Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

Camera so far has been an outstanding purchase. Price at $1199 was below everyone else. Camera came on time and in great shape. Experimented at an Airshow on the first weekend and folks were amazed at the zoom quality of the 18 - 135mm lens, excellent clarity and fantastic fast speed shooting. Color indoors with flash so far is exceptional. Can't wait to take it to Grand Canyon in 2 weeks for a hefty tryout.Having to hold button to unlock and rotate mode wheel is only minor complaint so far.

I was in dire need of an upgrade and was seriously looking at the 7D. Realizing that the 7D is rumored for a "refresh" in early 2012, I didn't want to spend the extra money versus the 60D. Ultimately, I opted for the 60D and I have to say, I don't feel like I'm missing anything from the 7D! This is a fantastic camera and I don't see how anyone would be disappointed with it! And props to Amazon for their speedy delivery!

after reviewing cameras for weeks i finally chose this one. i dont regret it for a second. i am pretty much new to the slr and this is really easy to learn on. i love it.

Overall, it is a great camera.Canon, please listen, lens hood should be a "come with" standard accessory, since the 18-135mm lens is already come with it, why not the lens hood? Remote control should be a "come with" standard accessory as well, rather I have to buy it separately.Great camera for both entry-level or semi-pro users, lots of controls, I love those easy-access controls on top and on LCD screen. LCD screen can be flipped out or covered, a very nice feature.However, it is a little bit heavy to hang around on your neck for hours... Be warned...

I am in love with this camera, I just upgraded from a rebel t1i which could not meet my demands since I am now learning more and moving up.But this camera is great, fast, great quality.This whole thing of metallic body vs. plastic is not the way I will choose my camera.Even though the its plastic, it feels good to hold.The built-in flash is not too hash on pictures compare to the other camera, although I use the 430ex flash.The ergonomic design is also good compare to t1i.My advise is even you are new to dslr I say start with this model because if you start with a low end once you become good you will need a higher camera.With the flip lcd I have been able to take some good angle pics in live view.Hmm...what else....just love it!

One of the best camera that I have used for this price. I have been busy it for 3 months now and don't have any complains.

i got curious and got a chance to read all the 1 star reviews, i guess they have bad luck from the hundreds of the 60D being sold. i was excited to receive my camera and once i got it boom out of the box, install the battery grip and let the batteries charge. Once done charging turn it on give it a try. The 60d gave me no troubles besides the camera went crazy thinking there's a external flash still fixed onto the body but that's a common problem for the 60d, all my lenses work my 75-300, 50 1/8, 18-135, and my 10-22. So far it's awesome! i love the 18-135 such a nice lens.

There's not too many reviews so I thought I would throw in my two cents worth. I wanted to upgrade from my XSi and the candidates within my budget were the 50D, 60D or 7D. I went for the 60D as it is latest xxD version; the 50D was only slightly cheaper and the 7D was quite a bit more expensive. I bought the "body only" as I have several canon lenses. I've only had the 60D for about two weeks now and love it, albeit I still have to learn some of the functions. I am mostly a landscape photographer and shoot mainly at dusk or dawn. I like the capability of the higher ISO's. Like any photographer, I try to shoot at the lowest ISO I can use, but photos I've shot up to ISO 1600 come out good. I didn't think the articulating screen would be a major selling point but it is. Shooting portraits in the Live View mode is great. Also, the LCD screen is protected when stored with the screen facing the camera--no more scratched LCD screens. I use the viewfinder while shooting outside. I haven't tried the movie function. I need to try it just to make sure it works, but I doubt I'll ever use it. I bought the camera for photos, not movies. I've posted a couple of photos (Sea Oats and Palm Tree) in the "View and Share Related Images" section on the main page. I'm pleased.

