Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D Body

Worth every cent if you have the t3i, GET this one !autofocus makes life easier! touchscreen is a lifesaver

What a stunning camera. It does all that you'd expect and more. It has a revolutionary new focussing system that is near-instantaneous and very sharp. Wi-fi makes image transfer very easy and the touch-screen snapshot facility is brilliant. In my opinion this camera is well worth the money.

I had a T2i T3i and currently own a Canon 6D. This camera surprised me because of its fast focus system. I read other reviews and people try to compare this to other cameras. I must say it's in a different class. Obviously my 6D kills it in low light and of course it's a full frame camera. The 70D has a faster focus system and the video is amazing because of the tracking system. This is as close as you can get with a dslr instead of a camcorder. I was really shocked at the pics. Don't listen to the negative reviews. Cameras serve different purposes and if you want an all around camera to add to your existing line up, you won't be disappointed. Do what I did, just get it!!!!!

One of my gripes over the past years with digital cameras has been the AWFUL automatic white balance. I had Canon 20d, 30d & 40d and Pro 1, G6, G9 and G11, Sx50 HS, Pentax ist, Panasonic FZ200, and i.m.h.o. all their auto white balance was horrible. Just to get any accurate white balance with any of them, you had to work hard with it and even raw wasn't simple, even in after processing. -- My point; pay this much for a camera, and it better have auto white balance that "works", right off the memory card. Well this is the first of this breed that I have seen work, and as you saw above I went through a bunch. This works well, and the plethora of upgraded features from the previous models is, well "what I expected from these things years ago". I'm kind of sick of putting up with these issues this long, but hey, "finally accomplished" is better than never.

I upgraded from a Canon 550D as I was looking for a sturdier body and the awesome flippy screen. As Canon cameras are the best in their class for not only video quality, but functionality and features. After playing with the camera for a few minutes I noticed it had a nice weight to it and was very sturdy. It has plenty of features and the touch screen is something I would expect to see on a smartphone. In other words, it's awesome! It responds quickly and allows for easy adjusting of features or playback of photos/videos. The camera dials feel as if they are all in the right place; despite some reviewers complaining about annoying buttons that weren't clicky enough, I disagree and have had no problems with the buttons on the camera. My only small complaint would be the placement of the audio jack for external microphones; it's a little bit in the way of the LCD screen when it flips around. This results in the microphone cable being a slight obstruction to the things at the top of the screen but when using other audio connectors that were smaller, it was fine!

Overall this is an excellent camera and a great purchase, no matter what current camera you have!

I am a current T4I owner. Saw the reviews of this camera and decided it was a needed upgrade.First off, I watched the price of the body and kit lens go way up AFTER the holiday season. I wanted the "body only" and quickly found the price of the body only was still the same. So, being the smart person I am I immediately bought the body only at $949. Within a few days the price of the body only (after the holiday) went to a current price of $1199!Not sure about the politics of the price increase or decrease but as a pretty experienced photographer I can say this is a awesome camera.Fast focus is unbelievable and low light photography with the right lens is amazing.Have toyed with the video and it appears it is as good as advertised but will report back more later.If you have a T4I or T3I or even a T5I and are looking for an easy upgrade this is it.

I am a current T4I owner. Saw the reviews of this camera and decided it was a needed upgrade.First off, I watched the price of the body and kit lens go way up AFTER the holiday season. I wanted the "body only" and quickly found the price of the body only was still the same. So, being the smart person I am I immediately bought the body only at $949. Within a few days the price of the body only (after the holiday) went to a current price of $1199!Not sure about the politics of the price increase or decrease but as a pretty experienced photographer I can say this is a awesome camera.Fast focus is unbelievable and low light photography with the right lens is amazing.Have toyed with the video and it appears it is as good as advertised but will report back more later.If you have a T4I or T3I or even a T5I and are looking for an easy upgrade this is it.

