Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D Body

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.

Awesome camera. Purchased to have a graphic designer friend (also a casual amateur photographer) do an engagement photo shoot of me and my fiancé, figuring for the cost I would save of hiring a true professional I would have a great camera to show for it at the end of the day. The photos came out amazing. I myself am very much an amateur and this is my first DSLR - while this is not the most basic in Canon's line-up, as with a lot of tech, I tend to go with the more pro-sumer models so there is plenty of room to grow before needing to upgrade down the line. I had been waiting a few years for Canon to release the perfect model with the right feature set for me, and the 70D is it. There are a lot of auto or semi-auto modes good for the beginner, as well as full manual controls (which is really why you would want to buy a camera like this anyway). The camera has excellent build quality without being too heavy. Live view looks great on the articulating screen, though I surprisingly quickly realized I much preferred the viewfinder (which also incidentally saves a TON of battery power - during our shoot we shot 478 photos (without flash) over 2.5 hrs, almost exclusively using the viewfinder, and included battery was still full when we were done). The included 18mm-55mm kit lens is, well, the included kit lens; no frills but sufficient to get you started. Have not played with the onboard wi-fi yet, nor the video which is actually supposed to be one of the major strengths of this model. All in all, very satisfied with this purchase thus far, and looking forward to capturing many memories to come with this camera.

Pretty cool camera! Am really enjoying playing with it. I purchased the Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L lens, and it makes great pictures...even without a flash.

I am new to photography and have been told by many that DSLR cameras are "dead". Too big, too bulky, etc. Doesn't matter to me though. I love this camera. I have used it on many things from shooting concerts to portraits. The amount of options and features are amazing. I was amazed by the first photos I took using this camera compared to my crappy point-n-shoot that I had. This camera is awesome.

Awesome camera, use it for so many things. Great price for such an awesome bit of kit in the middle range of the enthusiast category. Highly recommend it.

Love the camera. Feature packed. Good results. Works well with my Tamron 16-300 lens.

Update: Had taken off one star due to back focus issue this camera or lens has. Or at least with 18-135 kit lens.
My Tamron 16-300 focuses fine.

If you're serious about buying this camera, you've probably already done tons of research. If you are on the fence, I will say this:
I had a 10D, 1D, 40D, and 60D. I upgraded to the 70D and it is by far the best yet. AF at night (very low light) is tremendous. WiFi works great once set up.

I haven't had a chance to fully test the camera yet but so far the results are very good. Focusing is lighting fast in daylight but I haven't tried it in poor light yet. The ability to autofocus in live view is also a bonus. Nearly bought the original version of the 7D instead but I think the 70D will be hard to beat if you're looking for an APS-C format camera at a reasonable price.

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.

Very robust camera

Pros:
Easy to use (If you have use an SLR before)
Great quality
Compatible with every EFS lenses
Fast and silent shutter

Cons (Comparable to other SLR Canon cameras):
Heavy
Bulky
Battery runs out fast

This is a "in the middle camera" for a profesional and an starter. If you are starting with Photography buy a EOS T5i. For a pro user save your money for a 6D.

I received this camera for Christmas. I am a hobbyist photographer, not a professional. I have an EOS 50D which I have liked a lot and shot thousands of pictures that were sharp, generally well exposed and focused and the camera is rock solid. The 70D is a little lighter weight and the grip on the right side feels much better, very comfortable for my hands. The menu and controls are a little different so there is a learning curve in using the camera. So far it feels faster in focusing and setting exposure, The focusing has many more points to consider and required me to adjust to use it effectively. The colors are better and exposure is better and requires less adjusting later. I really like the level feature and it has almost eliminated straightening photos. The swing out LCD is a nice feature that I had way back when on my Canon PowserShot G3 that I liked and missed when Canon discontinued the feature. I am glad to see it back. I haven't used the WiFi or Movie features yet. I plan to set up WiFi but am not sure it will improve my work flow. It will be interesting to give it a try. Movies have not been a medium that interest me, but now that it is available I plan on learning about it and giving it a try. Bottom line, the camera is more complex than the EOS 50D and requires more study and experimentation to get the most out of it.

Everything great about this camera has been said here ad nauseum , so I'll just say it is everything I could have possibly hoped for. It's absolutely perfect in quality, features, and very fair on price. Couple it with a battery grip and you've got a great shooter.

This camera is fully automatic, or you can program it any way you want to take pictures. It is very easy to use in auto mode, and works well in all the other settings if you program it correctly. I just love it.

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.

Has almost everything that I wanted in a camera, the pic come out fantastic! with the high ISO i and getting pictures even in dark settings while hand held. The only thing that I feel is missing id the audio out put jack for headphones when you are filming video.