The purchase process was normal and the delivery was fast and they kept me informed about my item all the time.This camera is wonderful! Works as a charm and has many, many options that can be very useful at all times. Im an semi pro photographer and this camera is excellent for me, heavy work most of the time. Its fast, easy to use, responds great to all the commands. The menu screen is very easy to use.Image quality is excellent, very crisp, clear and brilliant, even at very high ISO (1600 and above). Anyway, you must keep in mind that as important as the camera, the lens you choose is. With this very same camera but a crappy lens the images could be disappointing, so try to get a good lens before you cant talk about the camera.The swivel screen was a key point when I made my choice and it's a wonderful feature once you try to take pictures in awkward positions.Battery life is better than I expected.I dont regret at all to had choose this one over the 7D. Same resolution, same video capacity and it has the plus of the swivel screen for less money.I recommend this camera a lot, but be sure to get good lenses (this goes for all cameras as well)

Was excited about receiving this camera based on other reviews. However, it was dead on arrival. The camera would not even power on. The best Canon would do is repair the camera under warranty. If I had wanted a refurbished camera, I could have save some money and bought a used one to begin with. Fortunately, Amazon has a 30 day return policy. They're payinig for return shipping of the original camera and sending a new one by next day delivery, even before they get the return. Hopefully the new camera works. Thumbs up for Amazon, thumbs down for Canon.

It's a great camera, very good at high ISOs up to 3200, very rapid in approach and very well placed shortcuts

I have been photographing outdoors and nature for 11 yrs now and I have owned many cameras. I am not rich and cannot afford the high end stuff that everyone dreams of having, so I have to make my money count. I upgraded from the 40D and I loved that camera. I did weeks of reading and comparing before I made my choice and it was not easy. I was at a point where I felt like I had to make a blind leap and hit the buy now button. 4 months later, paired with a 24-105mm IS L f4 lens, I'm all warm and fuzzy with the feeling of knowing I made the right choice. This camera just feels "Right"

This is my first SLR camera and I am loving it. I was looking into buying 7D but after doing research and found major difference between 60D vs 7D is shutter speed and few others features so I went ahead and bought 60D. If you're looking for something mid range I believe this is a great investment. Although others complains 60D body is plastic and takes SD I don't mind @ all. In addition Like other reviewers and I am father of 2 looking for solid quality pictures of my kids and I don't sell pictures to anyone else. Hated spending $$$ on studio photos so I went ahead and bought 60D kit but end up selling the lens and bought 24-70mm f/2.8L, Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 lens, and 430EX II flash. Boy what a difference in terms of quality of pictures. I realized 60D is not full frame digital SLRs but L series lens open door to whole different world and maybe year or two I will invest on 5D Mark 2 or if 5D 3 releases 2011, I will buy last year model. Only down side is that its heavy to carry all equipments around but I did buy Canon S95 (our 5th point and shoot camera from Canon) but in terms of quality of pictures I will take 60D anyway. I recommend to everyone.

This is my first DSLR, I got it with the 18-135 kit... I have done online research, asking many people..etc and decided to go with the 60D... It has everything a beginner need except Full Frame...Full Frame or not to full frame for the first SLR :) ... DO NOT FULL FRAME, SLRs shutters have a life span of 100,000 clicks or so , as a beginner you will be firing allot of pictures just to learn, changing shutter speed, what if the aperture opened more...etc, so u will be wasting your money on buying a bigger sensor that you will waste...now what about the crop factor...honeslty go back a little we are just learning and trust me for beginners you wont feel full frame or APSC frame... remember that lens makes allot of differnce as wellif you decided to live with APSC sensor , the 60D is amazing on the other side ,AMAZING Camera, very nice handeling, easy software to use and impressive picture quality coming from the Camera with the 18-135 lens...I thought I need to photoshop to have quality pictures , but as of now 3 weeks of usage, pics out of camera are sharp and look so professional... I like it

I was considering the 60D and the T3i, and I chose the 60D because of its advantages: build quality, dedicated screen on top, more cross-type AF points, better viewfinder, better controls. I don't regret my decision at all. Paid $1199 with a Canon rebate. As for the lens, having such a long range in a kit lens is great because you won't need to buy another lens unless you really want to.

I purchased this primarily for the video capability but having excellent still capability along at the same time is wonderful. I shoot performances alone with this camera using either my 24-104 or a prime lens depending on the light level and a Canon VIXIA mounted away on another tripod. The only problems I have found are that recording needs to be manually turned off and back on when you approach the 12 minute max. clip size limit and after about 1 hour of near continuous shooting the temperature warning comes on. I have only once had it shut down but it makes me nervous. Adding the external batter module didn't seem to reduce the temperature issue. I shoot a 2 hour or so performance about every week and it has worked great.

