Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

I'm a Nikon still shooter (Nikon D700) but bought this because I wanted to try my hand at video and Nikon is not quite as far along as Canon in the HDSLR game.It isn't fair to compare this to a full-frame camera like the Nikon D700 and I don't want to give the wrong impression, but the images from this camera are not as nice as from the D700. There seems to be more noise at lower ISOs when shooting RAW. The focus system is not as quick. But again, this is not a fair comparison.If you want to shoot still images and this camera is at about the top of your budget, it will create fantastic images! If you're a pro and an additional $1500 is justified, you can get slightly better images out of any of the full-frame DSLRs.But if video is important to you, this camera is really impressive. The video files are really impressive with a stunning ability to create defocused backgrounds. The file is clean and artifact free, mostly noise free until you get up into the 1000 ISO range and higher. Even then, the file is still quite usable.I use the fotodiox adapter to use my older Nikkor lenses on this body and they work brilliantly (20mm f/2.8D and 105mm f/1.8 AiS.)If I could only keep either the Nikon D700 or the Canon 60D, I'd choose the Canon because it is more versatile (stills and video) and the stills are almost as nice as those produced on the D700.

I debated for a while before buying a DSLR-- I wish I did'nt. Compared to a point and shoot- Its night and day. Although the 60d is a step down from the XXd series. Build wise and FPS- I think its a great camera for someone to jump onto the DSLR world. Better than the Rebel series and not as fancy as a 7DI think it has been priced lower than the 50d when it was introduced.The one thing that I dont like about the 60d is that the autofocus while taking a picture using "Live View" is slow and sketchy for anything thats moving.Other than that Its GREEEEEAT!

If you are a Canon DSLR user and looking for to upgrade your camera, It is a good choice!The price is not expensive as 7D or 5D Mark IIIf you loves 7D but no enough money, this is the one you should get.

Really nice camera, it has a nice grip that make me feel i don't need de neck strap. The construction is great, i know is plastic like T2i and T3i, but is not like those models, it feels really tough!Recommended 100%I'm sorry for my bad spelling and grammar, i'm not a native speaker.

I had a Canon T2i for about a year now and finally I realized that I need to upgrade. I narrowed it down to a 5D mkII or a 60D (primarily for the swivel screen). With the 5D being about $1200 more I bought the 60D. I've had it for less than a day but the camera itself is exactly what I wanted. What I absolutely love is the ability to dial in the exact Kelvin temperature. That is one main reason I decided to upgrade to a 60D.

Very nice pack (camara + 18-135mm Lenes) for starting in the semi pro techniques of photography. Very, very happy with this purchase! But only one detail, so far: the 18-135mm Canon Lens providen, does not has a "lock" button for transportation; that means, this semi-long zoom lens usually slips forward if you don't hold with your hand. The rest, excellent equipment, excellent brand!

The image quality of the EOS 60D is excellent and on par with the 7D for shooting the typical family or kids events. As an owner of the 30D, 40D and 7D - I find the 60D IQ, handling and overall performance makes it worthy of the xxD designation.Some reviews focus on the changes to body materials, but the 60D body is as solid as the 7D without any squeaks or flexing. The density of the material used is quite substantial and the hand grip feels comfortable. The articulating LCD display is smooth and closes tightly. The buttons and controller are re-organized to accommodate the moving display. The top display is easy to use. The flash and shutter mechanism operate like the rest of Canon DSLRs.The 60D's reduced weight, dimensions and lower cost over the 7D make the 60D a great choice for xxD owners. After using the 7D for a year, I find the 60D more comfortable in my hands. Not that 7D is bad, but it's increased weight and size always seemed to cross a comfort threshold when carrying around.The low light (high ISO 1600-3200) performance of the 60D appears to be superior to any Canon, including my 7D, that I have owned. The 60D WB performance in indoor lighting is in line with other Canons so similar adjustments can be made in your work flow. While the 7D AF specs are better than the 60D, images are just as good for normal situations.Canon seemed to know what was important to most users and put it in the 60D and their experience with the EOS line is ever present here.

