Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

Прекрасный фотоаппарат, лично для меня стал моим "другом" всегда беру его с собой,...

28141 Очень качественная матрица. Хороший...

Неплохой аппарат для любителей, новичков или просто непритязательных к качеству снимков...

Покупал тушку, потому что китовая оптика слабовата и темновата. Хорошая матрица с пылетрясом, хоть и кроп. Эргономика на высоте. При высоких ISO заметно шумит. Встроенная вспышка, эта странная опция, которая нормально работает только с компактным стеклом, если использовать что побольше, то тень от объектива закрывает нижнюю часть кадра. Поворотный дисплей позволяет снимать "с пола", но фокусировка при...

With the myriad of high end Point & Shoot Cameras, DSLR, and newer SLT technology what does the photographer enthusiast level buy and utilize? Many of us can not afford the true professional grade product(s), nor do we need that level since we may not be actual professional photographers. However, if you want something that has proven itself over the past several years of being manufactured (the EOS 60D is not the newest design), is of excellent initial engineering design, numerous capabilities, quality of manufacture of the camera itself, relative ease of usage, versatility, and simply allows you to create excellent photographs or video movies.If this is what you are after, then this is one of those currently available cameras for you. This model is made in Japan, not China, Malaysia, Thailand, etc. The 60D uses Canons a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor) type Sensor, and Canon's proven Digic 4 Processor for this model. The EOS 60D camera is plenty fast for Shutter triggering and flexibility, Bursting is more than adequate, the articulating LCD is very handy, and of course this model accepts a wide range of Canon or quality aftermarket Lenses. Without boring the reader herein with all the repetitious techno features - you have already read or can read about these - the bottom line is that the Canon EOS 60D is a proven excellent product that is in between the less expensive - or more entry level DSLR type product - and the truly very expensive professional grade Camera products.It comes with two Discs that enable the user/owner to have both a (300+ page detailed Users Operational Manual, and complete detailed Software Users Manuals' for Importing, Handling, and Modifying your Photos and Images). Some of the current well know Camera makers have ceased providing an actual PC loadable Disc(s) for these purposes, and force you to obtain your user information via going to their on-line only sites, and viewing operational details in HTML Format only (ie):certain Sony's, which makes excellent camera products that I also utilize, but some with NO discs! This is a real issue, and happens with several top camera makers to shave expenses. My only personal disappointment with the 60D is that the built in Microphone for Movie Recording is Monaural vs. Stereo. You can create and record Stereo Audio by using a second, external Microphone, which plugs into the Cameras side port - however, given that nearly all current DSLR Cameras of this level are stereo audio at this point, Canon should have adtopted accordingly. Several similar products from Nikon are only Monaural also. Bottom line, great Camera, you will be happy, Photos and Movies come out making you look like a pro, and provides you with life long memories. WMB.

I have been using the Canon 60d for over a year now and must say I am very pleased. I have used the Canon 7D, MkIII, 70D and 6D and like I said before, for the money it can't be beat. You will need great glass to compliment the camera. I purchased the Canon 17-55mm f2.8, Canon 50mm f1.4, Canon 85mm f1.8 and other lenses but must say If you want just 2 lenses that will cover the spectrum, get the Canon 17-55mm along with the Sigma 50-150mm f2.8 APO and you will be set. The Sigma lens will need calibration which you can do yourself by buying the USB Dock tool for sigma or have it calibrated by someone like 42nd St. Photo. I wish someone had told me before buying so many other lenses. By the way I purchased 2 Canon 60D's. For a crop sensor camera it's the way to go. You will not see any difference in picture quality matched against the 7D or 70D. The 7D and 70d do better in lower light situations. If you want a full frame then go with the 6D. Excellent camera. I have shot weddings, picnics, parties etc. and have been given all thumbs up from customers using my Canon 60d. Hope this helps.

