Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D Body

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.

I have a 30D and a 40D both of which will be going on eBay soon. They are both very good cameras but the 70D is a massive step up not only in mega pixels but design, processor, screen quality and flexibility. If I was to nit pick I would say I would of preferred the wheel at the back to be the same size as the 40D and the body is a little smaller I prefer the 40D body size. The menu system is well sorted and the touch screen works really well, the images are excellent but then I use either prime or L series lens which helps. This is early days with the camera but I see little to fault with is even the white balance is much improved as is the ISO. Like all my previous canons I have a G12 as well I tend to slightly under expose about 2/3 and that sorts it. The only thing I would of really liked would of been a dual slot for the memory but that said these things are made to a price and canon have done well with this. I would of given 4.5 stars if I had the option but 4 wouldn't have been fair. If you need a battery grip canon have one for about

Wonderful camera. The new fast focus in movie mode is very nice. Great autofocus system in general including the AI Servo mode that tracks focus on a moving subject. I thought the touch screen would be a bit gimmicky, but it turns out to be quite useful for accessing camera functions or zooming in on a photo. The built-in wi-fi is interesting, but for the kind of photography I do, it doesn't seem that useful. If I was doing more portrait work, I might choose to pair it with my phone more often and use it as a remote. But I tend to do a lot more action or outdoor photography and pairing the camera with my phone in the field isn't that wonderful. Overall I love the camera. Well built, functional and some great features.

This is the first SLR I have owned, and it took me a long time to decide what model to purchase. Canon was a no-brainer - I wouldn't buy anything else. I use a T3i at work and was impressed with its functionality, but wanted something a little more professional for my personal use. Photography is my favorite hobby/passion, and the review that sold me was someone who said that the 70D was "a camera to grow into." That's the perfect summary for this camera. It has the auto settings for amateur photographers but also plenty of creative settings if you want to try something new. I used this at my cousin's graduation this past weekend - gymnasium pictures are notoriously impossible to take, but all the pictures turned out perfectly. I've enjoyed learning more about my hobby through this camera - and I am certainly growing into it!

I'm a semi-pro user, I mostly do weddings, engagements, and baby shots for friends. It's not my day job, but I have pretty high demands. Other than not being a full frame camera, this 70D is nearly flawless. Combine with the Sigma 18-50 2.4 lens, I shoot about a thousand flawless photos over the last week (engagement photos, birthday party). The auto-focus (which was horrible on my 40d) is spot on 99.9% of the time. I couldn't be happier. The color is nice, though I did tweak the vibrance a bit on most my photos, but they were true to life, I just like my colors bolder. The resolution was adequate for my prints up to 30 inches. The bride and groom were very please at how "easy" it was to walk around and shoot a bunch of photos without having to do a lot of re-shoots and lighting fixes.

I have a 60D for the past 3 years since it was launched.

The only Achilles heel it had was the focusing when shooting video, it was so bad that I always used to focus manually as the lens would hunt sometimes and struggle to achieve focus.

The 70D has changed all that, since getting the 70D I haven't had to resort to manual focus at any time. The screen touch focus is especially handy. Just tap on the 3" LCD touchscreen and the camera snaps into focus much quicker than I could do manually.

Another feature is the Wi-Fi where you can download an app for Apple or Android called EOS Remote, as the name says you can control the camera with your smartphone which is just brilliant for so many applications.

I can highly recommend this camera and in my opinion it's a rival to many cameras more than twice the price.

My first DSLR was the Canon 40d. I skipped several upgrades before finally jumping on the 70d. I honestly didn't feel that the 50d or 60d really justified upgrading. The 70d is truly a step up! First it has the autofocus system from the 7d with a few little tweaks. Also the low light capability in comparison to the 40d is unreal. It has taken some time to get used to a new set of buttons and button configurations, but it has been fun learning. It's a first class camera that I can't imagine anyone being disappointed with. I am not into movies, but it is also commonly thought to be one of the best movie DSLR's available. If you buy it I hope you are as happy with it as I am and thanks for taking the time to read my review.

like the camera, i am a fan of canon. dont care for the flip out screen but other than that takes nice pics have to get used to where the controls are. havent figured out the wi-ri yet

I was on the fence with buying this as I had the 60D as my 2nd camera, and didn't know if this would worth the extra cost to upgrade, but it was and is. I LOVE this camera. The autofocus in video is AMAZING... I have been using this camera mounted on a 10 foot jib crane, and finally can get video camera quality focus on a DSLR. It's seriously one of the smartest upgrades I've ever made. I also own a 5DMIII, and that camera is amazing as most owners of it can tell you, but still, the auto focus on the 5DMIII isn't in the same field as the 70D. Which is saying a lot as the 5DMIII cost me over $3,000.I read some reviewers saying that "True Film Makers" or "Photographers" will never use auto focus, and they just make me laugh. I'm a professional film maker and photographer, it's what I do for a living, and I can say that if you find a tool that helps you achieve the end result you are going for, simply and affordably, then get it. This is that tool. I honestly favour this camera to my 5D, and I wish it was in my possession a long time ago, as I can think of a dozen projects it would have helped having dramatically.If you're looking at upgrading from the 60D or Rebel series DSLRs then don't think about it, buy this. If you have a 5D and you're thinking of this as a 2nd camera for your kit then you NEED this one. I am über satisfied with this purchase and would make it again and again, in fact I'm most likely going to be buying 2 more 70D bodies for a project coming up. At the price you get more bang for your buck than any piece of equipment I've purchased thus far.

