Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

Seriously a great camera. Video modes are perfect and pictures look great. There is some noise when viewed at 100% though, and it gets worse as you get up in ISO but it's not much worse than the Nikon D7000. Canon's decision to use the same sensor as in the T2i and 7d, not to improve the focusing from the aging 50D, and failure to offer many appealing new features for the pro photographer led many to criticize the camera. Though, even with these shortcomings, the Canon 60D remains a solid DSLR for many aspiring pro photographers while integrating a slew of dream features to aspiring videographers at an aggressive price point. Full review of the camera here: [...]

I love the 60D.... But it is just a start. You need a whole setup and lenses are way more important than the camera. The 60D, T3i and T2i are great cameras to start your /videography and photography career off with but make sure to invest more in the lenses. Check out my video. [...] It will show you my entire setup with this camera. I hope it helps in your buying decision.

This camera is nothing more than a T2i with a articulating screen and different aesthetics. It has the same recycled 18mp sensor, metering etc. It no longer has the enthusist/pro magnesium alloy body, instead it now has the toyish plastic body off the entry level Rebel series. If your looking for a first DSLR, I have no doubt you will be quite happy with the 60D. If however your an enthusiest/pro you will find the amatuer grade construction and hand me down features of the rebel T2i/60D lacking. The bigger picture is that Canon tried to get cute and charge a "60D" price for a camera that clearly should have been designated a Rebel T3i. Indeed they would like you to spend hundreds more to get the EOS 7D, which was hundreds more than the 50D. There is a good reason (at the time of my review) that Canon is already blowing the 60D out with rebates while Nikon's D7000 is out of stock in most places. The D7000 is a clear upgrade/improvement over the D90 while the Canon 60D is a dumbed down camera of the version it was to replace.

Hi, I only received my Canon 60D+ 18-135mm lens kit, so I can't review it's performance, but I can't wait to learn all the features and to start using it. However I wanted to thank for all the previous reviews - they helped a lot to make my decision. The camera is fantastic in the first days and the menus , display , buttons ...all seem so intuitive and clear !Huge thank you to Amazon ! Fantastic and FAST service !!! I had the camera in my hands two days after purchase , much faster than promised :) The camera came well packaged in pristine condition and I caught the few day sale too ;) which always helps.Thank you Amazon :)

Pros:Excellent battery life.Excellent images.Flexibility.Tilty swiveley LCD screen.5.3 fps burst speed.Full HD video.Cons:I hate the on/off switch.Door to battery hard to open.It's kinda heavy.The left wheel should go all the way around.I've used the Canon 60d about 1 month now and I love it. Don't get too caught up in the cons. They're very minor. This camera rocks! I looked at several other camers in this price range and none had the features of the Canon 60d. My previous Sony non-DSLR had a moving LCD and I didn't think I could live without one. The zoom on the 18-135 is nice and sharp. The controls are well placed. The HD video is excellent although I haven't used it much yet.The Canon 60d makes an excellent first DSLR. I would buy it all over again.

I don't get it, every time the Canon upgrade their semi-pro camera like this Two-Digit Series D(x0D) we saw a few Great grown up features. NOT in THIS ONE. To me, I am taking it very personal because we buy the body base on our characters. THIS IS A NEXT REBEL. I am not too crazy about the Flip LCD. It is for HD Video anyway.First - you cannot use it by itself in the Studio, HELLO CANON! where is the Sync? (yes, instead you can use the annoying adapter like Rebel)Second - SD Card? non of the pro-photographers enjoy the tiny chips, besides, they break. It may be faster, but we don't want to share the Card with lil-girls P&S Camera.Third - A Plastic Body? polycarbonate whatever they call it, it is technically plastic.Function Wise = An Amazing BodyCharacter Wise = Its A Rebel XL (nothing major is different)

This is my first DSLR. I was choosing between 60D and T3i. Canon had a promotion and bought the 60D body for $900 (T3i with the kit lens was $800). Borrowed an 18-55 from my brother. Very happy with my choice. The camera is much more feature reach then T3i for almost the same price. The good pentaprism viewfinder of 60D was probably the most important feature for me. Don't use the camera for video much, prefer using the Flip.

