Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D Body

Love love love this camera! Finally a love view option! As a short person I use this feature a lot. It has many pros. Being short I can hold the camera well above my head at get shots from above others heads. Makes macro easier since You can place the camera very low to the ground or in a bush to Frame the shot. It's fits in smaller places than your head! And an other surprising use is for activate kids! The tap to lock focus on faces works wonderfully. I tap the babies face and even if they wiggle are try to crawl away the camera locks on the face and takes it when it can. Awesome! Almost it's nicer for the baby to see your face when your getting there attention! My only complaint is that the auto focus through the viewfinder doesn't seem as good to me and my old xsi. It had so many focal points not that some times it finds something silly to focus on. The rocks a few inches from my subject for example. But it has manual and the option to adjust it's focal space so not a big deal. Just an extra step.

This is my pride and joy! I have had this camera for over a year now and am still learning new things about it. I love all the features. It's prefect for an beginner or professional.

Takes a little getting used to as the button placements are different from Cannons entry level cameras but its for the better. Camera takes amazing video and photos, lots of variety in ISO and FPS. Overall very happy with the camera but invest in some extra batteries. If your a video guy/girl the camera eats batteries.

Great, durable, effective tool. Great in low light, wonderful for making video. high frame-rate is great for wildlife and candid/street photos.

This camera replaced my Canon 60D, which now serves as backup. The image quality is excellent, with good, low ISO noise up to ISO 3200, and, with good noise-reduction software, up to 12,800.Although I bought it for ISO 25,600, where the image quality is adequate with noise reduction, I find its video features very good. Most useful is its ability to autofocus while shooting video. With my 60D, I had to focus manually, or use autofocus in still-picture mode before switching to video. I don't shoot much video, but when I do, I like the capabilities of the 70D.I can think of three features that might be improved:1) The camera does three-shot HDR (high dynamic range) by combining three images at different exposures. But to do this, it is necessary to switch from RAW to JPG output in one camera menu, the enable HDR in another menu. The camera could do this automatically. Further, I would like the camera to save one of the three exposures as a RAW or JPG image for me to work with on my computer.2) The camera has more options for choosing autofocus points than I know what to do with. The 60D was simpler; I could choose any one autofocus point or use all of them merely by turning one dial on the camera. The 70D requires me to push some buttons first.3) The camera is a bit heavy, but then, so was my 60D. I new this before buying the camera.

I bought this camera last month as an upgrade from my 700d and it was a brilliant idea,what a fantastic camera extremely fast focusing easy to handle and great at low light/high ISO (able to shoot Astro photography at 800 ISO with good results but also up to 6400 with very little noise).

Anyone looking to upgrade and just can't stretch as far as a full frame camera this is the camera for you,I'd highly recommend it...

I purchased this camera about a month ago. I have been very happy with my 60Ds, but wanted to get the additional focus points. Upon using the camera for the first time, and transferring the photos to my computer, I noticed that the first image number was number 7695! This means that someone (or multiple people) had used this particular camera, had taken 7694 photos with it, returned it, and now I purchased it with 7694 photos "on" the shutter. In other words, I paid for a new camera and got a used one!I immediately returned it.When you purchase a new camera, the first image should say (when transferred to your computer) img_0001, the next img_0002, etc.This has absolutely nothing to do with your memory card. It just shows how many "clicks" are on your shutter, in your camera. If you receive a camera that says anything other than img_0001 on your first photo taken, you have a used camera!I have a feeling that this is going on all the time, and people don't catch it (it happened to me with a few other cameras I purchased from Amazon...I returned all of them). Do not pay full price for a used camera! If you get a camera that is used I would return it and keep doing so until you get a new one. If you have any questions, please let me know.

If you have never used a DSLR for shooting video, this headline may seem absurd. But until the 70d, focusing a video shot has been difficult. Real auto focus had not existed. The dual pixel system with "touch the screen" to focus really works! And, it can follow your subject to keep it in focus. I've been a DSLR video shooter since the 7d was announced–lots of experience in a variety of situations. Far too many shots were almost in focus. Some of this is due to my dwindling vision. Now I don't have to "hope it's focused" I can be certain. Thanks Canon!

What can I say. This is the camera I have always wanted. It does everything I could want. I also own a EOS T5 that I love, but the EOS 70D a very much better camera. I could not ask for more at this price.

