Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D Body

I needed an upgrade in speed when we had our first child and between the amazing focus speed and the frames per second in RAW, I couldn't be more satisfied without spending 5x as much.

BUY THIS CAMERA! I had a Rebel XS and was in the process of upgrading. Looked at the 60d and the 7d and the this just came out and did the research and it was a no brainer. Better than the 60d and the 7d for only $1000. It has built in wifi that syncs to your phone, tablet and computer. Can control camera from a App that has a remote trigger. Has the upgraded 19 pt focus system, 20 mega pixels and the list goes on. The swivel screen I thought might be a annoyance but I do not think twice about it. If anything it is an added bonus for video needs if ever, why not! Body is not too big and not too small, just right! If you want a bigger body then just get a added grip, problem solved. AWESOME CAMERA, NO REGRETS!

I bought this camera as an upgrade from my previous and I am not disappointed.

Many of the features on this camera enhance the overall experience, both at the point of use and the quality of the shots taken. The smart viewfinder technology is a great feature for a mid-level camera and the image quality is excellent with colours being especially well rendered - which is great when shooting at lower JPEG resolution than the highest quality RAW. The sensor and Digic 5+ processor allow for a high sensitivity range spanning ISO 100-12,800 and extendable to ISO 25,600 and the tilt touchscreen is fantastic!

The phase detect auto focus in LiveView is true innovation from Canon...beats contrast detection hands down and is very useful for auto focus during macro photography, videos and any kind of fast moving action (watersports).

Overall as a camera marketed at an 'enthusiasts' this is a superb choice of camera - another of Canon's great introductions to the EOS range and I would very much recommend.

I can't wait to buy a second one. Videographer here. Love it. Make sure you get STM lenses (They are silent from what I read). Older lenses make too much noise with the autofocus.. And trust me, the autofocus on this for video is GREAT! You can touch screen where you want to focus on - amazing.

I’m impressed this camera automatically takes bracketed, different exposure shots and combines them into one image three different ways – ranging from (1) fully automatic, (2) some control (both in-camera processed), then (3) auto taken for post processing in software such as Photomatix. (1) Fully automatic uses the Special Scene Mode (SCN) called HDR Backlight Control mode. Three continuous shots are taken at different exposures then in-camera processed into one JPEG image, with a wide tonal range, that minimizes blocked-up shadows and improves highlights. (2) With more control options, use the HDR (High Dynamic Range) Shooting mode found under the camera 4 tab. Again, three images of different exposures are automatically captured then in-camera merged resulting in a single JPEG image. This mode allows selection of the exposure range to as much as +- 3 EV. It also allows for doing this once or for every shot until the setting is disabled. You can also select whether the images are Auto Image Aligned (in-camera) or not. (3) The camera also does Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB). Under the camera 3 tab, turn the dial to set the exposure range. In the Custom Function Settings C.Fn 1-5, the number of shots taken with AEB can be changed from the usual 3 shots to 5 or 7. When set at 5, you can vary the exposure all the way to +-6 EV. Shots can be taken in RAW and/or JPEG, saved to the memory card for post processing in your favorite software.

It was time to upgrade from my trusty, but dated 20D. The 70D has proven to be just what the doctor ordered; namely, way more megapixels, larger and articulated LCD panel, a useful touchscreen for making adjustments on the fly, enhanced focus point layout, many of the same controls I am used to, etc. One very fine feature is the ability to use the LCD screen to provide extra sharp focus. Just hit one button, pull out the screen and zoom in to the area you wish to be in perfect focus. Note, not every AF lens in your bag finds 'exact' focus in the real world! That can be a big deal when you are doing the family portraits, for example. The list of adjustments and features available are more extensive than I am willing to describe here. (It is always wise to download the .pdf operating manual before you buy, IMHO.) This camera also has capabilities to take HD movies, although that is not my personal reason for buying this camera. Most of my work is done with a tripod and with a cable release. Highly recommended by this experienced amateur.

You can read long detailed reviews elsewhere, I just want to add my two cents. At first I compared the Canon T5i to the Nikon D3200 and settled on the Nikon, but when I went to hit the order button the price of the Nikon kit had gone up by several hundred dollars so I went the next level up and started over. After much research I settled for the Canon 70D over the Nikon D7100. As a straight up still camera, the Nikon holds the edge, but when all things are considered I thought the Canon the better fit for me.I really like the built in wireless. You can use it with the Canon apps to take simple shots or the third party DSLR Controller app (Android) and control many if not most of the 70D functions from your droid phone or tablet. The autofocus with the STM kit lens is so quiet, you think is must not be working. It also works perfectly while shooting videos where the focus changes during the shot. Absolutely no noise from the lens is picked up in the audio. The onboard flash is weak, but when coupled with the Canon Speedlite 430EX II flash they can work as a master/slave team and “talk” to one another to provide superb results.The Canon 70D is a technological masterpiece. It produces excellent quality stills and videos under a variety of conditions. I highly recommend the product.

I highly recommend this camera. Have been using it for a couple months now and it's doing things my Rebels couldn't do. Like auto bracketing for HDR post processing. Great high speed shutter for kids' sports. Pop up flash is always available for portrait fill outdoors (or indoors). Nice combination of auto-modes and fully manual modes. I've been waiting and watching Canon camreas for many years. Have been a Rebel user all these years, putting my money into their L lenses, but not pulling the trigger on the camera body until one came out that had the best feature set and price combination. That camera body, for me, is the 70D. Have shot a couple months now and am completely satisfied with the photos this captures. More importantly this camera combines ease of use with many "auto" modes along with total manual controls as well. And the pop up flash gets a lot of use as a fill in outdoor portraits without having to lug around a separate flash unit. Great high speed shutter for my kids' sporting events. Great exposure bracketing for HDR shooting.