Great camera. Really great to switch between photos and movies - instantly! Very convenient. High quality. Lots of fun in the couple weeks of having it.

This is my first DSLR camera. It's really good for me. I knew that 7D or D7000(Nikon) is better than this one, but for this price, 60D is the more suitable for me. I'm not a professional photographer. If I am I will buy 5D2 but not a APS-C. If you are going to buy your first DSLR, and you don't want a T1, T2 or T3, then this is your best choice.

I upgraded from a Canon Rebel XSi to the 60D a few weeks ago because I wanted the added features, and I am very happy with the results. It does it all, and far more than I am capable of comprehending at this point. I am continually learning its features. It is a complex camera, yet can be used to point and shoot as well. I am the "official" photographer for our church and am forced to take a lot of shots in low light. The higher ISO capability of the 60D makes it ideal for a "no flash" environment, in my opinion. Coupled with the Canon EF-S 17-55mm 2.8 IS USM lens I have taken some really sharp shots of baptisms, anniversaries, and social gatherings. The only criticism I have is the weight of the camera. After a couple of hours with it strapped around my neck it becomes noticeably heavy.

I have owned many camera bodies, including xti, t2i, 40d, 60d, 7d, 5d and 5dII. I purchased this as a backup for to my 5d2, and for shooting long and some birds. I initially bought a t2i, but found the ergonomics, and buffer poor. I purchased 60D as it shares the same battery as my 5d2, and has much better ergonomics.What I love: The external flash control, on board flash, general build and ergonomics.What I dislike, in Order:1.Sensor efficiency. Nikon has canon beat here. the dynamic range on d7000 is a fair bit superior, esp important if you are doing landscape. Canon needs to improve their sensor production in the next line.2. Lack of focus microadjustment. Why? it does not cost much to include, and is a very very useful feature.things that I wish were included but not a deal breaker: extra custom settings, a non locking mode dial.

I have only used point and shoot dscs. My last SLR was a film based model - the Canon EOS-A2. This camera is very nice so far. I especially like the picture styles, and the ability to customize the settings. The included software is very capable for processing raw files. I was pleasantly surprised with the video quality. The 1080p videos are stunning! I do wish that autofocus capability was available for videos though. All in all this is a solid camera. I purchased a Tamron 18-270 zoom which works very nicely with this camera.

The product is nice. Fulfilled my expectations and i really like it. I recommend for everyone who wants to buy.

I have owned a T1i and a T2i which I used for semi-professional family shoots. I recently upgraded to the 60D and honestly was extremely surprised at the big upgrade it is from the T2i. For advanced users, it is more than worth the extra cash. It fits in my hand much better and the controls are easier to access. When using my 50mm 1.4 the 60D focuses much more accurately than my T2i does. I was having a lot of problem with the T2i front focusing, but the 60D has been spot on. I am also very pleased with how it handles my indoor lighting. Shots with my T2i usually turned out yellow when on auto-whitebalance, but the 60D seem to produce much better indoor color. Another surprise was how quiet the shutter mechanism is. It is much softer than the T2i which will be very nice with the wedding shoots I have coming up. There are so many more advanced options in the menus than you get on a Rebel. Another surprise for me was that it has ISO increments in 1/3 stops. For people considering taking the photography to the next level, I couldn't recommend this product any higher.

I have upgraded my 550D with this new camera because it has the flexible LCD screen that allows me to better use the HD video filming feature. The 60D is better constructed, and is bigger than the 550D but less than the 7D. I have noticed that the obturator sound is different than the 550D and the 7D, probably because it use different mechanism. This is not a problem at all but the sound is less impressive (its more like a light click). The rest of features gives you a camera that is more close to the 7D. If you feel that the flexible LCD is valuable for you, this camera is a better choice than the 7D (and cheaper). The 18-135 mm IS lens is a VERY GOOD lens. It doesn't has USM but you will never miss it because the DC motor it has is very fast and silent enough. I have compared this lens with my Sigma 18-250mm HSM IS and face to face I have taken similar pictures and I cannot detect any difference. I highly recommend the EOS 60D body with this Sigma lens because this kit gives you more zoom range for all around photography.

This camera, to me, is the absolute best in class when considering performance, features and price. The only thing it is missing is true AF capability when shooting video.

