Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

I finally traded up from a Canon 20D bought in 2006. This new 60D camera is solid and very well thought out. Build quality is excellent, sensitivity is phenomenal, and picture clarity is first rate. I thought of moving up to a full frame format digital SLR, but the price difference, for me, was too great. I use a camera mostly for family travel, portraits, events and landscapes. I do some sports shooting as well. I couldn't be happier with this purchase!

This is the forth Canon digital SLR i have purchased. I love them all and use them regularly , but i can already tell that this one is gonna be my favorite. It has some features and capabilities not found in earlier models. You will really like the fold-out display. and if you are a professional or a really dedicated amatuer, you will love this camera. I paid $999.00 from Amazon. I'm pleased with the price and really pleased with the camera

I was looking for a SLR that stood above the entry level, without spending the money for a pro (because I don't use it for work!)

I am getting back into Photography and decided to go with the Canon EOS 60D. This camera is excellent. Starting out in fully programmed mode, it takes great pictures with no effort at all. Starting to experiment with Aperture Priority and Manual mode is more challenging because the range of options can be a bit overwhelming. I am looking forward to learning how to handle all of the options that tis camera offers and I am sure it will do everything that I want.

We bought this camera for our vacation to the Carribean. It take amazing video... we are so happy with this camera! Love it.

As a long time Canon fan, I knew the 60D would be added to my collection. It was on my wish list for a year. The wait was well worth it.

I like this Camera a lot when I ordered it the EOS 7 D did not have the tilt screen. I use it most of the time with a Canon 2.8 24-70 lens.

The camera is amazing and performes super. It is a little heaver than I like but nothing to offset the outstanding pictures I get. I have the 28-200 lens and with the stabilazation I get great sport shots as well as wildlife.

Got this camera for Christmas as an upgrade over my 20D. I gave it 4 stars because while it's overall quality is a lot better than my 20D, I feel some of the useful things on my 20D have been thrown out the window. For example, when shooting in AV mode on AEB -3,0,+3 the most time it will keep the shutter open for is 30" on 100 ISO, regardless of the exposure. This was extremely frustrating as my 20D you could set an AEB in AV mode of -2,0,+2, and shoot on 100 ISO and it wouldn't limit the time. It would automatically calculate the time and snap the proper exposures. Now I do know how to get the same pictures using the Bulb function (B), at the time I was shooting I didn't have my remote so I couldn't do bulb shots. I have been using Bulb mode to shoot HDR pictures in low light though because if there is a way around the 30" limit in AV mode I have yet to figure it out. Many of the other functions are great though! I let my girlfriend use the camera to take pictures of a basketball game, she didn't have much knowledge of cameras so I just put it on sport mode, and it did it's wonders! The overall quality of all the images I take is great! There is small amounts of noise on surprisingly high ISOs which is quite impressive. I use this camera a lot in low light, and I am impressed every time. The video quality is also quite well, the sound not so much. If you want to use this camera for video, make sure to have a plug in mic or other means of recording sound. I shot some quick video in very low light, and my subject turned out quite well, with good quality. In the end this camera deserved the 4 stars because of the problems I have experienced in AV mode, which was the main mode I would shoot in. I would STRONGLY recommend this camera to anyone and everyone. My friend is buying one soon after shooting with it. Make sure to get a wireless remote for it too (though the IR sensor is on the front of the camera and it doesn't seem to pick up the signal too well from behind the camera)!

This is a great camera. The picture is crisp, the sound is great, the video is fluid. Only thing that is annoying is that you have to get a level 10 SD card for the camera to be able to work well. Outside of that, I love this camera. I know I need to get more lenses because I need it for the distance. This thing is well worth it and great.

I've had this camera for a couple years now and I still love it. It has held up so well and has great quality pictures and videos.

Canon EOS 60D 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS UD Standard Zoom Lenseach of the accessory package that contained by accessory by accessory, know the real size.Excellent product, with its 18 megapixel photographs are all handsome, works great on full HD video, the macro lens 18mm to 55mm very good for what I needed.so far in these 15 days has been a very good choice for purchase.Thanks for the seller that his service was very good.Atentamente,GabrielNote: The lens is pictured s not the same, the lens of the camera that acquired is 18-55mm.thanks

All old lenses fit and pictures are great. This Canon model is better than the entry level Rebel he previously used

I've been anticipating buying this camera ever since it came out. So far I'm very pleased, however, I was disappointed when several white specs started showing up on my dark background images. One large one always in the same spot. Which, after extensive research, led me to believe that there was dust on the sensor. I though, how is this possible? I only had the camera for a few days and I was very meticulous in putting on the brand new lens for the first time. . After doing a long programed sensor cleaning, problem was solved. No more white specs.I read the camera comes with "Dust Delete" software that maps out stubborn dust particles and eliminates them from your image, which will inevitably happen with frequent lens changes, but hey Canon, dust on a brand new sensor?

