Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

We had this camera for over 10 years and then it stopped auto focusing. I had all the good lenses for it so just bought the new "body"

The camera was exactly what I hoped it would be. I used it in a trip to Europe and it took amazing pictures.

I had thought about buying the T4i Rebel, but I'm very happy with the choice of the 60D. I like having the external LCD display for the settings compared with the Rebel series. The camera has been great. A lot to learn, but so far no problems other than my own mistakes in wrong settings. I haven't used an SLR type of camera for many years, and I'm so glad that I bough the 60D. I highly recommend this camera, especially as a step up from the Rebels and below the 7D.

I purchased the 60D hoping to have a good camera for advanced amateur use. What I got is a camera with pictures that are so soft that they are beat hands down by point and shoot camera costing 20% of the price and with 50% less resolution!. After being suggested to change the sharpness levels to the max allowable (the default inexpicably is set to the middle of the range) the picture quality changed very subtly but again was beat handily by a simpler camera in picture equivalent tests. Having gone to the web to see if there was a resolution to this issue, I notice that this seems to be a Canon 60D issue with numerous people sending in the camera to be fixed. Whether this all worked or not is not the issue - the issue is that for a $1000 camera one expects a certain level of quality which alas is sadly lacking in this Canon product. I'm extremely disappointed in this camera especially as my last Canon was a Powershot with which I was thrilled and still use. Thrilled hardly describes my experience with the 60D which will now need to go in for fixing, and if unsuccessful will be traded in for a non-Canon camera as its not acceptable as is.To the question would I recommmend this to a friend? The answer is unequivocably and definitely no.

it works really good but dunno why for some reason, the camera I got is a little bit weird. The camera cap just keep dropping.

I have owned a variety of Nikon DSLR cameras, but none of them would come close to my new Canon 60D camera. I love the lens. The capability of shooting photos at low light is amazing! Close-up shots are the best! I don't want to go through reviews as many others have already covered in their posts. It is just another good review on this particular camera.Buy it while you can! You won't regret it!

I recently purchased this camera mostly for portrait use. So far I am very pleased. Camera arrived promptly and have taken some really great photos so far. No complaints. Lighter body than the 30D since the body is poly carbonate instead of magnesium alloy. May not be as durable but for portrait use this is a great camera.

I purchased the Canon 60D on the first day of May. Not having had time to play with it until this week, I did not notice that the external flash would not work. The on-camera flash works fine but who wants to use that. After having tried two different speedlites....neither worked....zero. I tried to get help from Amazon but the return date had passed. Since this is the first time I have ever had a problem with a Canon, I was unprepared for this disappointment. Now it is up to me to deal with Canon and repairs. Very frustrating! Be wary of the 60D and check it out thoroughly if you buy it. I am hacked.

Esay to useNice pixNeed to have memory includedNeed to have a shinier caseNeed to have a bag included

i bought it for my friend who lives out of usa.that's why i use it about a month in usa and and really liked it.

The camera arrived on time and in perfect condition, except for the display which does not fix itself (i.e. does not click) to the camera body when facing inwards.

I purchased this item a year ago and have had more problems out of this camera than any I've SLR I've ever owned. 1. piece came loose in my lens and now my pictures will not focus and lens won't fully extend. 2. When I remove my external flash, the normal flash will not fire. 3. the grips on the camera have come loose. I am very unsatisfied with this Canon product and will more than likely go back to Nikon

I'm in love with this camera.Is great, I spent a lot of time comparing this camera to the Canon T3i and then with the 4Ti and I decided the 60D because of the body construction. The great quality of the construction materials, the digital screen on the top of the body and the control wheel worth the extra cash.The same day I bought this camera I also ordered a 4Ti of a friend, is a good camera but it feels the same as the XSi, T1i, T2i...I mean, all of them looks the same. The touch screen is just a fancy addition, not that great, the external LCD of the 60D is way more useful.

Bought this camera for a photography class and also to shoot some student films. The camera is awesome and works great for both film and photography.

I WAS a Canon shooter (40D), with a bevy of great lenses, until I was tempted by the fruit of Nikon after sampling a friends camera.I bought a similar class body (D90) to the 40D, and then some of their decent middle of the road lenses, as I had done with Canon.I sold off all of my Canon gear, in hopes for a new experience, a new frontier to explore.Well, after a full year of solely Nikon shooting, with only Nikon lenses on the D90, I realized my mistake. I should have never switched. I guess I knew this early on, but I was now invested, and didn't want to jump ship too soon (though I should have).The images lacked punch, that dynamic Canon hit was missing. I was bored with the D90's results, whereas I was typically impressed with Canon. I also was less than impressed with the Nikon GUI and tactile experience. After a full year, I still never felt comfortable handling the D90. It seemed awkward to use, and not very intuitive.Well, I am now back with Canon.I bought a 60D with the 18-135, added a 28 1.8, and couldn't be happier.From my first shots until the present, I gotta say, It feels good to be back. There's no place like home!The 60D is a very good to excellent camera. Highly recommended.I can't believe how much I missed Canon's image quality, and the ease of use that their cameras have. They seem to bring the most important elements of their pro cams to their prosumer/enthusiast SLR's. Nikon, not so much.Canon 60D thoughts;Pros:-Quality of Images is Excellent relative to your lens.-Camera body size is perfect. Just big enough (and I have big XL hands)-Interface/User experience is excellent & typical Canon-Cost is a steal for the quality and features.Cons:-I do not like the cheap feel the buttons and the wheel have.-Plastic feel needs to be improved. How much more could it cost to beef it up a bit?-that's it.Loving everything else.

