Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 60D Body

I've tested several different cameras, this one was the best with a mix of pro qualities yet still catering to beginner needs.

Bought this as a second body back-up and now use it more than my primary. If you don't need all of the bells and whistles, weather proofing, this is the perfect camera. In the Canon lineup it lives between the pro equipment and the enthusiast stuff, so for just a great carry camera and all around fun rig, it's terrific. The flip-out screen sold me on this and now that I have it, everything else seems primitive. The one thing I didn't expect to utilize as much as I now do is the built in level in the viewfinder and for low light shooting, it's a must-have. The one big drawback to this camera is the focus on live-view is slow and clumsy, but for what I do (timelapse and night photography), it's rarely an issue. I'd buy this again in a heartbeat.

I'm sure you can find a lot of reviews of this camera elsewhere, as for me - all my expectations are fulfilled. I was choosing between 550D and 7D (600D appeared later), I compared with 550D afterwards and happy that paid more and bought 60D. And I think I'm pretty happy with it, therefore don't want to pay more for 7D, moreover I do need vari-angle screen.

I bought this camera several days ago, it is an absolutely great camera. You may be confused on which brand to buy: Nikon D7000 or Canon 60D, that's pretty understandable. I've researched both Nikon and Canon for six months, personally, I like Canon 60D for its natural, crystal clear pictures as well as the super video quality. As to camera features, I think the most important is the picture and color quality. Canon 60D is awesome, it has the same picture quality as the Canon 7D but you can save five hundred dollars or more, in addition, you get very nice Canon 18-200 len, I enjoy it very much.

This camera is extremely powerful. As a novice photographer it is taking some getting used to. I have gotten some great photos from it and it was easy to get great photos. I can't wait to get more practice with it!Review update: August 30,2011Still 5 stars!This camera is great! Very user friendly! I went from a novice who hardly knew a thing about cameras and photography to a free lance (still amateur, but getting there) photographer. This camera has been extremely user friendly. And with the help of so e great lenses and a photography course, this camera has helped me capture some magnificent shots!

I wanted to buy a camera in the $500 price range, but could not find one that would make better pictures than my old Canon PowerShot S3 IS.I've tried some 'bridge cameras' but was very disappointed with their noisy image quality.Finally I've found [...] where I was able to see sample shots from all the different cameras.Comparing the sample images it was clear that the Canon EOS 60D is the best choice under $2000.I took a leap of faith and decided to get the Canon EOS 60D.All the pictures I take with this camera have delicate details, beautiful colors and come out razor sharp.I can definitely suggest this camera.

Happy customer here... No complaints on my camera... Better than all lower priced dslr cameras.. Could hold it's own against the more expensive ones though it would be beaten in the long run on camera capabilities as the owner or user advances in his photographic journey... But if ur on a transition from point and shoot to dslrs this would be perfect....

It doesn't take any better pictures than a 450D, 40D, 1000D, 50D, 7D, 5D and I've used all of these camera. Ask yourself, do you print your pictures or are you a digital see on your screen/monitor/upload type of photographer/hobbyist/amateur?If you only print occasionally up to 8rs/10r/12r then a 450d is good enough. You show people photos from the above cameras and I bet that those people can't tell the diffence in the prints.I'll be keeping my 50d and i'd rather spend 1000 bucks on a quality lens or a couple of lenses that DOES make much more difference than merely upgrading along the crop factor body.Conclusion: better buy a 5Dmk1 for the same price used if you ACTUALLY print your photos, if you are merely a digitaly store your photos and show your photos on the computer and net, then a 1000D is enough. Do yourself a favor and save up for a 5dmk2 and be done with your upgrades or just buy quality lens such as the 70-200L f4 IS or 24L if you already own a crop body Canon.

Most of the negative reviews for the Canon 60D center on image quality that should be blamed on lenses & not the camera body! If you are not happy with the image quality send the camera and lens to Canon USA for tune-up. My 18/200 zoom was not very sharp. When I got it back it was Very Good! By the way, the camera only stores the image. It's the Lens that takes the photo. Better to buy a cheaper camera body and spend the money on a higher end lens like the 17/55 f2.8 zoom rather then the cheap Kit Lenses. There is a good reason the Pro's use the Canon "L" series lenses!

I upgraded from a Nikon D40 and I must say that this was a great switch! I am an amateur photographer and I mostly shoot portraits. This camera provides great detail in my subjects features. The kit lens is okay, but I purchased a 50mm f/1.4 lens and I rarely use any other lens. The results are stunning. I recently did a wedding and reception that had very low lighting and I was able still take wonderful photos. I am very satisfied with my purchase.

It came in yesterday and I've been playing around with it. If you're comparing it between the T2i and 7D, I don't have any advice for you, but the decision maker for me was the fold out and twisting screen.It produces awesome quality, but I'm sure you know that by now.

