Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

The swing-out LCD monitor on the 60D really sold me. I was in the market for a Canon 7D, but was put off by its larger size and much heavier weight compared with my old Canon T1i and even the 60D. The Canon 7D has much more capabilty over the T1i but the 60D comes pretty close and has a few niceties like the swing-out LCD monitor that the 7D does not have. The Canon T4i is supposed to have a superior video capabilty and ease of use, but my thing is wild flower photography and the 60D is perfect for this application.

I upgraded to the 60d about a year ago from a Rebel XSi and I love the camera. Such a huge upgrade especially in the focus point and ISO range areas. I was teetering between the 60d and 7d, but after researching it didn't seem like almost doubling the price was worth a faster frames per second. Low light pics are so much clearer and the controls seem very intuitive.All in all a great camera.

A dream realized. This camera is TOP! I'm not a professional photographer but now with this machine became inevitable interest in photography. It has everything we need and even more, many functions amateurs will not know what they are for. With practice and study, I'm close to becoming a professional.

Went back and forth and back and forth between the 7D and the 60D . I was able to make my choice not by how much they cost but by my shooting style . I do shoot my grand kids sports and daily lives as well as a lot of travel and landscape photos. Now I can't say what shooting a 7D is like but I absolutely LOVE my 60D and have not regretted my choice at all . I moved from the 40D and I must say I like the layout of the 60D much better . It is a fun camera to shoot and the video is very impressive. I have had many camera's in my over 30 yrs of photography and this one is a keeper .

I'm a beginner to SLR world & this is my first SLR.. I purchased this item some time back & was studying this for some time.. I must say this is a good one.. It was not that difficult to catch up the techniques as a beginner since the item is quite user friendly.. Body is steady.. Rotatable LCD makes it really easy.. Used to go for high levels of ISO like 2000 in low light without any uncertainty.. Value for money.. Highly recommended..

This camera has a lot of great features. I love the flip out screen and the auto level. You can also use the level in the viewfinder. You have to enable it in a setting that is in one of the menus. It uses the exposure area to show you the level. Very cool. Also, I love the addition of H.D. video. Before this camera, I only shot stills and always said I didn't care if a camera had video. Now that I have video, I could never go back to a camera that doesn't have it. The more I use it, the more I like it!! It is very addictive!! Just be preapred to buy lots of external hard drives if you like to shoot HD video a lot. The files are huge!! I also like the quick settings button. One of my favorite things to do is use it to adjust the white balance and be able to see your changes on screen instantly when using live view. This comes in handy when you forget your gray card or expo disc! You simply match the scene to your monitor to ge the true white balance. You see your adjustments on the screen as you are trying different settings. This is very helpful. I use the K setting a lot now. You keep adjusting the value until the scene matches the colors on your monitor.Some things I would like to see in the next model.When using live view & turning the manual focus ring, I would like a small square of the scene magnified 5 or 10 times (to get fine focus correct) but still be able to the the whole picture to make sure you are framing your shot correctly. This should be for still pics and video. When you stop turning the focus ring, the pic can return to full screen after a few seconds.I would like a dedicated video button. If you shoot stills and video together a lot it is a pain to keep switching back and forth.I don't like having to press and hold a button to be able to move the mode dial. This makes fast switches slower and awkward.Focus during live view auto focus is way too slow.Off camera flash should be a wireless signal and not based on the camera's flash. I've been told by camera pros, the camera's current off-camera flash method will not work when you are outside in bright sunlight.Need an interval timer for time lapse shots.Need to be able to save and name different custom white balance settings.Auto focus in dark places should not use a burst of the camera's flash. It should use a different beam of light. (My old Sony F828 used a really cool looking red beam to get in-focus shots in total darkness) When the camera uses the pre-flash to focus, people think that is the flash and don't hold their pose for the actual shot. Plus, it is very distracting if you are in a discrete situation.Other than these minor concerns, I love the camera and have gotten some fantastic stills and video with it. You get a lot of camera for a very fair price.

I recently upgraded to the 60d from the 30d. Man! What a difference! This camera is affordable and is exactly what I need for what I do. :)

Great pictures with 18-135mm kit lens. Nice balance for day long photo trips. Relatively easy learning curve. Battery stays charged for an incredible time. Paid less than $900 for the kit onAmazon. Could not be happier.