So I have had this camera for about 3 months and think I can give it a review. I've taken around 600 shots or more with it thus far with several lenses. I've used the 18-55mm, 55-250mm, 50mm 1.8, and 85mm 1.8. I immediately tossed the kits and left myself with primes to use. I won't go into the specs of this camera, it has clearly been covered many times. I will state my own personal pros and cons...Pros- Handling. As a newbie to DSLRs, I absolutely love the button layout of this camera. Things just make sense and are easy to find. I have no trouble quickly changing shutter speed or aperture. It is the perfect size for my hands (which aren't small) and has just enough weight to feel comfortable and not fragile.- Focuses well. Although there are only nine focus points, if you can get the focus where you want it then it does very well focusing with no shutter lag.- The files aren't terribly huge even shooting RAW.- Great pictures, especially if you are using a prime.- The flip out screen. This screen is both a pro and a con. If you're shooting video, it will be excellent. As a photographer, it is nice to be able to protect the glass more by facing it inward. In all honesty, though, I would probably prefer a screen that doesn't rotate.- The lock on the mode dial. Though I don't think I actually would accidentally change the modes, it serves as an extra measure of security for the camera.Cons- Not good past I would say 800 ISO. Noise in images annoy me, especially if I'm not even pixel peeping. This camera cannot handle high ISO well at all. I actually called Canon to see why I was getting noisy images at 800 to which they replied that the camera should be fine to 1600 and that I needed to turn noise reduction on. I shoot RAW, but I did this thinking it would help. The change was minimal to none, I still get noise in my images and sometimes it can be visible at only 400 ISO. Grr.- Auto-focus points. There are only nine of them and they aren't too spread out so it limits my composition a bit. Like I said above, when you can get the point where you need it, it's great. Otherwise it is frustrating.Overall, this is a good camera. However, I will probably end up switching to either the Nikon D7000 or D7100 for the better low light performance and more auto-focusing points. It makes me sad to change, as this camera is very simple to understand and use. I just need something better in low-light.

Хороший аппарат, функциональный и удобный, на низких исо (100-200) и в раве способен выдавать неплохую картинку. В руке сидит как литой...

Ох, как же её ругали "профи", когда она только-только появилась! И корпус-то у неё пластиковый вместо магниевого, и эргономика-то у неё ужасная, и весит-то она мало, и дисплей у неё непонятно зачем сделан поворотным, и видео она зачем-то снимает, и карты-то у неё SD, и вообще ужас-ужас! И покупать-то её никто не станет, все станут пользоваться конкурирующей моделью от Nikon.
А я купила именно её, пользуюсь её уже чуть больше года и ни разу не пожалела о потраченных деньгах.
Поворотный дисплей очень удобен и точно случайно не поцарапается, а цвета дисплея яркие и красивые.
Эргономика вполне обычная "Кэновская", кроме фиксации колёсика смены режимов съёмки (которая действительно не очень-то и нужна) нового ничего. В руках держать камеру очень удобно.
По поводу веса... ну не знаю, для меня в самый раз, тяжелее мне точно не надо.
По поводу корпуса... Замечательное качество сборки! Ну не магниевый у него корпус, и что?
Пишет видео... так сейчас это делают все фотоаппараты! Да, я не считаю это плюсом, но и ужасаться этому как-то смешно. Не хотите снимать видео фотоаппаратом? - не снимайте!
Насчёт SD карт... Вот у меня они ещё не портились ни разу, хотя и считаются менее надёжными, чем CF. Насчёт сравнения скорости этих карт ничего сказать не могу - не сравнивала, но меня скорость SD вполне устраивает.
Другие плюсы этого фотоаппарата:
- функциональность;
- скорострельность;
- очень мощный аккумулятор;
- наличие второго дисплея для контроля параметров съёмки;
- матрица 18 МП;
- удобство настройки параметров съёмки.
Идеально подойдёт для серьёзно увлекающихся фотографией людей.

Если покупаете первую зеркалку и думаете купить...

My wife bought me this camera to upgrade from my 400d/Rebel and it is definitely a significant step up.In general I'm very happy - the image quality is significantly better, it deals with low light situations much, much better and the sensor has enough power for you to crop in on a small section of a picture you've taken if you need to while not sacrificing too much image quality.While, overall I am very satisfied, I would caution that it has had to go in to have new battery controls and a circuit board replaced about 18 months after purchase - at almost a third of the cost of the camera. I take really good care of all my camera stuff - all my lenses etc live in their own little bags, but this, combined with the fact that my general-purpose EFS 17-85mm lens has required repairs twice in 3 years, makes me think that there is still something lacking in build quality.FWIW - I have several friends who only use Nikon, who have had similar trouble with more expensive models of that brand, so I don't think you'll get much better going elsewhere. It does seem kind of counter-intuiative that as I have upgraded my Canon equipment, it has become much more unreliable. My 400D/Rebel worked perfectly for 5 years, never required a single repair and was subjected to similar levels of punishment/care.Overall - for the price and image quality it is very good. Just bear in mind you will need to invest in quality lenses to get the most out of it, and the build quality is maybe not quite as good as you would want for the money.

