Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

Its amazing, easy to use, great with good optics and im in love, the screen is very comfortable and the lens it came with is ok but you use it if you want to.

I'm a prosumer of sorts, looking for a quality camera...and this seems to be it. Lots of features I'm still learning, but the learning curve is not steep.

upgraded to this cam from a canon rebel & the differences are phenomenal, loving the cameras 18 mp it's a great upgrade from some of the entry level slr's out there and still not gonna break the budget.

I had been doing extensive research prior to purchasing this camera. The price was the factor that made me go to this vender. Timely processing was a plus. I'll recommend this vender above most of the on-line camera venders.

I originally had a 50D, I upgraded and love this camera. It is very sturdy, feels good in your hands. The shutter speed is excellent. And I love the flip out screen. The features are not too difficult. Just a great all around camera.

About 3 1/2 years ago I entered the DSLR world with the Rebel XT. I shot 20,000+ shots with that camera, but recently became annoyed at how much noise there was at ISO settings as low as 400.A few months ago, I was poking around Amazon, and noticed that Canon had come out with the 60D. I had been thinking about a new camera, unwilling to spend the $$ for the 7D, and not feeling like there was enough of an upgrade for the T2i. When I saw the specs of the 60D, I thought "That's my next camera." Within a week of finding it on Amazon, a friend of mine got a 60D. I played with it for an hour or two, and then I went home and bought one for myself. I'm glad I did.Pros: (in no particular order)* Great image quality.* Shoots HD video* Does a good job with the metering of pictures. (My XT had a tendency to under-expose shots)* Fairly simple to re-learn from the XT. Buttons are in different places, but all of the functions are the same...* Battery lasts a LONG time. I've shot over 1400 shots on a single battery charge. (Although, ~500 of them were for a time-lapse video, so I wasn't using the screen...)* Fits my large hands much better than my XT.* Very little shutter lag. It feels like it has less than my old XT.* Can shoot large RAW files and smaller jpg at the same time and vice versa.* Articulating screen is very nice. I have a Lowepro Slingshot 200 All Weather Backpack (Black) and have tucked away the screen protector cloth since my screen is folded into my camera when not in use.* 5.3 fps. Although some complain about the downgrade from the 50D, I never had the 50D -- so it doesn't matter to me. It's a lot nicer than what my XT had...* The built-in mic doesn't sound too bad considering that it's a built in mic. It sounds a whole lot nicer than any video camera I've ever used...Cons:* Slow to auto focus in video/live view mode. I've taken to manually focusing while shooting any action video, I just need a small enough aperture to allow for a margin of error.* Canon's switch from CF to SD. I had 12+ gb of CF cards which I've had to replace. Fortunately, Class 10 SDHC cards are getting pretty cheap these days...* The battery grip is quite expensive... I had the grip for my XT, but haven't bought one for my 60D yet. I am considering not getting one at all, since the 60D fits my hands well enough as it is.Overall:Very nice camera! Definitely worth the upgrade from my XT.*Update 5/23/11*Over the past 5 days, I've taken over 3000 pictures on a single battery charge. (And I've still got at least 25% battery life left!) This camera continues to impress me, and I'm still amazed at some of the pictures I take with it. (Full disclosure though: I shot most of the pictures at 5fps, so the screen wasn't on as much as it would have been if I had taken 3000 pictures walking around the Grand Canyon...)

But a little heavy.The color of the picture is near the natural. So great. I like it and continue to support the product of thie sery.

Been thinking whether to get 7D or this. Made the right choice, would rather spend the remaining $$ to buy lens. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a nice DSLR video.

This is a step up from the Rebel series. I use it for shooting small product shots and as a perfect walk around camera.

When I decided to upgrade from my Rebel XSi I had to decide between the 7D and the 60D. After comparing the specs I couldn't justify the higher price for the 7D. Granted it has some great features -- higher burst rate, advanced AF system, focus microadjust -- but I decided I could live without those. I'm a hobbyist photographer with limited disposable income and so have to concentrate on getting the most bang for my buck.After shooting with the 60D I'm really happy with the results I'm getting with it. From an upgrader's perspective, here's what I gained over the Rebel:Better ergonomics. The 60D body is larger than the Rebel and feels better in my hands. Adding the Canon battery grip (I also had a battery grip on my Rebel) makes it feel even better.Autofocus is much improved over the Rebel, especially in low light.The viewfinder is bigger and brighter than the Rebel's.HIgh ISO performance is very good. I find that if I properly expose or slightly overexpose, I can get good results at 3200 and acceptable results at 6400. Noise is easily cleaned up in Lightroom. Pushing underexposed high ISO shots in post, unsurprisingly, yields really noisy images.The control and menu layout took some getting used to but I now like the Q screen and can adjust settings really quickly.The top LCD screen is handy for a quick look at camera settings.Burst rate is fast enough for me. I shoot RAW exclusively and so the buffer fills up quickly but I've yet to miss a shot because of this.The wireless flash triggering works great with my 580EX II and 430EX Speedlites and is a big improvement over fiddling with an E-TTL cord and a pair of Cactus V5 triggers for strobist-style shooting with the 2 flashes off-camera.The flip screen is more useful than I'd anticipated, particularly when shooting from a tripod in live view mode.I'd feared buyer's remorse after choosing the 60D over the 7D but that hasn't come to pass. The 60D is fun to shoot with and is serving my needs well. At some point in the distant future I'll probably upgrade to a full-frame body but think the 60D will do a fine job of keeping me happy until then.

I love this camera.....it shoots amazing video and so inexpensive......well worth the money! I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a slr camera.