I take a lot of shots! I use a 400D 450D 60D 7D and 5D11 depending on where I am and what I am doing. I have to say I am not keen on the 400D series at all - I just don't like the feel or the controlls. The 7D is a great camera as is the 5D11. However, the 60D has become my most used camera by far.The weight factor is important to me as I often have the camera in hand for hours at a time. The 60D is a lot lighter than the 7D and 5D.I can detect no difference between the 7D and 60D regards quality of shot. The 60D is much better for movies and the sound is better, The tilt screen is agem for movies and macro work. High megapixel cameras need good lenses. Kit lenses don't give me the quality I need. But you don't have to spend a fortune on lenses. Check out my album on different lens shots in the link below. There are also a number of macro shots. The 5D is a great portrait and landscape camera and my choice if I am useing a 300mm lens an long shots as it can crop better with the full sensor. However, I don't always have the use of the 5D.On the strength of the body - I was covering a wedding the other day and dropped the camera with a heavy flash and lens attached onto the road. The thing bounced, tore the flash bracket of the top of the camera and put a major gauge in the bottom corner. It fell about 5ft. I picked up the bits - major adrenalin rush with the bride due any second and too late to get out another camera. The camera worked (without flash). Everything is now fixed and I can tell you that this camera is tough.My son is now getting seriously into photography - I will suggest he get a 60D. But he isn't getting mine![...]

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.

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.

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!!!!

I purchased this as my first DSLR and couldn't be happier. As a beginner the 18-200mm lens provides enough range for me to learn a great deal more before spending more money on different lenses. I tried handling a T3i in the store and it didn't "feel" as good as the 60D. A big part of my decision to purchase the Canon versus other brands (i.e. Nikon, Sony, etc.) was due to friends and family that already have Canons with lenses for me to borrow. I am totally happy with the purchase and would recommend to anyone who is thinking about beginning the very long journey into photography.However, someone once gave me a warning that went unheeded. "Photography is more addicting than drugs." I totally agree with this statement. Soon after purchasing this camera I began to research video cards, bags, straps, filters, tripods and a lot of other things. At the end of the day I am happy with my decision and can see the difference between pictures taken with my P&S and this camera. Now I just need to learn how to use this thing.

I mainly upgraded to the 60D for the ergonomics and found over the last few months that the flip out screen is great when put away in order to protect the screen. When the screen is out of sight it may help you learn (like it did me) to shoot confidently in manual mode without reviewing photos immediately after capture. It has also helped me become extremely efficient at adjusting shutter, iso, and aperture settings on the fly under changing lighting conditions in manual mode.I have large hands, this camera is more comfortable than any Rebel. The fps is good, but i'm not a machine gun shooter, so whatever."L" lenses feel better and more balanced than with the Rebel line. I also think image quality is slightly better than the t2i, just my opinion.Canon doesn't market this as being weather sealed, but it does exist. Not as much as a 1D camera or the 7D, but seals do exist.. just google the diagram. I have used this in heavy rain with confidence, no issues so far.battery lasts FOREVER. I can go on a 3 day trip without having to dig through my suitcase for the charger, even after 1000's of shots. I also love the power save mode which doesn't require you to physically turn the camera off, EVER. The power switch is always set to the "on" position.Build quality is excellent, I don't really know why people are fussing about it being made out of polycarbonate. This is the same material Magpul magazines are made from. Its less than 1k, what do you expect? I consider it a steal for what you get out of this camera. Its pretty much a 7D without the fps and a few gucci features.Even with the 60D, i'm still saving up for the 5Dmk3 whenever it comes out. The 60D will then become my backup.

I got this camera after having the Rebel XTi for a little too long.. for background I'm an "amateur professional" I suppose. I dabble in weddings and portraits but my main use is for landscapes and macro.Overall this camera is simply amazing, especially for the price. The 19point AF radically improves the performance of even some of my slower lenses like my tokina 12-24mm f/4 and tamron 28-75mm f/2.8, the latter of which ive been using less and less because of the painful focus time and both of which have slow motors (both are first versions), as well as the tiny viewfinder on the XTi which deters me from manual focusing. But now with such an accurate and quick AF, even the slow motor gives me quick enough focus speed that the lens becomes usuable in lower light settings, and the viewfinder + live view (esp quick liveview) gives me so much more flexibility.The flip screen is pretty cool, though i haven't had THAT much use for it.The only reason why I voted down one star is some random interface stuff that annoys me. I understand the idea behind the wheel lock on the left side, but it's harder to be quick to switch between different program modes like M and Video. Video (like on all canon cameras ) is STILL all the way on the other end of the wheel. the on/off button is on the left side, which forces your left hand to move up and turn on the camera while that crucial second could be spend focusing or zooming.Otherwise, this camera's image quality is superb.. great control and vibrant colors, and excellent with the noise control. I'm really glad the 60d didnt' have the same issues as the 50d, and it was well worth the $1k :