I run a small media company and this is our go to camera for most video shoots. The images are crisp and rich...especially at this price point. Pulling focus is not difficult at all and the auto focus does a nice job for motion shots.

The few times I have used it for stills I was happy...but still prefer my Nikon.

I really love this camera. I had been renting it from Borrow Lenses but was approved for financing with the amazon store card so i decided to purchase it instead of racking up more rental fees. I'm so glad i bought it. Feels good in my hands, excellent photo qualify, silent autofocus and high speed burst mode. With enough light and Sandisc extreme plus, i can hold down the button with burst mode set to high and the buffer never seems to run out, it keeps going and going. I also like the metal mount vs the plastic one on my old T1i

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 have used many DSLRs including Nikon. I was always hesitant to purchase one because of price and i didn't think it would change the way i took pictures. I actually purchased a T5i because of an amazing Christmas deal. But when i read a review of the 70D online, and understood the differences, i immediately knew i needed to step up to a mid-range body.The 70D is an amazing camera. Some of the stand out features are the vari-angle touchscreen lcd, wifi, 19 autofocus points, live view auto focus (Dual Pixel CMOS AF) and the the burst rate is high and consistent.I also love the fact that you get add'l buttons such as dof preview, af, drive, iso, meter mode, af on, ae lock and af point selection. These buttons are customized via the custom controls and i have mine set up for back button focusing.If you have already mastered your Txi Rebel or other entry level DSLR and want to step up without going to a full frame, the 70D is the best choice.

It is amazing how much the quality of my work has improved by switching from a t3i to this camera. The images are so much clearer and focused. The camera is amazingly fast! I was looking for an upgrade that was comparable to full frame but would still allow me to use all my lenses and this definitely does the job.

I love this camera and all of the functions. I do a lot of filming for my work and it's by far the best camera I've used for taping. I haven't used it much for taking photos but the few I have taken look amazing.

I upgraded from a 650D to a 70D (both have touch screens and I like that) and I'm really happy with my purchase. Everything about 70D is great. Pictures are much more sharpen and detailed, even in low light or high movement conditions. I miss a couple of minor features I had on my 650D, such as being able to use timer or remote for 10 continuous shots (70D only allows timer or remote for one shot at the time), 70D doesn't have camera flash settings and I miss it, and the number of available shots displayed on screen doesn't show above 999 (3 digits) even though it is possible to look it up on camera settings and find out the real number of shots available. Like I said, all minor features. It has great features, it's faster to set due to all the dedicated buttons and the extra display, it shows a very accurate battery status and that's really useful. I haven't been able to wi-fi connect it yet (and I'm talking about the 70D(W)), but probably I'm not doing it the proper way, I've only had the camera for 5 days, I'll try it again. This is a simple review, I'm a newbie but I love photography and I'm trying on my own my best to learn what I can. Oh, and I bought my 70D on Amazon.fr, it was less expensive and arrived really fast in 4 days. Only downside, outside package was badly damaged but inside package looked good, so, I accepted it.

This review is coming from someone upgrading from a Canon Kiss X4 (T2i/550D). I've had the T2i for around 2 years and even though it can take great pictures (IMHO) I find the camera lacking, mainly in focus points and burst/buffer. I mainly shoot sports (often basketball) and events, so low light performance is important for me. For sports I shoot 1/400 upwards and up to ISO 3200 with the T2i and with post processing I turn in a lot of good shots. On the 70D, I shoot the same settings (for now) but ISO 3200 shots look cleaner and I've had a lot more shots that did not need any post noise reduction. Also, I've had a lot more in focus shots, the focusing system is leaps and bounds what I was used to. Using my trusty EF 85 f/1.8 shooting sports has never been better. I was thinking of waiting for the successor to the 7D, but I figured if and when it does arrive I probably can't even afford it. Anyone coming from a Rebel body will feel this is a significant step up. Highly recommended.UPDATE 11/11/13: A month using this camera and I am very pleased with the performance. Battery life is almost twice than the T2i. Read some reviews and most are saying the image quality is incremental from the previous 18MP Canon but after editing hundreds of RAW files the noise is well managed and colors seem more vivid. I tried to keep my T2i ISO at 800 (or lower) as much as possible, with the 70D the 1600 is the new 800. On a side note, I'm glad that I am able to use a 3rd party (Photive) battery for this. I had second thoughts but turns out the Canon charger worked and battery had no issues whatsoever.

Having owned a 50D and 60D and also compared to my full sensor Mark 5D, this is an excellent DSLR with Wi Fi and excellent controls and features. My favorite EOS camera ever and I've been shooting EOS for years.