This camera is a great addition or upgrade from what I had before. I started off with the Canon Rebel T3 which is a great beginner camera. I needed something more professional so my girlfriend bought me this for christmas. Yes It was used but it looked new overall. No scratches and still takes awesome photos. I would recommend this camera to anyone looking to upgrade but if you ship do something other than standard. The mail here is by sups and they SUCK! It was in town a day early and claimed to be out for delivery but it took another day to get it here and even when it did it got here after 6pm! Anyway I chose this over the 7D because its only a knotch down from it in build quality but is basically the same camera. total buy

Excellent Camera! Would recommend it to any Professional Photographer. Great Quality Prints & Files. Works Perfectly with all my Existing Canon Lenses. And a Great Price at Amazon!

What can I say she loves, loves loves it. so many different options and possibilities. the movie camera part is awesome.

I have learned photography for several years shooting film on Contax cameras, which have wonderful ergonomics and excellent lenses. However, the time delay and inconvenience of developing film (especially for a busy student like myself) meant that I was shooting less and less as time went on.However, I realized that if I bought a Canon DSLR, I would be able to adapt my manual-focus Zeiss lenses to it for great image quality and a low price. However, I had several criteria: I wanted a decent viewfinder (bright and large), I wanted a larger grip than a Rebel provides, and I was on a budget. The 40D and 50D passed me by, because whenever I held one, I simply didn't like the ergonomics: the top LCD was cluttered, I disliked the 8-way controller, and CF cards were a pain.I would be able to overcome those issues if I were up to purchasing a 5D mark II, but that was considerably out of my budget.The 7D looked promising too, but there were several critical flaws: It has a non-interchangeable focusing screen, and it cost a bit too much for my liking.However, when the 60D came out, I knew I had to have one for several reasons:It has a pentaprism finder of decent size.It has a swivel screen (My point-and-shoot has one and it's indispensable!).The camera took SD cards, which my laptops can read without a USB card reader.The body is lighter than any of the xxD or xD cameras that preceded it.So, I tried one in a store, and it fit my hand so perfectly that I decided to buy it as soon as the price dropped. So, a month later, the price dropped a hundred dollars and I bought it, and I could not be happier.The 18-135 lens, which isn't really the sharpest lens in the Canon stable, is an ergonomic gem. The zooming on this lens is so smooth and even, and the feel of the zoom grip is just outstanding: not tacky or liable to peel, but not slippery either. Focusing was fast enough for me.The camera itself can take pictures at ridiculously low light conditions: I mounted my Contax 50/1.4 lens on the 60D (with an adapter) and took a photo of a deer, without flash, AT MIDNIGHT. I could never even dream of doing that with a film camera.The grip is incredibly comfortable that I can hold the camera for hours without fatigue.IQ is extremely good, in both photos and video (720p video does have aliasing, though).The battery lasts essentially forever unless you do live-view shooting.The camera hardly slows down its picture-taking.The button arrangement is excellent for one-handed use: I could never get used to the left-handed buttons on the 7D and 5Dii when I tried them. Plus, the top plate buttons are single-function, and the new 8-way controller is outstanding for navigating menus.I use the Ef-S focusing screen in it for manual focusing my fast Contax primes, but the finder is still a bit unsharp. That's my main problem with the camera, but I'm planning on remedying that with a viewfinder magnifier: I hope it works well and doesn't obstruct the swivel screen.Overall, if you want the best compromise of image quality, camera ergonomics, performance, and price in the entire Canon lineup, this is it.

I've been using a Canon T2i for the past year or so to shoot mostly video. This is a great step up from the Rebel series. The body is much larger and just feels more natural in your hand.I would highly recommend this camera to anyone shooting photo or video on a affordable professional level.

Just upgraded to 60d from canon xsi. Saw some improvement in quality of the photos and low lite pics. Its heavier than the xsi but handles much better. The menus are easy to get to from the body buttons and make fast tweaking of the settings.I had tooooo much trouble with clipped highlights. Most of the time to aviod these I'd use my 430 flash and adjust the aperture to a smaller size. This just seems too much trouble and is more light sensitive than my xsi, even with htp set to on.The 18-135 is ok for outside or with a flash inside. many people will be content with the results. I prefer f2.8 or fasterThanks to Amazon for a easy full refund !

So far so good. Learning the changes and additions since the 40D. Recommend some instruction. Watching a video class or two and then practicing has been helpful

I guess I'm a Canon fan. My first camera was an AE-1 mostly shooting slides, then a PowerShot A620 which brought me into the digital age. I intended on not getting a DSLR, but even though the PowerShot serves me well, I needed more. I chose the 60D because of it's larger feel in hand, flip out LCD screen, HD video, and of course all the other abilities of a DSLR. This camera is awesome!

A bit on the heavier side but nice to use.The 18-200 lens works like a dream. Completely satisfied with the product

I am a photographer, professionally. My older cameras were starting to mess up. I broke down and bought this one. It was between this one and the 7d. I am very satisfied with this purchase. I do lots of sports action, and it takes awesome shots. I am contemplating updating my back up camera to one of these also.