So glad I replaced my older D80 Nikon with the Canon. I wasn't sure if I wanted to make the switch but the camera takes good pictures and is easy to use. I am still figuring out the manual settings but in time I will have it down.

Fantastic camera. Video is very difficult to take well even with a lens that has built-in stabilization. I find myself ALWAYS needing a tripod. It's not something I considered would be an issue, but it is really noticeable and disorienting in 1080p. Back in the day taking crappy 320x240 home video, a little camera wavering wasn't terribly distracting, but it is definitely something you have to consider with this. The video is almost TOO good, I guess is what I'm saying.

I upgraded from a 30D and am VERY happy with the upgrade.

The image quality is good with pictures, but I get red hot pixels with the video. Noticed too late for the return window. :(

I actually bought this camera on a whim with the expectation to try it out and see if it did what everyone was raving about with the expectation to send it back if it wasn't a significant step from my T2i. Its amazing! Low light blows my T2i out of the water. Live view focuses perfect and instantly! The live focusing during video is amazing! You can watch it put squares around faces and track them all over the screen focusing on them as they come towards you or away. The only thing is that if you're using anything but the new STM lenses you will hear the focus. Although this model put the stereo mics on top instead of next to the lens so it is better you will still hear the lens focusing in quiet scenes, but way worth it!I cannot say enough good stuff about this camera for the price!Touchscreen!Awesome low light!The mode selector goes 360 so you don't have to turn it all the way back to switch to another function!A separate switch to go from video to photo!Silent mode is awesome!High speed shutter is crazy fast!I just love it. If you're upgrading from any of the crop frame cameras it is totally worth it!

Feature filled and yet still easy to use. The touch screen makes on-th-fly changes easy. The variety of focusing and exposure options provides great flexibility in controlling the image. The included lens is very good, but not great. The only problem that I have had is an occasional flash malfunction, getting an error code 5. This is apparently a fairly common error. My solution has been to simply turn off the flash when I do not need it. It has not affected the overall function of the camera.

Let me start off by saying I have never used the full frame models. I have most recently had the T3i and before that I had the XT years ago. This model is just incredible. I use it for everything... family photos, wildlife, birds and astronomy. The 7 frames per second come in VERY handy for bird shots. With the Wi-Fi feature I was able to set up the tripod just a few feet from my bird feeder and sit safely on the other side of the yard and with my iPhone remotely take pictures of the birds without disturbing them. The touch-screen display is very handy. I didn't think that would be something I'd use much, but the more I use it the more I want to use it. I use only Sigma lenses on it right now... the 30mm "A", the 18-200 "C", and the 150-500. They all work great on this camera. If you're looking for something to upgrade from the T3i, this is it (unless your budget can afford FF).

While not the perfect camera, the 70d is the best video making Canon DSLR. Its dual pixel AF is a true breakthrough in AF on the DSLR. Its stills aren't too shabby either!
I have a video comparision of the 70d and its competitor the panasonic GH4. The video touches on AF in video.
Watch to see who wins!
https://vimeo.com/107309199

Before I get any further, I just want to make sure that everyone understands that the instruction manual to operate this wirelessly is simply atrocious. You won't be able to do it from the manual and will have to resort to searching the internet. After an hour, I managed to link it to my phone and after a further four hours of trying to link it to my computer, I gave up. Thank goodness the USB cable works.

With that out of my system; this camera has surpassed my expectations in almost every way. It is incredibly quick and the images are incredibly sharp. I would recommend it to absolutely anyone and absolutely everyone.

I bought the Canon 70D upgrading from a Nikon L820, for the purpose of enhancing my abilities in photography. I studied for about two days before picking this up, never used a DSLR, and it is incredibly easy to use. I only shoot in manual, I don't see an advantage with the other modes. Most people know when it is time for them to upgrade. If your camera does not do what you want it to, it may be time. My Nikon L820 only takes good photos with the flash, or in great light, and its video was just terrible. The 70D takes amazing pictures with its 20.2 MP sensor, video looks exactly as seen by the naked eye. Although video does have moire when filming fine lines or even lines that are close together. While filming landscapes or indoor environments pretty much non existent. Auto focus is great, manual focus is great. Video is about average when indoors or in low light, but that's to be expected. First DSLR, worth every penny!If I can figure out how to put up pictures I will definately do so.

Camera works awesome I'm a YouTube Blogger and use it for my YouTube Channel DMZtv I'm also a professional Photographer and use it for my photography

Have had this camera for > 6 months now. Works great. Love the Live View feature. Auto focus is very fast and very seldom has to 'seek' (so far only happened during night sky shooting). Battery lasts much longer than the one in my Rebel. Could wish it had dual SD cards, but the 32GB SD card I bought with it stores over 800 photos so not a major issue. The other great feature is the wireless control from iphone/andriod. Phone displays what the camera is seeing, which makes family photos a breeze.

I still do not know if the camera works or not because the stupid battery is defected. I have been charging it for THREE DAYS and the charger never shows that charging is complete and I cannot turn on the camera. This one star review is ONLY for your STUPID BATTERY. I am going to buy a new battery and see if it works or not.