Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D

Delivered 1 week late, but I ordered during black Friday anyway. Really good camera and lens, but I don't recommend if you're going to order this in 2015, because it's most likely going to be a new model coming soon, if you can wait.

Wow, what a great camera and the Canon lens I already have work with it. The camera focus is fast and accurate, better than any DSLR I've owned and I've owned a bunch. The accessories are not the greatest. The memory card is fine and the bag is not bad but the tripod is crap and I wouldn't trust it to safely support the camera. I have not had the off-brand battery long enough to rate it, but it is nice to have a back-up just in case. I'll leave the technical descriptions to the camera geeks - for me this camera feels right and performs great.

I upgraded from the aging Rebel XTi and the improvement is difficult to put into words. This camera/lens produce amazing photos and videos. The auto-focus is superb and completely quiet with the STM lens. I purchased the 50mm 1.8 with this camera and although the AF is too loud for video, it is a great complement to this camera with the wide aperture. I can still use manual focus for video with the 50mm.I have heard about one issue with the 70D on wide (>2.8) apertures. The issue is reported to be with the view-finder not focusing as clearly as possible compared to live view. I've been unable to reproduce this issue on the 18-135mm STM lens that came with it as it's max aperture is 3.5. However I have seen a slight difference on the 50mm if I zoom to 3:1 in Lightroom. Honestly, I don't feel this issue should deter you from purchasing, the camera is amazing. Canon will probably respond with an update to resolve the issue as they have in the past. Since the camera is obviously capable of correctly focusing, so a firmware update should fix the problem.I have loved the camera and finally fill the need to push my photography skills to the next level and use Manual mode more and more often. Thanks to Canon for an amazing product and Amazon for quick flawless delivery.

I am a professional photographer with a wide range of job categories.
The camera is exactly what I wanted. My only problem with the package was that the Canon battery, not the additional two, would not charge. The situation was taken care of quickly.

All of the materials that come included with the camera are amazing. The body of the D70 retails for around $1,100 and this includes a 18-135mm IS STM lens ($599 retail)! Awesome. I have a lot of the additional items included but it gave me a chance to sell a few things and upgrade my aging items. Overall, a fantastic value and worth a few hundred extra to get almost a $1,000 worth of additional items!

This is the best investment I ever made on a dslr camera. If you are reading this review and this sounds like you. I highly recommend you to get this camera. Ok, here's my story..... I wanted everything in 1 device. What I mean by everything in 1 device is finding a great camera that will take a good video. Great camera + cam recorder. Who doesn't want that? I hate to carry two devices when I'm going to events or a family trip. This is the best dslr that I purchased so far. It is a bit expensive but I think it is worth it.

Anyways, Let me give you the pros and cons of this camera.

Pros: take quality pictures, video recording is amazing even uses in auto mode, quiet, extremely fast.

Cons: nothing for now but I do wish that it was a bit lighter. It weighted about 2 lbs with 55-18 mm lens and a battery.

Ps. I have returned couple of canon and nikon dslr cameras until I have purchased this nearly perfect canon 70d over the weekend. I am not a professional photographer but I like to take a good pics and do video recording with making any kind of noise.

I hope my review is helpful for those that wanted a good camera but don't know which one to buy..

I had recently gotten interested in photography again, it was something I was very interested in as a child but just couldn't afford good camera equipment. I had my father's old film Nikon, which was good but I wasted a lot of my hard earned minimum wage money getting crappy shots developed -- that was back in the 70s. I have the Canon G15 which is a really good camera which takes surprisingly good pictures (my wife took it for herself after I bought the 70D), and has a lot of good and useful features. This Canon 70D that I recently bought is in a different league in its ability to take magnificent shots. I was on the fence on whether to get the Nikon D7100 or the Canon 70D and did a lot of online research comparing the two and the consensus is the Canon 70D edges out the Nikon D7100 (check for yourself, please don't just take my word for it).I really liked taking pictures with my G15 and it was very handy. I bought my Canon 70D at a Black Friday sale at Fry's Electronics. I am so happy with this camera I use it all the time, and I get great shots with it whether I'm on the bay in a boat, or in the park, in the city, or just walking around the neighborhood. You can even select the focus points right on the touch screen if you like. I could go on and on -- it is simply a wonderful, wonderful camera. Believe the glowing reviews, Canon's passion for delivering the best cameras available really shines through with this Canon 70D.