I had a Canon Rebel XT. This was a huge step up from that camera. I knew I wanted a serious D-SLR and this camera fit the bill. I had Canon lenses, so it made sense to stay in this brand. I am only limited by my lenses. I get amazing results and the prints in tandem with the Canon Pro-100 have already paid for themselves in just one year. I also sell prints on the web as well for my clients. They love the moments I capture. I am beginning to tackle the harder issues such as low-light and times that overwhelm with motion blur. I use this on a custom mount with my Canon Vixia HF G20 controlling both. I realize it is tough to do both, but I love the results I get. This camera was meant to be in my box.

Брали для съёмок видео, изначально...

This is the third 60D I've owned. They are simply great cameras now at a very attractive price point. I abuse mine pretty hard shooting ten to twenty music festivals a year and these guys are champs. Paired with good glass you can shoot great video and create intense images. There are plenty of folks who talk about specs my main focus is to say these bodies have been true work horses for me. Reliable, problem free, they don't only get the job done they keep doing it for years. My oldest 60D I bought when these first came out and we are still using it today. Some folks probably wonder why I haven't upgraded to something newer. Because these still get my job done, I'm not afraid to use and abuse them, I know all the menus and buttons by heart, they feel right in my hand and Canon simply hasn't made enough advances to warrant me spending three times as much for the newer models.

Отличный аппарат за свои деньги. Прост в обращении. Можно делать отличные снимки высокого качества если...

Отличный аппарат для начинающих фотографив, которые не имеют возможности тратить больние деньги на дорогие полнокадровые фотоаппараты. По всем карактеристикам мало чем уступает проф.камерам. Скорость работы,...

We've had this camera for about two years, Price was dead on for the quality. Works like a champ and we have had no problems so far. The quality of picture is great and the ease of use great. Someone who has never used it can pick it up and take great shots, at the same time my professional photographer sister, can use it with all the setting, bells and whistles of knowing what she's doing. All around Great Camera.

I've had the 60D for a month now and it seems like a good time to summarize my early impressions. During this time I've clicked off nearly 1900 photos. I took it to Indianapolis to photograph and video record events at the Percussive Arts Socity International Convention; I've photographed two concerts; I photographed the LoneStar Classic drumline competition; I shot a wedding; and I shot a family's Christmas photos. That's a pretty good workout for a new camera.What works?* Pretty much everything. The AF, metering, high ISO noise suppression, speed, image quality, etc. are superb.* Off-camera flash capability. It works easily and flawlessly (error below notwithstanding). It is far more convenient than using cable or RF triggers.* Body. The robustness of the body makes this worth every penny over the price of a T3i/600D. I used it in a moderate rain storm without worrying about it being damaged by a smattering of H20. The grip is perfect for my large hands. The shutter just sounds so tight and solid. It is heavy enough that it feels steady and solid, yet light enough that it is easy to manage. It is a nice counterbalance to the weight of the EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM lens that I primarily use.* Dials and buttons. Several reviews maligned the vague feeling buttons and condemned the eight-way rocker control. This "shortcoming" is much ado about nothing.* SD memory card. So far I have discovered nothing to hate about using these SD cards. I was prepared for the worst. This feature made me hold my nose when I purchased this camera. I wanted CF memory cards like my other DSLR. It's no big deal. I would have been buying new larger capacity cards for the new camera anyway.* Batteries and battery monitor. These batteries seem to go forever. I've only had to recharge them once. That was just prior to shooting the wedding. At that point each battery had more than 25% capacity left after shooting about 1000 photos, many with a flash. After shooting the wedding, each battery is only about 25% depleted.What doesn't?* Live view is quite limited for taking photographs. While it's great to be able to swing out and tilt the LCD when taking a photograph with arms extended above your head, it is really quite slow and has a hard time focusing. I'll only be able to use it for static shots. It is unusable for photojournalist-style shooting of a mass of people moving around, such as of people dancing at a wedding reception.* Error: "This option not available when external flash connected." On Saturday while shooting the family, I removed the flash and attempted to use the off-flash feature when I started getting this error. The camera would not let me open the internal flash for the same reason. I was really quite frustrated. Eventually I had an assistant hold a reflector and I bounced the flash into it from the shoe. I later discovered the problem is a tiny switch located under the right hot shoe rail that was stuck in the down position. Apparently this is a common Canon problem. I'm glad I know how to easily fix this should it happen again, but I would have been furious if this had happened at a fast moving wedding.* White balance. Actually, I can't say this doesn't work. It just doesn't work well all the time. I couldn't get the WB right at the wedding. In the future I may pack a white card so I can custom set the WB for difficult situations like that. Having shot RAW, this is easily fixable, but it definitely lengthens post processing.