Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

This is my first camera purchase since the 1st generation Rebel DSLRs came out. It was worth the wait and worth every penny!! Amazing camera. No complaints here!! Canon lover forever!!FYI, this camera did take almost 2 months to arrive from Amazon. Don't be in a huge hurry to get it at your door!

15000 pictures and 3 countries. For travel, I added a battery grip and wrist strap to the camera.I added magic lantern software to the camera and have used several of the still camera features to add value to the 60d.Thanks

Performed as described in various reviews. I have used it to shoot in low light situations indoors without flash as well as for outdoor bright light action shots. I couldn't be more happy with this DSLR camera. Product arrived on time.

I've been using my 60D for wildlife and astro imaging for over 1 year - in temperatures as low as 35 degrees (using an AC adapter for astro imaging). I am extremely pleased with its performance and find the articulating screen a joy to use. It's not quite as robust as my 40D, but has superior image quality, allowing me to get the best out of my lenses and telescopes - the 4.3 micron pixels are invaluable in obtaining the sharpest photographs. I have absolutely no complaints about how the camera performs - for conventional photography. For video, it uses MOV files which I find to be cumbersome at best. Since I rarely shoot video it has not been too much of a problem. Highly recommended!

For the price you pay and even with that thrown aside this is one of the best dslrs you can get. If you are into sport photography or are a videographer the 1080p HD recording capability with both 24p and 30 are worth the money. Boasting a 18 mp sensor (same as t2i up to 7D) this camera with flip open and rotating LCD screen are fantastic. The ability to shoot at 5.3 fps and with a shutter speed of 1/8000 to 30" is impressive for the price. Very satisfied!

i have seen some stuff on here complaining about the video of the 60D or the photo in my opinion maybe u are just to much of a beginner or need to find out how to use it.the camera is amazing i use it mostly for cinematography and time lapses and it more than gets the job doneto compare to a nikon at the same price would be a waste of my time because a D7000 doesn't match it and is more expensivei have used a 7D a lot i think they are pretty equal in most areas the things that make the 7D better have no purpose to me i would take the flip out screen for better angles over a magnesium body i like the 7D but not worth 500 more dollars to me.i don't care for the specs this is hands down a great camera that has tons of potential.

The last SLR I owned was a Canon Rebel 2000 35mm. I liked that camera, but until digital came along, I could never really understand how to set my camera the way I wanted to. That is, not without wasting rolls and rolls of film. Something I never could justify doing. Then came the digital age of photography and I embraced it with a passion. But until recently I could never afford another SLR. Along comes the Canon 60D and a surgery that required three weeks of recovery (a blessing in disguise). Sitting in my recliner with my Canon 60D in hand, I watched every youtube video and every article I could find on the internet about photography and the 60D itself (literally hundreds of hours). It was a free college course in photography from my easy chair. And in the process I got to know my new camera inside and out. Let me tell you, I was not disappointed. It has everything an aspiring amateur is looking for in a camera (other places will give better details than me). I must say that every time I think that my camera might be lacking in one area or another, I have been proved wrong. I do recommend that if you are buying this camera, I would get a kit lens with it. I opted to get just the body, because I still had the lenses from my Rebel Camera, but the kit lenses are made for the new digitals and for a couple hundred dollars more you get a good performing lens.

Just received this camera in the mail last week as an upgrade to my XSi. If you are contemplating the same move, i will tell you it's definitely worth it for the improved ISO performance alone. I took a few indoor shots without a flash at ISO 800. Compared to my XSi, the 60D blew it away. I am also very happy with the higher burst rate. Definitely worth having with kids in the house.Video: using the kit lens (18-135mm) I'd suggest only filming in a well lit area until you get a better lens. I needed to set my ISO over 2,000 to achieve visibility on the screen. I took my Panasonic SD60 camcorder and had no problem shooting good video with low/no grain in the same room/lighting. However, shooting video in a well lit room produced great results but at times it was difficult to tell if i had the subject in focus on the swivel screen.Some of the ergonomics that people have issues with are true but not enough to deter me from buying this camera. The reviewer below me(by date) named them all:1) on/off switch: very small tab to flip over.2) That left dial: wish it would rotate continuously instead of having a stop point. I don't switch modes too often so it's not a huge issue but if you do like to switch modes, i can see it as a future frustration.3) When having the screen flipped out, you realize the delete photo/video button is in a bad position. The fix: don't have the screen flipped out or delete the photos at a later time. I prefer to delete the bad photos/videos immediately after shooting so it's an irritant.Overall, I would recommend this camera as an upgrade over the older Rebel series and as a first time user of DSLR's. OTOH, it would be difficult to recommend this over the T3i unless you need the higher burst speedI will report back in a few months after some more extensive usage. I've only taken about a dozen videos and a hundred photos so far.