I had the old Canon 300D and decided to upgraded. I hesitated a little bit between the Canon 600D and the 60D, and I am very glad I took the 60D. It's such an upgrade from the 300D. The controls are great and feel much more profesional, and I welcome the bigger battery, better body design, and faster shutter speed.The price difference was not that big with the 600D, and this is why I took the 60D.However, until Canon decide to update the 60D firmware, there are two things that the 600D has over the 60D1) Video digital zoom (600D digital video zoom can scale up to 3x without loosing quality).2) Continuous shooting mode with the new Canon 320ex speedlite. The Canon 320ex speedlite has a video light that can be use with the 60D and 600D, but apparently, according to the doc, with the 600D it has a continuous mode which allow the light to automatically turn on/off during shooting. I will get the 320ex soon, and will try to report if this is not available on the 60D.I hope that both of those are fixable by firmware and that canon will go the extra mile to bring that to us.But overall, I think that the 60D was a much better choice for me.

I started my photo hobby with a Rebel XS, and quickly outgrew it. A friend of mine picked up the 60D with the 28-135mm IS USM, for a great price, and i wanted to jump on that wagon. By the time i was ready, the price on that package jumped astronomically. So, after alot of research i found this setup, and was sold almost immediately. I was nervous about the lens, because i read alot of reviews about the "terrible vignetting" that this lens caused, but i bought it anyway. After a few days of use, i will say, without a doubt, this lens is great for a kit lens. The UD motor isn't very loud, i would say comparable to the USM. This lens takes great shots throught the focal range, and i wouldn't trade it for any other kit lens.The camera is exactly what i knew it to be. And after playing with my buddies 60D, it was a seamless transition from something like that light weight starter DSLR to this camera, and i went from alright shots, to amazing shots overnight!

I had been lusting over the 7d for almost a year when canon announced the 60d. I'm very glad that I waited for this camera. The specs on the two are almost identical and they shoot the same quality of HD video. The 60d has the added bonus of the swivel screen which I find very useful. I use to have to lay down on my stomach, get rocks in my knees or even questionable things in my hair to get the shots that I wanted. Now, I simply put the camera into live view, point it in the direction that I need and take the photo in a much more comfortable position. I also love that the live view option shows the adjustments you're making to the image as you change settings. The "K" setting in the white balance is also very useful, something my XSI didn't have. All in all I am very happy with my purchase and would most definitely make it again.

This is my first DSLR and so far I love it. It is easy enough for my wife to use it in full auto but still gives me the amount of control I want, as little or as much as I want. I found one feature that I had not seen mentioned in other reviews. While taking video, you can still take a picture. Some times you just want to capture that moment still and there is no need to stop recording and such to do so.If anything the only problem I have had with it is that it is a little slow in low light situations, especially if using the flash. I expect this can be resolved with a better lens for low light situations. In the daylight it is very fast and I have no complaints.

This camera is nice! I've done a lot of research before purchasing my first DSLR, and this impressed me with some features that allow for a comfortable and exciting transition for a former point-and-shooter. Quality is very nice, build is strong, 18-135mm lens is fantastic for a starting point. I love the flippable LCD screen and the 1080p movie capture. It's like a suped-up 550D, but I think worth buying, especially if you want all of the good features of the 550 plus some nice attributes from the 7D. I would recommend for good longevity that anyone buying this also purchase an LCD screen cover from GGS and some sort of quality multi-coated UV filter. The GGS cover for the 550d will fit the 60d LCD fine (both 3:2 3" screens), and this way you'll never have to replace the LCD, only the covers in the future. Similarly with the UV filter, you will forever protect a dust-free lens, and just have to swap out 50$ filters in the future. I am eager to capture many memories with this fine piece of Canon equipment. I wish it were less expensive, but per usual, Amazon provides the lowest price possible with trusted service.

i am from the old school, film, 35mm.... great feel, great features i love the fact that i can shoot until i fill my sd card not until i run out of film. the video options are excellent. this is my first slr since my f1, a1 days. i have a lot of catching up to do. canon should take more chances in their tech features, ie faster fps at this lvl. this may be a entry lvl camera but it is still a investment. weather proofing could be better, other wise great camera.

I will only say that this has been the best purchase I've ever made. Just read the reviews and watch the videos that are out there about this product. You will be amazed!

I compared the Canon T2I Rebel and this 60D for many weeks. The 60D came up on a super sale from Amazon and that convinced me to buy it. It does have some extra things going for it that the Rebel lacked. The articulating LCD is a huge plus in my book. i also like the 18x 135 lens in the kit and it works quite well for me. I am a newbie to the DSLR thing and there is a lot to learn. I am very happy I went with this 60D. I also went with an extra lens in 70mmx300mm. I am having so much fun with it that I am now shopping for a 400mm Prime lens for it. I will try and attach a picture that I think turned out very well and shows lots of detail. I use it a lot for wildlife and birding trips.