I purchased this to replace a 60D, which I really enjoyed. But I wanted better video performance and better high speed focusing as my daughter zips around on a spirited young horse and will be competing a lot this summer. So I picked up the 70D just before the holidays. Don't know exactly why, but I ended up with an array of excellent (for me) photos, both of people (not staged) and of a snowy beach scene at sunset. The landscapes were probably the finest and most distinct I've ever come up with. Perhaps it's just that the lowlight capability of the 70D is stronger, but I've been delighted with how well the camera performed (in really cold weather, I might add). And I haven't even had a chance to put this to the horsebacking riding test--though I got some lovely bird shots. So all in all, I haven't begun to truly tap the full capacity of this camera, but it has already proven to be a stellar performer. I'm an enthusiast who has little time for post-processing and who can only take photos on weekends, so I don't pretend to be particularly knowledgable. But I've learned enough about horse photography, in particular, to have a few folks want my photos for their websites--and the 70D looks like it will expand the range in which I'll be able to operate. No problems yet, nothing that I've found problematic. Just a really good camera that will take me years to really learn but will provide me with strong photos and videos.

Camera is excellent, of course. Accessories are a gimmick mostly. Bags are small, maybe fitting for "a" lens. Data cards cannot handle video recording, only photos. My review is like the others. Great camera.

I purchased the Canon 70D just before Christmas last year to replace my previous camera that was ten years old. When researching my purchase, I initially thought I would purchase the Canon T5i, but after reading various reviews, I decided to go for the 70D. I figured that as long as I was investing in a new DSLR camera, I would go for the extra features of the mid-level 70D. I am not a professional photographer, but I was looking for good, high quality photos and I knew the 70D would give me all that I was looking for in a camera for many years to come. I went with the 18-135mm lens, as it will give me the best overall range for just about any photos that I will want to take. On the first day of shooting photos, I did a quick look at the info with the camera and decided to try taking some night shots of Christmas lights, just to see what I would get. I ended up with some very nice photos, without even using a tripod. On general photos, the quality has been excellent. The speed of the 70D is also very fast. I had hated the lag time when taking photos with my old camera or cell phone camera, but that is not an issue at all with the 70D. I have a lot more to learn about using the 70D and its many features and capabilities, but thus far I am very impressed and highly recommend this camera.

This Camera I perfect for action photography it is super fast and the autofocus is always right on.The wifi function is very nice but just a gadget for fun.The live view focus is super fast and and combined with the touch it is unbeatable in video and live view mode.The feeling in the hand is similar to the on find in the 5d III it is just way lighter.Another big pro is the variety of lenses, because you can either use the pro lenses with the ef connection or the cheaper ef-s lenses, where canon just recently added the new stm type which is as quiet as the pro lenses, which is nice for video, and a lot faster in focusing then the older ef-s lenses, which is nice for action. Yes they are not as fast as the l-lenses/pro lenses but they are a lot cheaper and for that money it is way better then anything else.The only thing that is a little bit sad is that already with an iso of 3200, you can notice a strong noise.

My first Canon DSLR was an EOS 40D that I bought in 2007 to photograph my daughter's senior year as a collegiate gymnast. I really liked it as there was no shutter lag and burst speeds help get the action. I thought about upgrading as I got more into wildlife photography, especially birds. My photos were never quite consistently as sharp as I wanted even shooting from tripod, etc. I passed on the 50D and 60D, and thought about going full frame with the 6D or 5D MkIII. But I had too much money invested in APS-C lenses and the crop factor helps get me a little closer. When the 70D came out, it had doubled the pixel count of my 40D, an innovative dual pixel focusing scheme, significantly increased ISO, WiFi and a tilting LCD screen. I can control the camera with my smart phone when shooting from tripod to reduce vibrations even further. It shoots HD videos, uses the more compact SD memory cards, has in camera HDR and lots of other new features not found on my 40D or earlier successors. My photos are sharper, shutter is very smooth and it is physically slightly smaller and lighter than the 40D. All of which I am enjoying every time I use this camera.