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I bought my 60D last November 2010 through Amazon!!! I love love amazon!!!Anyways, almost all the things I wanted to say has been said. I have a rebel xt and for some reason, it wasn't as user-friendly as I thought it would be. I didn't like that the monitor is too small and that I can't use it as viewfinder. So, after months of research, I decided to go with 60D (instead of the 7D) and I have been using it since.What I like most about my 60D is that it has an awesome swiveling monitor, weird angles are not a problem anymore. Also, I like that it uses an SD card vs rebel's CF card. So far, that's all I can think of...It really is an upgrade and I shouldn't be comparing the two but the lack of some of the key features in my rebel xt led me into getting my 60D.You can see some of my work on my website [...] Hope this helps.

Pros:Seriously fast. Excellent picture quality. Well weighted, feels great in your hands. Menus and user interface intuitive.Cons:Issue with built-in flash being permanently disabled after using an external flash. It doesn't matter if you remove the external flash or not, the built-in will not function. This is a known issue and can be fixed by Canon.I upgraded from a Canon Rebel XTi to this camera. The difference, obviously, is major. I really wanted to move up to a 5D Mk II, however, the price just wasn't justifiable to me. The 7D did not seem to have any additional features that I required so I made the decision on the 60D.I am absolutely satisfied with my purchase and would highly recommend this camera to just about anyone. Beginners keep in mind there will be a learning curve associated with this camera, however, it isn't any more than any other product on the market.

Excellent camera but failing part (lcd screen) I sent a check and had been renovated. When I bought it I was not coming well informed. Now I repair a camera that should not have been purchased new problems.

I've been a lifelong Canon consumer and while not a pro photographer , I have enough experience after owning this camera for 6 months to know that there is enough built in capability with the 60d to put the burden of good photos squarely on the user. Sure, there are some deficiencies with the equipment to require workarounds, but it's superb enough to make the photographers creative abilities the limiting factor, not the camera. That's all you need you need to know before buying. For a reasonable price, you get enough cam and lens to do it all and more if you add a canon flash, and perhaps a specialty lens if you have a particular need. Other than that it's a great package and I love to shoot with it. If you are used to the canon user interface, it's very intuitive and in conjunction with some decent post processing software ( aperture for me), I can pretty much do it all. I highly recommend this package for photographers who love to shoot but don't do it for a living. I travel extensively, and love to have this as my main camera, and paired with a canon s95 pocket cam, I'm always ready to capture the world visually. Hope this helps others like me that love to bring the world home with them. I also can't praise the s95 enough as a pocket cam, so look at that too.

Having shot with various Canon DSLRs over the years, this is my favorite. The screen is great, and I really miss that flip and swivel screen when I'm shooting on something without it. Great video capability and easy controls.

I keep forgetting to write a review about this awesome camera! Though not waterproof and you need to be careful with the output mic jack, and at times it does this weird buffering of your card so that it stops recording on its own automatically once in a while, this DSLR is still hands down the best in its range!Because it has an audio channel, you can hook up a lavalier like I did. I've also used various features of the camera and unlike one of these reviews here, I don't see a problem with the hotshoe at all. In any case, those curious about how to shoot with this camera, need to look no further than checking out my new web series, "Day Zero", a post-apocalyptic drama that we've been filming entirely on the 60D!Look for "Day Zero" on kickstarter for an example! Let me know what you think, though we are strapped for funds now unfortunately... Thanks! :)

OOOOOh so happy with my purchase of this camera and lens. I waited 3 years to save the money and not have to spend it elsewhere. Love it.

well as a beginner in photo shooting i was recommended to buy canon 60D and just wanted to say that this camera is so cute and nice that even with the low experience in photo shooting the pictures become incredible so recommend all the beginners who would like to have incredible moments shot.

No words to say about this camera. My first DSLR and great photos!!!After using every day during this weekend I recommend this camera, easy to use for beginers and you have a choice to increase photo skills with the same camera.About the $$$ 18-200 is the best!

I have read several reviews stating this camera is "great for beginners" Huh? A low end Rebel is great for beginners. Sure, this camera can be used by beginners with no problem. Switch it to Auto, and off you go! What determines a cameras professional level is the human standing behind it. I can take Canons top of the line camera and snap a photo that looks like crap. That being said, this camera is for people that want to use it!It is solid, well built, reasonably priced, and VERY capable of professional results with photos and videos.Try it out at your local camera store. If you like it, buy it through Amazon. You can't go wrong.