First, I'm not a professional photographer. I bought the 60D because I was not happy with the quality of even the best point and shoots out there. The 60D offered a smaller and more lightweight body than the 7D. The 60D has a swivel screen which is fantastic when doing video. Trust me, it makes a huge difference. I don't photograph sporting events, so 5.3fps instead of 8fps of the 7D was fine for me. I bought a Canon 24mm 2.8 prime lens to keep the overall size of the camera reasonable for my needs. I take family shots, and closer up images, so a zoom just wasn't necessary. Image quality - Excellent! A prior reviewer said it takes the same images as the 7D, which is an extremely well reviewed and quality camera. So you get this camera for $300 or more less, the same exact image quiality, and more bells and whistles. Autofocus is very fast. Like night and day compared to any point and shoot. I like the dial lock as I was always moving the wheels on any point and shoots I've owned. No autofocus in video mode, which is a true negative. I hope they upgrade that in a future body. That said, you can manual focus during video which is silent and more accurate. Lots of talk about this being plastic vs. metal. Don't pay any attention to it. This thing feels great. Nice and solid. Plastics today can be made even stronger than metal, so the whole plastic vs. metal thing should not even enter your mind, not for a second. You get a camera that weighs less!! Try hanging a 4 pound piece of steel around your neck for 8 hours and see how fun it is. Lighter and smaller is exactly what people are looking for. All in all, this camera rocks. Excellent image quality in a rock solid body with a ton of bells and whistles. Well worth the money.

I have been in the pro still/video business creating documentaries, self-help, corporate and marketing industry for years and found that this mid-priced camera does about everything I need for still and video shots for my business. In some cases it outperforms some of my older, equipment costing 2 to 3 times as much.I just received it so I am still testing it out but so far, it does everything the manufacturer says it will while producing some amazing stills and videos. For me, this is a keeper in my arsenal of picture/video taking equipment for my business.The lens provided with this purchase is OK but, if you want some even better results, I recommend upgrading to a more professional Canon lens.Canon EOS 60D 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS UD Standard Zoom Lens

Bought this camera from Beach Camera store, which was delivered on time. Thanks to the seller.I have tried using the camera on different scenes and its awesome at every stage. Thanks to its vary angle screen by which you can take shots at different positions which otherwise you will never think to take. Some people find its buttons are poorly placed, but I feel it is not that difficult to access them. Camera ergonomics are really good and it fits really good in our hands. nice shutter speed and good at continuous shots. Videos are awesome and you will feel like it is taken from a movie camera of Panavision.I bought 18-200 mm lens with the camera which I feel is not worth taking with this camera. The quality of the picture gets degraded when fully zoomed in. Also, the lens is very heavy. I generally use my 50mm f1.4 lens with the camera and this combination rocks. The camera gives best performance with a fixed aperture lenses rather then vary f stop lenses. Finally I would say that the camera is amazing and I am loving every piece of shots taken from it. I wont give too much points to the 18-200mm lens. Its good but not up to the mark.

I am glad my husband went with the upgrade from the Rebels to this camera. Great view finder, and the control layout is intuitive. I couldn't be more happy.

I love it. It demonstrates it's capacity during my trip at the paradise city Las Vegas. Super high quality image plus easy to use lead me to recommend those seeking their first DSLR.

Glad I paid the price. Exceedingly happy with this camera. Have owned many cameras (video and still) and mostly Canons. So far this is the most favorite of what I can (almost) afford. Video is superb.

Canon EOS 60D 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD (Body Only)this is a great startup camera for any amateur that wants more advanced features. You can take still photos and live video in HD. I have bought this camera about a year ago I have upgraded from canon 50d it is definitely better than my previous canon 50d . This camera has more features. 18 megapixel. Definitely recommended camera. [...]

I'm going to keep my review short. I love this Camera. I replaced a t2i with the 60D and the new options were worth it. The articulating screen has come in handy many times and I certainly hope this is the direction cannon will choose with all future DSLR's. I've produced a lot of beautiful imagery with the 60D. I chose it over the 7D because of price obviously, but I feel the 7D is meant for photographers with higher demands than me, especially those who need every ounce of speed for fast action, or can just plain afford it. For what I use the 60D for it is well suited (portraits of people, some wildlife, anything interesting I see). I think the 60D is right where it needs to be for kind of middle range photographers with medium demands of speed.