I bought this camera with lot of expectations upgrading from a 4 year Canon XTI. I was utterly disappointed that the camera was not sharp at all. I mean if this was my first SLR I would never know. My XTI produces much sharper images with the same 50 MM prime lens. There is no way I could justify the cost for getting poor quality images.I have to saw Amazon was very nice to accept the return for a full refund.

This is my first DSLR camera and I'm happy that i bought a very good camera as my first camera. Video is good, picture quality is good, all functions are easy to use but only disappointment was its doesn't have touch screen on the whole its very good camera and will recommend to my friends to buy it.

I needed a backup for my 5d Mark 2 and considered another 5dm2 a 5dc 5 7d and the 60d. After reading many reviews and seen some samples online I finally decided on the 60d.After exactly 6 month now I can said it was a good choice. While all the other are great camera as well the features and price of the 60d are a great value. I haven't use it for video just stills and it just a great camera.

My last EOS camera was a 20D and have upgraded to the 60D. I have been looking at the 7D and 60D features and reviewed performances from DPREVIEW.com and also from the-digital-picture.com These 2 sites have detailed review notes and explains their process for doing their tests.The feature I liked most were the auto ISO and swivel screen. I am aware that using the swivel screen (invoked by live view mode button) to focus is slow, but since i do not do sports shooting that much nor do I take pictures as a profession, I will use the live view mode when I want to see the image on a 3 inch screen rather than on the eye view finder. I am very happy with it, it allows me to shoot at body level.The next feature that I never had on my 20D is the auto IS0, I noticed on my indoor shots the ISO will be at 3200, even when I am at Aperture priority set at 2.8. The picture quality is not that grainy. I noticed that with the blu ray movies i have seen that the low light scenes are also grainy but it captures the mood of the available light. I like this feature because I will get the right exposure always without manually setting the ISO.I bought the 60D over the 7D because I was trying to use the savings to buy a better flash and a vertical grip and also a remote switch. I also forego the compact flash I already own in favor of the SDXC format since I only have 3 CF memory cards.Of course the 7D is more money because it is more durably built and has more features that I may not need on most occasions. Example would be the more added weather sealing, more cross points focusing, alloy body, AF lense adjustment. For me this is minor, and same is tru for the mouse that I have grown familiar with. I am not bothered with using the new mouse.With the 60D, I have the features I want and allow me to buy the vertical grip and upgraded flash and remote switch with the savings from not getting the 7D. Owning a DSLR is costly if one wants the best, and the 7D is one of the best.

This camera is a smaller version of the 7D and competes very well against the newer Nikon D7000.The material is polycarbonate, which is cheaper but strong enough and lighter than metal. Ergonomics is very good, if you get used to relying on right hand to control almost everything. Performance is snappy, instant lock on under most cases, with 9 AF points being cross type. Battery is identical to the one used in 7D and the 5D Mark II, translating to excellent life. Image quality is very high, slightly "darker" than the T2i. Low light / ISO performance is nearly as good as my Nikon D7000, and considering it is $300 cheaper, this is a great camera. I don't use the flip screen for video, but I do use it for instant feedback when I take pictures of myself using a remote and a tripod - very handy. Depending on your perspective, this screen can be a liability since it is not as sturdy as a flat/fixed screen.Kit lens (18-200mm) is capable but is not very strongly built. My copy has focus hunting issues.

All details has already been writen. I've been taken pics of amateur baseball games and I recommend this purchase 100%.Speed of focus and shooter is great.Cons: heavy if you take it to, for example, Universal Studios, Six Flags, Disneyland, where I prefer a point-and-shoot.

I love my canon 60D. I just have one complaint...the thumb rest mat is coming apart. Is there a solution to this problem besides sending it in for replacement ? Is there a type of glue that will stick? Anyone else have this problem?NikkieThumb mat?..... Where you place your thumb when taking a picture.

very nice product, very nice pics, awesome quality ! Lenses very good too ! If u wanna good photos, this is the camera !

Purchased the EOS 60D with 18-135 lens kit based on so many good comments.What a mistake! On the first day of test using fully automatic setting, I noticedgradual distortion between 28 mm to 18 mm at ISO 100 to 400. Noticeble distortion begin to appear near the center focus at 28 mm and worsens when widening to 18mm.I did a quick seach on the web for 60D distortion, CNET has a review reporting same issue with unkind comments:[...]The reviewer used a statue which for an untrained eye is very difficult torecognize and appreciate the distortion. In my case, I used vertical blinds as test object.At ISO less than 400, a $1200 DSLR should be prefect in every shot. A $1200 DSLR has near center distortion is completely unacceptable!The EOS utility 2.10.2.0 is useless when used with Windows 7 pro. I have to take my old XP out of garage attic to get the photos off the new 60D and play with its remote features.60D takes great looking picures, but are they truthful? No metter how good, how expensive the construction feels; a camera's top priority is taking realistic photos. PERIOD.