Having been a Canon user for many years I knew which camera was next from Amazon.com. This is my fourth Canon that began with the Rebel series. I have moved up to better quality and better features each and every time; this newest Canon is no exception. Don't miss out. Everyone will tell you, "Gee, your camera takes good pictures."

Wishing to be a serious amateur photographer, and wishing to enter the world of digital photo, I spent three months researching practically every day to decide what equipment to buy. The market has great options, which makes the choice very difficult. Finally I chose the Canon 60D and I can say it was worth it!! It is an amazing camera that I recommend to all those keen amateurs like me, and even professionals. Bought with the 18-200 mm lens which is another wonderful thing, it is a kind of an All-in-1 in lenses. For all these reasons I strongly recommend buying this product !!!!!

There were so many little things that I disliked about my T1i that when I had the chance, I upgraded. Thought long and hard about the 7D, but it just didn't make sense for me, my skill level, the size of my hands, etc. etc. Maybe someday I'll regret that decision, but right now, I'm in love with the 60DThe swivel screen is a really fantastic addition. I was spoiled by this on my old S1iS and S2iS. I didn't realize how much I missed it until I started using the 60D.For someone making that upgrade, there will be some adjustments necessary, but after two outings and using the book to verify a few of the things I wasn't sure about, I'm thrilled with the quality of my shots. MUCH better than the same shots taken with the T1i.

I'm upgrading from my Rebel XSI 450D to the new 60D. Wow, what a difference! The main thing that I've noticed is how much easier it is shooting in the manual setting. Excellent shots right from the start. Feels good in my hands, the shutter "click" is smooth, quiet, feels professional. I can't tell a difference in the metal body vs the new body of the D60. Feels the same to me. Solid camera. I did not purchase the kit lens with this camera as I have L lenses that I use on a daily basis and didn't need to spend the extra money. I'm still learning all the "ins and outs" on the camera but so far, wow, it's worth the money. I hope the battery is as good as my XSI. I've taken over 20K shots on my XSI in 2 years and the batteries are excellent, and keep a charge for what seems like forever!If you're looking to upgrade from your "workhorse rebel" but can't spring for the more expensive 7D, this is a good upgrade.

One of my first cameras was a film SLR. I love the flexibility a SLR offers. DSLR's have been out of reach for me because of the price. But recently the prices have dropped and have become more affordable for non-professionals like me. The Canon 60D is a wonderful camera. The image quality outdoors is truly stunning! The camera has a very fast start-up and the shutter burst mode is more than suitable for my needs. The menus and controls are well laid out and intuitive. It's a much better camera than the T2i and is worth the little bit extra.Pros:Stunning image quality!Fast start-upFast auto-focusFast shutter burstHigh ISO speeds are actually useable!Mode lock is niceCons:Some trouble focusing in low lightNo continuous `auto' focus in movie mode`auto' focusing noise is very noticeable during movie mode

We bought the T2i after reading reviews of DSLRs. We've been using point and shoot digital camers for years now and missed the fun of using the old SLRs we owned. Bought the camera with the 18-135mm lens instead of the usual 18-55mm because we wanted to keep the price down and still get more than a 3 to 1 zoom. After 3 months we are still very certain we chose the right camera.

When I bought my Canon 5D Mark II I was very happy. But with time (keep in mind that I am not taking photography as a profession, rather I am a hobbiest) I got boared of the weight of my 5D and stoped carrying my camera with me when I leave home and the most important thing was, I never made use of the Full Frame option.Therefore, I decided to sell my 5D and buy the 60D and I am happy I did that :)The 60D is a fantastic camera for amatures and professionals who are looking for a second camera either as a backup or a light camera that they want to travel with.The pictures quality is amazing and the tilting screen is an amazing option and it made my life easier specially when taking photos of my 6 months kid..Any1 with a tight budget and cannot afford the 7D and (or has the budget for the 7D but wants a tilting screen) wants a tilting screen camera go ahead and buy the 60D without any hesitation..

I believe I will learn to love my (and my wife's) camera, as I learn how to use it :)It seems possible to create amazing photos with one click, though.One thing I noticed, I need a zoom and perhaps one macro lens to shoot nature, plants and animals...Well another... its heavy to use with one hand :)