I'm giving this camera 5 stars, it's more than worthy!! The EF points react nicely even on darker subjects in dim settings. Excellent for nature/landscape, architecture, portrait, sports...you name it!! There's nothing it can't do and I'm STOKED now that I've got it..the Canon EF-S17-85mm f/3-5.6 USM is a great lens for her!! Happy Shoot'n!!!

I am loving the detail and abitlity to set my manual settings where I want. There is a learning curve, but I am getting some awesome shots.

Review for Body Only. If you are shooting with a kit lens you are doing yourself a disservice. The glass you are using is more important than the body. That being said: Great Camera with great specs. A nice step up from the Rebel line (previous body was a t2i). Has handled every challenge I've put its way. One of the grip panels did start to peel about two months ago (15 months of use including a deployment to afghanistan); the one under the back button focus, af-on area. I bought some glue and did a home repair on the one little corner before it got worse. Other than that it has performed well. I hope to upgrade to FF eventually, but am very pleased with this APS-C for the time being. I highly recommend the addition of Magic Lantern 2.3 firmware for increased functionality, it really takes the "governor" off of this camera for stills and especially video.

This is an outstanding camera! This is my first DSLR however I have used for much of my life old film SLR cameras since I can remember. So Digital is a little new for me outside of the simple point and click cameras.I have a Canon 50D at work and was planning on buying one of those for myself but the 60D was available for the same price so I figured I would go for it. I am glad I did. I have had the 60D for a little over a week and have already shot nearly 500 pictures with it and figure to go over a thousand this weekend. This morning I had to do some work with my companies 50D and suddenly realized how much of an improvement the 60D really is. Both are excellent models however the layout and control functions are much more intuitive with the 60D and the ergonomics are improved.The flip out swivel screen was one reason I was NOT going to buy the 60D. I figured it was just one more thing to break and seemed kind of like a gimmick to me. However after using the camera for a period of time and then going back to the 50D I realized why this was not the case. From simply being able to fold the screen away safely into the camera so as to avoid scratches or nose prints when shooting to being able to angle the screen for better viewing I have found it to be very useful, well constructed and a better feature than the fixed screen on the back of the 50D (or other similar style cameras).one feature I am very excited about is the Bulb feature. I honestly do not know if the 50D has this feature however it is clearly marked and accessible on the 60D. this allows you to set up the camera and hold the shutter open for as long as you like by simply pressing the shutter button or using one of the remote triggering options (of course sold separately). This is great for night time sky shots and will be getting a lot of use.It is a Canon so you know that there is quality there and support as well as a full feature line up of lenses. I have owned Canon point and shoot digital cameras in the past and many of the features and controls are very similar. Canon enthusiasts should be able to pick it up and start shooting within minutes of familiarizing themselves with the camera. However even those not familiar with canon products will find the basic functions of this camera easy to pick up and understand quickly.If you are interested in upgrading from the Rebel line of cameras and are looking to make the next step up from Amateur DSLR cameras of any make to a more robust system or if you are one of the remaining old film junkies who are looking to get a well appointed DSLR this camera should be on your short list for consideration.

This camera is everything I needed. I jumped from a Rebel 1, to the 60D ... what a difference, not so much in quality although there is a big difference, but also in the learning curve. This is a real camera, not a point and shoot. I love it.One problem, I purchased this camera in 2011. I currently have the 70D on hold. However, I may hold off and get the 7D next year.

Really nice camera i just love it and buy more of this brand. I would tell all my friends to buy this camera

excellent everything arrived on time without inconvenienceI recommend it. thanks for product safety . from venezuela thanksbye bye

I bought for use at my oldest sons wedding to start with and I use it 3-5 times per week . I continue to enjoy using for the great quality of photos. I am not new to SLR cameras but this is also a fun one to use. Stephen P Harden Wenatchee, Wa. USA

I have been a Canon user since my first camera, the Canon Ftb-QL, and have used many models since then. My most recent camera was a 20D which I finally wore out! I decided on the 60D because of good reviews on Amazon and other sites. I also wanted a camera with video capabilities for photographing my grandchildren. And, I love the fact that most Canon DSLR bodies will connect to nearly all their lenses. When friends and former students ask me for camera recommendations, I push them toward Canon - you cannot go wrong with them!

Seriously the only thing missing is full frame otherwise I would call it nearly perfect. After shooting the cache full - combined with the Sandisk Extreme 64 GB SDSDX card it took under a second to get ready to shoot another burst. Entirely happy I did not settle for the T4i

Finally got a digital SLR. Used a 35mm Canon SLR for years. So much easier to shoot in manual when you can see instant results. Definitely worth every penny.

This is a great camera. It out performs the canon rebel series in reliability, picture quality and ease of use. not tometion the 18 - 135mm lens is a very good starter lens. buy this camera and lens package then save up for the 24-205 mm L series lens and watch this camera shine.

As with many 60D cameras,mine also experience the common problem of the rubber covers of the body ("handles") peeling off from the camera in multiple places, which is a textbook case of a manufacturing defect.I sent it to Canon's Newport News VA repair facility, and they billed me for $200. which they said is the "standard repair fee".The replacement parts bought from Canon, by the way, cost $14. and it takes 2-3 minutes to replace them, as I found out later. Yet, I was charged $200 because that is Canon's "policy" which, I suppose must be titled, "Rip the customer off" policy.When I called that repair center to complain, a supervisor lied to me on a recorded conversation (legal in Virginia), and asserted that this is not a common problem at all. In fact it is a very problem on 60D cameras that has been widely reported on, among others, [...] (owned by Amazon).Canon is not the only game in town.