features, it wasn't worth twice the price just for the few features I would use. So it was a no brainer to get the 60D even though it is a several year old technology. Have been very happy with the purchase. Picture quality is excellent. Shoot only in RAW. Moveable LCD panel is nice, but I don't really make that much use of it. Probably would if I shot more video, but that is not what I bought the camera for. Excellent camera for the price.

I went from a Rebel to this camera. A very good choice. I sold the lens and purchased an 18 - 200mm lens. This combination works very well for me. I also have a 400mm lens for birding and wildlife. I get some great shots on our travels.

Great camera. Haven't tried the video recording yet and have only taken about 1000 shots. I upgraded from the Olympus 510E so the button layouts are taking some time to get used to but I'm loving it.

We switched from Rebel xsi to this one and it's a completely different experience, the pictures come alive with this camera. Great features and very good body. Overall an excellent camera in canon series.

Upgraded from an older rebel, and love this camera. Slightly heavier, but it seems really well built and tons of new features that were easy to learn.

Love this camera, I upgraded from a Rebel XS and wanted more features. It takes some getting used to, but I'm finding lots of tutorials on YouTube. HD video is excellent quality.

I chose this rating because this model has been updated with the Canon 70D which has more features.but you can't buy a better full featured camera for the money!