When it was time for my fifteen-year-old to move from a point and shoot to a DSLR, this was the obvious choice (after a huge amount of winnowing). He's been completely thrilled, and I am jealous. No, not really. But it *is* a great camera, and should serve him well for a long time to come. Our plan is to get a cheaper version EOS sometime in the future and share lenses while traveling (mostly in Asia) as I did with his eldest brother starting about 12 years ago. Then I shot Kodachrome, he shot negative film, I used an F1 and he used an FM. It was time for my youngest son to get a decent camera, and so we got him this. It's been truly impressive. In the old days, I went with Nikon because I liked their lenses the most. I think the delta between Canon and Nikon has narrowed considerably, and at the time we bought this, Nikon didn't offer a comparable camera, which make the choice easier than I thought it would be.

The camera arrived overnight and on time as promised and nmeeded for a vacation; the item was nicely packaged and protected; in excellent shape - new; and performed as promised.

I absolutely love this camera. Got it for Christmas and though I still haven't discovered all of it's capabilities, It's awesome.

This camera is excellent for anyone who has experience with DSLR's. The features are awesome. If your only concern is to take good IQ pictures and you don't care much about the other advanced pictures, you can do with the Canon XS, XSI, and T1i. All these cameras are capable of taking great IQ pics depending, of course, if you know how to get the correct settings although Manual and P mode can also take great pics.My last camera was a canon T1i, and I loved it. The reasons I bought the 60D are follows:1. Vari angle LCD. I find this feature extremely helpful. I can take pictures from different angle with ease2. Faster FPS at 5.3. I watch college football and love to take action pics3. It has more features than the T1i and the AF system is fasterI don't really care about the pixel count as I hardly print my pictures. I almost always store the pics on my computer and post them on facebook or flickr. A 6 megapixel should do even for printing up to 8 1/2 by 11. If you are planning to print pictures larger than that, it's the only time you would need higher pixel cameras, or if you plan to crop your pics so you would not lose any details.For the typical consumer whose only goal is to take nice pictures without having to worry about shutter lag, any of the canon, pentax, nikon (don't like sony) have the potential to take great pictures.If you are a prosumer, you can't go wrong with the 50D, 60D, or 7D. All these three cameras are great. It's all about your skill level and the features you prefer. I was going to get the Nikon D7000 as it has better features than the 60D, not to mention it is also weather sealed, but I really like the articulating screen of Canon that's why I chose it.

I just received my Canon 60D body earlier today, when it was said to be here by next week! Extremely thrilled with the purchase, and Adorama's service! I will definitely be doing business with them again.

This camera has been everything i've expected and some. the tilt lcd screen comes handy especially while shooting video. The camera is a bit lighter then older canons and the trigger is a bit hesitant sometimes but minor things considering the great picture and video quality.

Hi,I was looking for a camera that could help me to get a good clips for a reasonable price, because I'm learning visual effects, and I need to capture my own videos to learn better. I can start with any HD camcorder, but if I'm going to be a professional in this business as I wish, then I'm going to work with a professional camera.This Canon 60d was the answer and more than perfect for me. I mean with a appropriate lens, a good angle and a dolly or a tripod dolly combined with a good story and an actor, you can easily match any Hollywood movie out there.This camera can rock your world!.The only thing that make me rate it 4 stars is the ISO thing. I mean you need a great lighting to have a good picture at night or at dark places in general, just to get rid of the Grain it the clip. I was hoping to buy a Nikon D3S, but come on, there are like $2k difference in price between these two, just for this ISO issue ??? Besides, Canon 60d can capture 60fps in 1280x720, I just tested it and it was AMAZING!From the day you buy this camera, you just need to focus on lenses and have at least 3 of them for different purposes, because Canon 60d can handle any video or picture just like the way any other costly camera can do.It took me a month of seeking and thousands of reviews until I finally convinced that this is what I'm looking for.I may make a video review later.I really can't find any words to thank Canon for making my dream came true.

I've read most of the reviews about this camera and agree withe the 5 star reviews. This is my first dslr camera so most camera's in this price range would have been great to me. I currently own a canon G12. I'm amazed how easy it is to take pictures due to the greatly reduced shutter lag. The controls are user friendly. Wish I could add more.

Having used cameras since 1961 (manual rangefinder Yashica) four different slr's, and numerous digital cameras, ending up with a Fuji HS-10, the Canon 60D is the very top. I will miss the 30X zoom of the HS-10, but the ability to get usable images at ISO 3200 out weighs that. My 60D came with the 18-135 IS, and I will soon be adding the 55-250 IS which will give me a 14X range. The Canon 60D with the efs 18-135is lens surely rates my 5 stars - plus Amazon's customer service is first rate.