Brand new EOS 70D would not access memory card. Err code 2. Emailed Canon Support for a solution. They responded very quickly. They thought it might be the lock on the SD Card. Not the problem, so they recommended we send the camera in for repair. I opt'd to return it to Amazon for an exchange, which is turning out to be slower than I expected. Will update this review when I get the new camera.

I really like the camera but there may be one big flaw. Focussing with live view is no problem but focussing correctly when using fast lenses (Sigma f1.8) through the viewfinder results in many missed shots. I have tried micro adjustments but that doesn't seem to work as the camera is inconsistent in how it misses focus. Research online indicates that the camera is simply not good enough for these fast lenses and that the only way acquire accurate focus is by using liveview....I am not sure if this is true....I expected a camera at this price point to do better. If you agree please sign the petition here and maybe we can get Canon to change this:[...]Update 3/27/14:Check out this video for more info: www dot youtube dot com / watch?v=cA6JnzYSDJEThis is a real problem and if I could still return the camera I would.CANON PLEASE RESPOND. Or better yet....fix it!Update 3/30/14I am sending the camera in for repairsThe lenses I use on this camera are the:- Sigma 1.8 18-35mm- Canon 1.8 85mm- Canon 3.5-5.6 18-135mmUpdate 4/5/14I did send camera in on 4/31Got it back from Canon on 4/4 - SUPER FAST TURNAROUNDFocus seems to be much improved but larger aperture and low light...Liveview focus is still more accurate.Added 1 star

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 mostly bought the camera to do video, but I have found that it takes amazing pictures and works perfectly well for doing videography as well as photography. Its a cheap alternative to some of the bigger priced cameras, but only in money is this camera "cheaper." Its a great camera to learn with and it has truly surpassed all of my expectations.

Canon is evolving, my previous DSLR, in number as well, 60D, did not feature constant autofocus on video, this one does, and does it greatly, adding touchscreen, giving me unlimited creative uses. This camera is in between classes, it can use EF as well as EF-S lenses, I have both kinds. It comes paired with an all uses lens, the 18-135mm IS STM, which has not let me down on wide shots as well as zoom shots. Quality of pics is impressive, specially when it comes to natural colors. Other brand I considered has really good imaging for the price, but I guess in my eyes does not compare to the natural colors this Canon 70D produces. Happy with my previous 60D, happier with my 70D.

Simply Awesome. Finally bought this to replace my aged 400D. What a revelation. Where my 400D only came out when the lighting conditions were near perfect - when to be fair, it could still take a good photo - this camera just gets on and takes great photos every time. Still using my old USM lenses, it focusses very well, and live view works surprisingly well (useful to be able to interact with the kids rather than being hidden behind the camera). Whereas previously my Panasonic TZ30 was my camera of choice (instead of the canon 400D), that one now is the back up, and my new EOS 70D is my first choice camera (even though it's obviously much bigger with less of a zoom). Very happy, even got approval from the wife even though this was an unauthorised purchase...

Fantastic camera with fast autofocus and sharp images. I have used this lens along side my 70-200 f4l, it is fantastic for tracking fast moving subjects and the crop sensor allows good focal length.

The autofocus system for this camera is very similar to the system used in the popular 7d and performs just as well. The autofocus in video is extremely good and this is the best dslr for video.

The wifi is an added bonus and comes in handy to transfer pictures on to your phone in order to post online.

the build quality is very similar to that of the 60d though i would prefer something heavier and more robust (like the 50d or 7d)

the level finder in this camera is extremely helpful when shooting landscapes (i am not sure of other camera with this feature)

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.

Excellent camera. Feels good and sturdy, very responsive. The 18-135 STM lens delivers great quality. Pair it with a 50mm f1.8 or 1.4 if your budget allows for very sharp images. Read around when you buy it about the 70d center focus point issue and make sure you test yours as soon as you get it.

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.

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.

It shipped and arrived on time, and contained everything they said it would. Though refurbished, it had no scratches, dents, or other markings of any kind. Components, such as the shutter, external buttons, and the screen, all work perfectly. It's as though I bought it new.

Absolutely love this camera. I was moving up from the Canon T3i and this is way better. I have been out shooting with it for almost a month now and have not had any issues with it. I was thinking about getting the 7D II but I would have been missing out on Wi-Fi and the swivel view screen which I use often when shooting landscape.

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.