I was very anxious for this camera to arrive with all the hype about its enhanced focusing attributes especially for LiveView and in Movie mode. My first trial shots with this camera yielded some that I thought were pretty soft for the pixel count of the camera. In subsequent photography outings I am getting less than 30% focused issues. I was discouraged until someone asked me if I was having focus issues because they were debating on whether to buy this camera but the large volume of focusing issue feedback was making him think twice. I had not heard of any focusing issues but a quick internet search on "70D focus issues" yielded a large volume of unhappy customers who have spent a lot of time researching the issue. It appears that using the viewfinder can cause a large percentage of images to be out of focus but using the LiveView will almost always focus sharply. I am still trying to figure out how to hold the camera so that I can tap on the back viewing screen where I want the focus. I really need to use a mono-pod or tri-pod but this seems a hassle especially for action shots.

Upgrading from a rebel xti I'm very happy with this purchase. I bought all my glass before getting decent body. I was split between this and the 6D. I do wish it was better in low light but it has other features that make up for it. Don't get me wrong it is still a good performer in low light. I can live using my 580 exii flash for those low light moments. I don't shoot weddings therefore I don't have such a necessity for full frame. This camera has a very decent 7 frames a second. The touch screen is excellent and acts just as a smart phone. The fact that it articulates in every direction is also a plus for those overhead shots or video. The wireless function is also nice for viewing pictures and deleting them in the field without a computer or having to hold the camera. It also comes in handy for sharing pictures on-the-go. Another nice feature is that it's not as heavy as the 7D or the 5D. Overall this camera is hard to beat at this price level given all the features it offers. I have it paired with a 24-105 f4L which has come to life off of the rebel. My 70-200 f2.8L is ii now has a camera attached to it since it only had a "Glorified lens cap" with the xti. I have not tired my 50mm 1.4 or my 18-200. I know I won't be disappointed. I got some amazing shots of my family on our last vacation and hope to capture many more moments.

What can be written about this camera, that hasn't already been written? If your looking at this camera, then you've YouTubed the heck out of the internet, you've already decided on which lenses you going for. In my research, for photography it's either this or the Nikon 7100, with the Nikon arguably slightly better. For videography, their isn't much, if anything on the market close that does the job as this does. That said, you already know this, and there is so much out there to prove it. So if your looking at this deal, then your interested in the card, bag and kits all for less than the retail body only price.

So what are my thoughts having bought this package? Good seller, very good deal, the bag is ok, nothing special but a bag none the less, the card is a class 10 card, I've been told that some have gotten "Fujifilm" I got a Sony class 10. lens cleaner is nothing exciting, so there you have it. Do you get this, or the camera body only from canon? I got this, and have absolutely no regrets.

The dealer (Beach Camera) was excellent with next day shipping as well as responding to questions regarding shipping, so big thank you to them too.

POLOMiNT

1. The 19 point autofocus system, when using auto-select mode in the viewfinder, consistently miss-focus the pictures, with my Canon 300mm F4 IS L lens. (The situation is much better when using liveview auto-focus. )2. The 19 point autofocus, when using auto-select mode in the viewfinder, will ONLY focus on the closest subject, no matter what the main subject of the frame is. For example, if there is a cup sits on a table, even the cup occupied the main area of the frame, the autofocus points, nonetheless, will almost always keep locking on the front surface of the table in front of the cup, while miss-focus the cup, which is actually the main subject. (The situation is much better when using liveview auto-focus. )3. It is a Brand New Camera, and when I first opened the package, I found quite a few specks of small dusts on the assembly mirror, it is UNACCETABLE manufacturing control when you consider how EXPENSIVE this 1 pound little machine is.Shame on Canon, This camera will DESERVE one Star.