This is a great camera, so far no problems, the images look great (works well with my 'L' lenses), isn't that what its all about in the end. Its light enough to take everywhere yet feels great in the hand. This camera feels solid. As far as the plastic body goes, don't most laptop computers come with plastic bods and I think they are abused way more than a camera. The only specs I really cared about was having faster shutter speed and a higher ISO. I upgraded from a Rebel XT. I still don't understand why people need to always upgrade from one xxD to the newest one, it would save you a lot of money if you upgrade every 6 or 7 or even 10 years.

I recently purchased the Canon EOS 60D with the 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS UD Standard Zoom Lens. The camera is awesome, easy to use and navigate, and the flip-out display makes shooting HD video a breeze. The kit lense is perfect and provides all the zoom you really need when walking around town, popping off shots. My girlfriend and I absolutely love this camera and we are looking forward to adding a prime lense to it and some other goodies as well. It's a great camera for someone just starting out, like me.

this camera is very easy to use, looks good, it does what i expected. the only problem is I have a wireless remote and when i got the camera it was working fine for couple of days and then it quit working with the remote. I have test and the remote is good maybe something is wrong with the camera. everything other thing it's a good camera.

I have a Canon 5D, a Canon 7D, and a Canon 50D. I bought the 60D primarily for the rotating LCD which is much handier than a right-angle finder when shooting flowers or ultra wide-angle shots from a low level; it's also very useful when the camera is on the copy stand on my workroom (formerly a dark room) counter. Since it;s lighter than any of my other cameras, I plan to carry it when I travel. I just wish it had the autofocus capabilities of the 7D and 5D, but then I guess if it did, nobody would buy the more expensive models.

I think this is a great camera and I have been very happy with the photo quality. I have not been impressed with the video camera aspect. I was hoping to need only one camera, but after using it for 4 weeks, I realize, I will still need to purchase a video camera.

I was wanting to get into a camera that was built on the CF (Compact Flash) card instead of the SD card. The write speeds are tripled or more on the max CF card vs. The max SD card. That allows for better pictures, especially better sports pictures where you can achieve detail in a thrown piece of snow while keeping your subject very clear and grain free. Faster ISO, and just down-right better pics. Especially since the best SD card out right now is only 30mb/s, and I read that they could choose to use the READ speed instead of the WRITE speed on their rating. Alas, I purchased this camera because I couldn't find a low-end CF style camera (in Canon, the brand I wanted) in my budget anymore. (the 50D was in my sights, but being designed in '08, This D60 on an SD format has more options besides the false advertising on the speeds)

I owned several SLR's (film+digital) before; this is by far the best camera I ever had.The ability to auto-ISO to 6400ASA created incredible photo's at the most challenging lighting conditions

We had the camera for about a week before it stopped working. Overall, I am very satisfied with the camera as it takes great photos with superb quality. But I am disappointed in the camera quality itself. For paying so much money I had hoped they tested their products, but I guess we received a defective camera. We tried charging the camera to 100%, hooking it up via USB cable to the computer, nothing. We sent it back and awaiting our new camera. I hope we don't encounter this problem again...

This is a fantastic camera. In the past, I had been using my Dad's Rebel Xsi, but when I made my first dslr purchase I really wanted a step up. This 60D was the perfect fit. At $1000 it is a affordable but has many features of the higher end Canon cameras. My favorite part is how well it is designed to be used on manual. With the rebel line, manual mode is cumbersome and annoying. However, with the extra wheel placed by your thumb on the 60D, manual is a breeze. It is all I use these days! (And if you want to see some photos I took with it, check out [...]No complaints at all! This is a fantastic camera, and I HIGHLY highly recommend it.

It's my very first SLR - and at the beginning I was kind of concerned how to handle such a big and heavy camera. I bought it after several month of comparing similar items. Now I've taken some pictures with it - and it's great! The handling is easy, the pictures are great and I'm getting used to carry a big fotobag with me.

I was upgrading from a Rebel XT and I hesitated buying this camera for a while because there are so many other cameras. I finally decided I would buy this camera because of the swivel screen and because of its 1080 video capabilities. I haven't even used the video yet and I love this camera! It's really quick. It feels great in my hands... very firm build. It takes great photos. The battery lasts a long time (compared to the XT).My only criticism is that I'm not comfortable with the scroll wheel and push buttons between. I find myself scrolling when I don't want to and it's kind of annoying. But this doesn't stop me from giving the camera 5 stars. Stop waiting to buy this and buy it. It's awesome!

I was torn between this and a 7D as I wanted to shoot lots of video as well as photos and unless you're a professional photographer shooting everyday the 60D is a fantastic buy.

As a photography educator, I work with just about every brand and model of camera you can think of. I've been impressed with the Canon 60D, especially the combination of live view and the flip out screen. It's such a great way to teach composition.