Very disappointed with this camera. I have a Canon EOS 6D and I wanted a backup camera. This camera has great features, but the AF feature is awful. It does not focus very well and for someone that has taken many portrait shots, I'm horrified at the results. About 90% of the shots are not focused where I focused the camera. After having this issue, I went online and there are many issues regarding focusing issues. Canon should be ashamed to release a camera that is this faulty. I will be contacting Canon today!

Replaced my Canon T1i and this is superior in nearly every way. Particularly useful is low light performance and fast focusing speed, not to mention speed for rapid photo sequences. The touchscreen grows on you. Expensive, but worth it if you are upgrading from earlier canon bodies and already have APS-c lenses so don't want to go to full frame.

Brilliant camera. I was originally looking at the 6D, but got recommended this at almost half the price (from the guy in my local camera shop, oops), and found it on here even cheaper! Very pleased with my decision, I've had some cracking pictures already, here's to many more!

Purchased four of these for a high school yearbook program and they work great and the students love their new capabilities. Good investment.

This camera has all the bells and whistle that I could wish for and more my only critisism is the driving instructions that come with it the small paper manual gives all the basics but due the the size and vast amount of information that is trying to be put across meeans that the font size is very small and difficult to read and the spine is not strong enough for the book to last vey long more informative but still does not seem to cover everything particularly well and the int(this is typical Canon) the software version is not much better. The software packages supplied might be very good but finding out how to make the best of it is dreadful certainly not intuative and it would not work on my windows XP although it claimed to and having look at he internet I'm not the only one to find this. This is a shame and lets down whaqt is an exceptional camer especiallyn the hand held night shot mode which so far has been brilliant.

This camera is awesome. It's a great value for your money. One of the best things is it focuses on the fly while you are taking movies, which is generally unprecedented. I could rave about all sorts of cool features it has, but I'll just say I love that the viewing screen is not only fully articulated so it will adjust to the angle you are shooting from, but it is also a touch screen.

Far more eloquent people have articulated reviews than I, so I'll leave it at that.

I have only had it a few weeks, but I've already shot a short film with it, and I have to say I'm in love with this camera. The picture is so clear and it's so easy to focus and pull focus, and the touch screen is so helpful, because I don't have to figure out what dial or button needs to be used to do what in the menus. I haven't used the auto-focus yet, but after all the research I did before buying it, I know it has a great autofocus for filming if you don't want to focus yourself. The flip screen is very useful as well, so I can put the camera on a tripod in a place I can't really fit in to film and I have no problem seeing or working with the camera even though I'm in front of it instead of behind it.

I'm a beginning film student and this was my first major investment in a camera, so even with all the research, I was somewhat nervous of the purchase, but I am not disappointed at all. I couldn't be happier with this camera!

This camera is not user friendly at all. I have tried so hard to figure it out but it is completely useless.

Love it! I've been a videographer for years, but I'm just getting into DSLR video. So far, I'm liking the experience. With the right lenses, the continuous focus in this camera produce great looking video.

Absolutely love this camera. I purchased this as an upgrade to my T3i which I was able to sell in less than a week. Love the pictures and options. The wifi is very nice too so you don't have to carry around a remote, just use your phone. Great work Canon!

I bought this for mainly video work. All I can say is big time hollywood look to my videos with 1/3 of the cost of the big time full cinema cameras. If you are looking for a pro level indie film camera that keeps your budget around $1000....look no further.

Like others, the battery that came with the camera was not usable. It would not take charge after charging overnight. Otherwise, I think I will like the camera. I will have more time to use it this weekend.

Really like this camera, particularity the protected touch viewing screen.
The camera is simple to use and the pictures are great.

Best money spent !!! I've owned a few point and shoot cameras and take a lot of shots with my iPhone but this is so much more fun and rewarding. If you're a beginner set it on auto and let the camera make all the adjustments and when you get a little more experienced you can take control of features one at at time until you set all the parameters for the shot. You can't go wrong with this one.

I treated myself to this DSLR recently to try and get back into photography, and so far have been very pleased with it.
The controls are well laid out and generally easy to use, and the camera feels good to hold. The hand grip part is a good size, and the overall weight of the camer feels good.

The camera performs well in a variety of different light and contrast situations. The sensor does an excellent job of focusing and capturing the image.
I have been very pleased with the quality of the pictures.

There are some great features such as the touch screen which makes changing settings very easy. Its a responsive screen and the layout of functions on the screen is good.
The wifi feature is also good making transferring pictures, changing settings or taking pictures whilst remote from the camera a breeze.
The built in flash is obviously not as good as a separate flash, but works well enough and provides excellent fill-in flash and can also be used to trigger external flashes.

The lens I got with my kit was the 18-135mm and this seems a pretty good all rounder and is the one I use the most. Its nice and quite and focuses quickly and the optics seem to be pretty good quality judging from the results.

The only negative I would say is the provided strap is not comfortable, look at other options and you'll be much more comfortable.

After one month of use, I have found the camera to be everything that has been advertised about it. Easy to use and wonderful picture quality.The touch screen window and menu selection is an absolute joy.
A light year leap over my old 60D. Being a crop body camera, it may have its limitations for a pro, but very few for a hobbyist. I considered moving up either 6D or 7D, but then I would have to give up my walk around lens (15-85 mm) and decided to purchase this camera. Zero regrets.