I was deciding between the Nikon D7000 and the Canon 60D and made the obvious choice based on reputation, quality and value for the money. The 60D more than fulfills my needs as an advanced amateur. If anything, the newer DSLRs give too many choices. The camera and lens seem to be very robust. I am amazed when I read the adverse comments regarding the lack of a magnesium body. The Boeing 787 is a combination of metal and plastic, after all, and it is heralded as a technological advancement, which it should be. Besides, I never beat my equipment like others suggest they do. Interesting that the Nikon D7000 boasts a magnesium body, when it actually is only partially so. I am entirely satisfied with the camera and Amazon's service. Other companies would do well to emulate Amazon.

I love this camera!!!This camera takes awesome pictures and is easy to use.It's been a lot of fun using the camera, learning the functions and experimenting with it. I've captured some great family portraits, candid shots and even some nice action shots on the soccer field.The software that comes with the camera is great as I am able to download the pictures to my camera and crop them. I've gotten a lot of nice action shots this way.The kids and I are having a great time with this camera. Each time I learn how to use one of the functions, I'm teaching it to my kids (ages 16 (twins), 13 & 10). We're taking lots of digital photos. Seeing what works and what doesn't and then adjusting our techniques.I tried the HD video for my daughter recital. The picture quality was good, considering the low light conditions. I'm looking forward to taking more video in the future and improving my technique.The articulating screen is great. It's been very convenient when taking odd angled shots. I'm using it more than I thought I would.So far, I'm very happy with my purchase.

The camera arrived earlier than expected which was a definite plus. The 60d seemed to have no problem in and is brand new as promised. The kit lens works fine along with the other controls and such of the camera. Thank you once again for being so prompt at shipping!

This camera works well for me in many different shooting situations. Good product. Changing settings is very easy and accessible. The 60D gives the photographer many choices for setting the camera to fit different situations and gives good end results.

If you are a P&S person and want to bump up, you will probably be pleased with this camera, "IF", you are willing to learn how to use it. This is not a P&S camera and you will have to take your time and get to know all of the bells and whistles and exactly what each bell and whistle is and does.Pros will probably find it too slow. It does seem to be very touchy with non-Canon lens. In the reviews it states that the ISO will go as low as 100. However, its lowest is 200. The weight is also a factor. With a lens it feels like you are carrying a rock around your neck. If you are upgrading and planning on purchasing this camera and you do not own Canon lenses, then don't waste your money on non-IS lenses. You will pay more up front. But, trust me, you will be far happier in the end when you turn out decent shots. If you already shoot DSLR and are looking at a new camera, go for the 7D and be done with it. The dual digi processor makes a world of difference. Especially if you are shooting fast lenses as I do.

The Canon 60d is definitely a great buy. I was extremely impressed with the pictures and video it produced. However, the 18-135mm lens is honestly just average, which is expected for a kit lens. The quality isn't terrible, but if you're thinking about getting serious in the DSLR world, I'd suggest getting a better lens. I would still advise you to get the 18-135mm kit because the lens itself is around $400.

I had been using the Canon XTI for years, but was ready to step up the capabilities, functions, and quality of my amateur photos. I researched the Canon line, and found the 60D to be the number one choice. This was over the T2i and T3i, as the Canon lenses fit all three bodies. The overall focus ability is slightly better than the T2i and T3i, with the 60D delivering stunning in-focus (absent soft focus) results. I've also had absolutely no issue with using the Transcend 16GB Class 10 mem card. Very happy with the EOS 60D, 16GB mem card, and Amazon ordering/delivery of the products. I highly recommend the combination.

I upgraded from a Canon EOS XTi. The price made me hesitate as I am an artist, not a professional photographer, but winning a design prize helped me decide. It is heavier, but I have been making more video and use a sturdy tripod. One thing you can't do is change the focus while shooting video, but it is primarily a still camera. I like the way the LCD screen pivots so you can angle it to see what you are shooting in live mode.My lenses work with this camera with no problem. The shutter release is much smoother and faster than the XTi and taking multiple shots for some nature shots of osprey was smooth and fast. I am happy with my purchase.