Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

It was a gift for my daughter and she loves it.It is the same camera she uses at work. A great camera!!

THIS WAS A REPLACEMENT FOR ANOTHER OLD CANON CAMERA. THE NEW CAMERA HAS A LOT MORE FEATURES AND TAKES GREAT PICTURES.I WOULD DEFINITELY RECOMEND THIS CAMERA TO OTHERS.

Returned camera the day after I received it. The only plus it had more "power" downside-grainess of the photos and over all photo quality was poor. Canon can do better than that.

My boy really wanted to have canon 60dI got this for christmas present for himHe was very excited with it and now he took shorts and uploade to youtube of his account

I purchased the 60D for both photo and video use. After viewing tons of images on Flickr and videos on YouTube, it came down to either the 60D or the T2i. The video quality of the 60D is what finally won me over. Not only does it look incredible, but the 60D video seems to have a depth to it that I felt was missing from the Rebel models. The superior build quality, flip-out screen, and additional features like the metering screen at the top are all icing on the cake.If you're like me and still have a lot to learn about photography and want to make the most of your camera, I'd highly recommend checking out some of the photography courses available on Lynda dot com. They have a series of called "Foundations of Photography" which covers subjects like exposure, composition, shooting in low light, and they also have a three and a half hour course that's specifically for the Canon 60D. It's way more intuitive than reading a manual and will have you off and running with your new camera in no time.

Very happy with this buy. I upgraded from the Rebel xsi and am very happy with the choice. The 60d is much better in low light.

Love the camera, but UNFORTUNATELY it came with a pixel out and the only way to find out that it was out was to use the camera (which voids the ability to return it) so now I'm photoshopping out a TINY red spot in every image I take from now until forever.I'm glad I bought it, but I definitely won't buy from this seller again. Buy new people - always buy new when it comes to cameras.

I have taken over 8000 pictures with this camera in 20 months.I use the Sigma 17x50 f\2.8 EX HSM for my landscape and people shots. Canon 400mm f\5.6 for birds.Positives:Picture quality is better the the 50D. The JPEGs look great to me.ISO 1600 looks good at least on my 26 inch monitor with no cropping, but not blowing it up to the pixel level. For cropping, for instance bird pictures, I would not use higher than ISO 400.Negatives:When using my 400mm, my shutter locked up twice in 20 degree weather. I had to turn off the camera to get the shutter to release. Yesterday at 17 degrees, the shutter would not fire unless I put it in manual focus. I have had 3 other Canon DSLRs that have not had this issue. Note that the manual does state the working temperature range is 32-104F...same as my 50D.Sigma EF500 DG Super external flash did not work with the camera, it works with the 50D.After trying to use the Sigma flash, the on camera flash would not popup - indicates external flash in use. This is a common problem with this camera related to any flash. At least one person indicates it gets better with use. Nonetheless, you have to manually "fix" the hot shoe so the pin resets. You can Google search to see how to reset it.Bottom line: I think this is a great camera that takes great pictures, but doesn't like the cold, at least with my 400mm, and it doesn't like older Sigma flashes.

18.0 Megapixels5.3 frames-per-secondVari-angle 3.0 inch LCD screen100-6400 ISOWhat more could I ask for?I was issued this camera when I was working for my college newspaper and it did what I wanted it to and more. This camera is a big, huge step above the cameras I was issued in the past, the EOS 10D and Rebel XTiThe vari-angle screen was awesome and it came in handy for shooting various angles.Sporting events were a breeze, shooting at 5.3 frames per second made it easy to capture all the great moments. This camera is great and easy to use. The 100-6400 made it easy to shoot in low-light situations. Pictures were crisp, color was vibrant. Video quality was amazing.Love the settings and all the features. This camera helped me win awards at an annual intercollegiate press association in Texas.The Canon EOS 60D is literally the total package.

I loved this camera a lot. I was interested in photography but i already knew the basics. This made the 60D an ideal choice for me

This is my first shift into an SLR. I've owned other Canons for years, so it was no surprise that I liked it, but I still have been thrilled with this camera. It was a little hard to get used to the heft and I'm still trying to find a way of carrying it, and the macro lens I bought, when hiking -- front packs are too long and I can't see my footing, etc. So on the bulk side I'm still adjusting. But, in terms of just gorgeous pics, it's been terrific. The only barrier for me with this camera is my own learning curve.

My only complaint is that in this age, with all the technology being so intuitive, this camera could be improved in terms of the feeling and position of buttons, scrolling through the menu being awkward.But I think it captures the images clearly, (although i would recommend a tripod) and any fault for unsightly pictures would be mine for not knowing much about photography.

Very cool camera. Takes cool shots. need the case though. Easy to use but need to read up a little bit to max it's benefits.

This camera does everything it is suppose to do, and it is very easy to use. I do mostly still photography, so I have not used the video mode very much. However, what little video I have taken has been professional quality.

Great funcionality and quality for the cost. Just an awesome tool. I recommend it to anyone interested in camera or video.

I am so happy with this camera. It was a great deal, The Canon EOS 60D is easy to use and produces fabulous photos. Videos are spectacular!!

perfect ever, great camera, so happy with this camera, would recommend this camera to anyone who is interested in buying a cmera

Super value, would recommend to all who want to make professional pictures. It is easy to use and a super value.

Thoroughly enjoying my new 60D camera! I replaced my 20D with this more and am loving the improvements. Fast, light and quiet.

Love this camera, lightweight, perfect for travel photos. Taking this camera with me wherever I go!300 zoom lens, was a bonus!

I remember at the launch of this camera body, how reviewers hammered Canon for "downgrading" the XXD series with the 60D. After all, it was the first body to do away with the magnesium alloy for plastic.. OH NO! Actually, I think it saved some weight, and who throws around their camera gear anyway? I do, actually. I am a professional wedding photographer, and sometimes I have to shed one setup for another quickly. Yet, this baby was a great, inexpensive backup to my 7D, and complement to our full frame 5D II rigs.As far as the focusing system is concerned, sometimes fewer AF points are a better option. For instance, when shooting in low light with a shallow depth of field at f1.2, I would much rather have the quickness of selecting a single point from just 9 instead of the 19 on the 7D. And the difference between image quality in the two bodies is negligible in my opinion. Plus the swivel screen comes in handy when creating more artistic angles from on the floor or up very high, shooting over someones shoulder, etc. I wish the full frame cameras from Canon offered the swivel screen.In all, this is a camera that works well for the amateur who wants to put the camera in auto mode and shoot away, to the seasoned pro who is looking for a quick draw, low-light, artistic shot. Nice job again, Canon! Excited for the new 6D!

LOVE LOVE LOVE this camera, it is VERY user friendly and as a long time Canon fan was NOT disappointed :)

I do NOT need a different camera than this one!! Love it and will definitely keep it for many years!!

I used to be the Chief Editor of Photography for this antique thing called a "newspaper" Where we went into "Dark Rooms" to develop the magical images we captured on our 35mm devices. So I finally made the tech leap from the 1800's to the 21st century and I'm glad I did! The clarity of the images is important to any photographer with a good eye and I can't wait to see what this thing can do. If I can only figure out where to put the film?! ;)Cheers,Matthew RingsCEO & Founder DBL07 Consulting Web Design Columbia SC[...]