This kit is a great deal, 18-135 STM lense and a 55-250 STM lens run this price all on there own. So everything else in the kit is a bonus. I love having 3 batteries 2 chargers and a 64 gig SD card just name a few of the items in the kit. The 70d is great camera with a wide range of capabilities many of which I have just begun to use. I highly recommend this kit for photo enthusiast.

First of all , I really liked the camera. However, I was extremely disappointed with the other accessories. Camera begs are useless, I tried putting my camera in there but it doesn't stay in their securely. So I ended up buying beg from local retailer. I wish instead of two completely useless beg ,They should have provided one beg where you can put two lenses and camera securely. In addition, camera stand doesn't feel study and secure

I really liked this camera but had to return it for a defect. Photos were often blurry when using the full auto mode. Occasionally the built-in flash didn't fire even in low light situations. I thought about getting a replacement but worried about quality control.UPDATE: I decided to take a chance and purchase a replacement 70D (from a different online retailer this time) and I'm having similar focus issues with it. The flash is working 100% this time but the images are still blurry when using full auto through the viewfinder (live view focuses properly). I'm using the kit lens (ef-s 18-135 stm). It appears the 19-point auto-focus is not focusing on the points indicated in the viewfinder, but on something closer. It also chooses a high ISO when using the flash (like 1600) guaranteeing some graininess. If this camera was for me I would keep it because I never use the auto-mode anyway, but it's my wife's and she does. It will be returned.

Great Camera and great seller. Very good for outdoors and challenging environmental conditions. Gets dirty, cleans up and then works like new.

the camera is great. Takes great pics and video.
What I am not happy with is Focus Camera. The proper kit was not sent. It had the wrong lens included. I missed out on a job because I had to return it for the correct one. The error was corrected and I received the proper kit a week later. I now notice that the price had dropped by $50. I feel that I should have recieved that new price in compensation for their error. I is just a slap in the face after they screwed up my order.

The Canon EOS 70D borrows many features from the Canon lineup. It has built in wifi, but no GPS, fully-articulated touch-screen display from the T4i, which is very versatile, crisp and fully functional. The 63 zone metering system and movie quality are also brought over from previous models. I do like the design which flows over from the 60D which was a design change from my 40D. It's lighter than the 7D since it's not made from magnesium alloy. The true pleasure is the 7fps continual shooting, to capture a wide variety of shots at a faster clip than previous models.The greatest feature however is the large CMOS 20.2 Megapixel sensor with Dual Pixel AF capabilities. I'm not too versed in the camera lingo but I can honestly say the tracking speed and live stills is incredible, and the camera really allows a novice Photographer to really put forth some high quality images. I also like that it's smaller and lighter than the 7D. I've never owned one, but have held the model at several times and was not impressed with its heft on my neck.I like the system and the price range. I have paired with several lenses from my t4i and enjoy the quality of build, and features this camera brings to the market. I wish I could have taken part in early reviews of this system so I could have been working with these awesome features. Canon certainly has a high quality lineup, and has gone the distance in putting forth a lower priced high quality camera for the masses. I'll update my review as time permits, so until then enjoy!Update: The review was before the camera walked off. Perhaps having a Canon label on the neck strap is not all that's wrapped up to be. More like a walking advertisement. If anyone from Canon sees this and wants to take pity on me, I'd gladly accept.

I did not receive following items with the bundle
(1) Focus Case (Big),
(2) Focus Universal Memory Card Reader
(3) Focus Full Sized 59" Photo & Video Tripod

Love this product and the bundles. As expected other accessories are not great, but the camera and bundle lenses are great and do the values.

NOT HAPPY, the item arrived quickly yet the 18-135mm lens has a CRACK in it, I use this camera all the time. Also have a Nikon, this is a great option for Canon