Decided to get EOS 60D over 7D because 60 D is better than T2 (a very good camera), and more than meets my needs as an amateur, and with some of the cost savings (by not buying the 7 D) I sprung for a Canon 100 MM L Macro lens (Wow). I am moving up from an XSi, and the 60D is clearly a great improvement in many ways (higher ISO performance, better resolution and other features). Its slightly larger size makes for better handling ergonomics---than with a Rebel--with my bigger, longer lenses. I am not hung up on the metal vs hard plastic issue--the camera is solid enough but not excessively heavy. This is a terrific camera. I am very happy with my purchase. I can see that this camera helps maximize the potential of all my Canon lenses, beyond what the Rebels were able to do--thats the bottom line. The difference in my photos is obvious. I am not a video enthusiast and did not get this camera for that purpose; live view works for me with landscape and macro shots-- I like it. If I had not invested so much money in Canon's very good lenses, I might have been persuaded to get the Nikon 7000. But the great Nikon lenses are even more expensive than most Canon L lenses and the quality is the same. What keeps me tied to Canon are their excellent lenses and the inventory of their lenses that I have. I may get a Canon full frame camera some day if I decide to take this hobby much more seriously.If you can't afford a 7D and want a more substantial camera than the rebel line, this camera is solid performer. Other than for my first Canon Xti Rebel and its kit lens, all subsequent Canon camea related purchases have come from Amazon. So far their service has been very good. I have wanted to try B&H ( my friends swear by them) but Amazons prices are competitive and the free shipping is a real plus mailing to Hawaii.

This product is just what we were looking for as an upgrade to our Rebel and it came at an affordable price.

Choosing the perfect camera is certainly a difficult task. I was looking for a dslr in the $1000-1500 range, with an equal emphasis on still and video photography. After extensive research, I narrowed the choices to the new Canon T3i, the 60D, and the Nikon D7000. Since I plan on using the hd movie mode extensively, the articulating lcd screen (you don't know how great this option is until you actually use it!) was a huge selling point. That effectively elimated the Nikon from consideration. Comparing the T3i and the 60D was easy...the 60D is hands down the better camera. It has a better build, better AF system, faster burst rate, higher shutter speed, etc. And it's only $200 more than the T3i! I wound up buying the 60D with the 18-200mm Canon EF IS lens kit, for a grand total of $1399. The lens alone has an average street price of about $600, so the kit was an excellent value.Is this the perfect camera? No, but what camera is? There's always some feature you see on another camera that you wish was on yours. For example, I would love to have the dual SD card slots found on the D7000. But when deciding on the camera that best meets your needs, you have to weigh the pros and cons. At least for myself, the 60D has far more pros than cons. It's a terrific camera, and an exceptional value at it's current price point. If you're looking for a mid level dslr, you would be remiss not to give this camera more than a passing glance.

Purchased Canon EOS 60D, great camera for 2 WEEKS, then DIED. I was shooting a model with my T21 & the newly purchased 60D. The 60D made a poping sound & would not work, changed battery, still dead. No BUMPS, DROPS or even BREATHED on it. The Bummer of them all is that I had a Canon 85mm f1.8 tied on it at the time of the POP & malfunction. It blew the electronics in the 85mm lens. When I put the 85mm on the working T2i, the T2i said error #1 "clean Lens Contacts" well you can clean them & the camera contacts untill the cows come home because it is not going to work. The other Canon lenses, 18-55,55-250 & the 50mm all work on the T2i. Since there is no power in the lens, but instead in the camera. The glitch has to be in the camera & when it blew everything in the camera it must have blown the electrical contacts in the 85mm. Fortunately the 60D blew well before the 30 day return period so I only lost my $30 on shipping. The 85mm was purchsed 6 months ago so I'm sending it to be repaired, but depending on what has to be replaced they may send me a bill of estimate rather than my repaired lens. I love canons that is all I own. T2i, Hg10 video, 3 years old dropped once, still working, hf m41 video, the kit lenses I shoot portraits all the time with great resolution, even the 50mm f1.8 is out standing & the 85mm & 100mm are perfect optics. I'm only writing this review to tell you to shoot the heck out of your d60 for that first 30 days so you don't get stuck.

Overall, the 60D is a nice camera. I bought this to use as a second camera body to my Canon 1D Mark III. Build quality was decent but not great. Honestly, I think the Rebel Series is built better.The camera is a little on the bulky side but not uncomfortable. I like the articulating LCD screen but it felt flimsy at the hinge. I don't like the dual dial controls. I would have rather seen the thumb wheel control the vertical scroll and the larger back wheel control the horizontal scroll. Granted all the design quirks are issues most could get used to but after shooting with the MK III for the past four years, it just felt odd.Image quality was good, if not exceptionally good. No complaints there.Seeing this is a back-up camera, I've decided to return it and looking into the smaller Rebel T3i to save a little money. Either that or a used 40D (better build quality). If I was looking for an entry level camera that has plenty of potential for growth, the 60D is a tough option to pass over.