I have a number of high end point and shoot (Canon G9, Canon s100, Canon s90) and a Canon Rebel 3ti. This is clearly the best camera I own. I upgraded with the 70D and it is far far superior to the Rebel in options, camera feel, quality and exceptional pictures. It is only slightly heavier than the Rebel but is so much better balanced with the larger lenses I have (Sigma 18-250mm and Sigma 10-20mm) that it is much easier to carry and shoot. I didn't think I would use the touch screen but I find I use it quite a bit when taking multiple shots using a tripod especially in early dawn or night.

Can't say much that other, well qualified individuals have said. This is a great camera. I debated the lens choice in the kit and ended up with the 18-135mm as a "do it all" type lens. I also needed to dig out my other EOS lenses to see what I have. I'm coming from digital point and shoots though I used to use the EOS 630/620 cameras when film was still the media of choice so while not new to photography, I am new to the current bunch of DSLR's out there. I thought this was a good price point for a "prosumer" DSLR. My primary focus is nature and underwater shooting though I'd like to continue to try out other areas. I believe this camera will allow me to do most anything I can think of as a non-professional.I'm excited about photography again and think this machine gives me the tools to be as creative as I used to be with film and not just a post production guy, perhaps that's why I used to love slide film.Now, just have to sell the spouse on an Ikelite housing......

As a long time Canon user, I was ready for the next level of performance for both stills and video. So far the 70D has met or exceeded my expectations. The articulated touch screen makes live view, video and menu settings very convenient. While I often use the P mode to shoot with specific ISO settings and aperture or shutter priority for their specific functions, I have found the full Auto performance to be very impressive and usually leave it as my default setting.The HDR (High Dynamic Range) scene function has proven useful and is much more convenient than the old method of taking individual images and doing post processing in the computer.Because the flash often will pop up when taking pictures in Auto that have any back lighting, I appreciate the "no flash" dial setting as a convenient way to keep the flash disabled.I have not shot extensive video yet, but the test clips I have done are all well focused and great resolution.I look forward to enjoying the 70D for some time to come.

Bought this as second camera to my 500D - from beginner (500D) to intermediate (70D) photographer. I shoot in Manual and RAW - with most of the picture control settings switched off so that I can make adjustments to the images myself using Photoshop or other photographic software products. However there are plenty of options and modes to shoot with the camera set to Auto or with the built in image enhancing features. All I can add is that the picture quality is excellent and what really matters is to buy a decent range of lenses to get the best from this camera. Personally I like the the new touch screen features as well as the specification similarities of the Canon 7D.

I've owned a lot of different DSLR cameras like the Rebel XT, T3i, 5DM2, SL1, and some Sony NEX and Panasonic FZ cameras too. I've had my 70D for about two months and like others have said this is darned near a perfect camera. I love the video this camera makes, its a game changer with the new sensor and Canon STM lenses that are completely silent while taking video. I have the 18-135mm STM and its a stellar all around lens. This camera makes taking pictures or video in low light easy, no visible noise at even very high ISO. The swivel touch screen makes changing modes very easy, no more menu diving for most adjustments.Yes this 70D is a major breakthrough with its duel sensor, its the fastest focusing camera I've ever owned and the focus is perfect all of the time or at least 99.9% of the time. Great burst rate of 7fps and the on board flash works well. This camera will serve me well for quite a few years I suspect.

I upgraded from an XSI and felt that this was the right level of upgrade. I researched the different models and this one best suit my needs. I had to relearn a lot of controls because they are in different locations than I was used to. The focus tracking is fast and accurate, a special feature off this camera. I don't feel like I over or under spent. It is not just a minor improvement from the XSI it is a significant advancement. Due to the cost I would recommend beginners consider this the high end of the prosumer grade and would recommend having experience with other SLR models before spending money on the pro level cameras; Unless you have the cash to burn, then by all means go ahead.

Superb camera with limitless capabilities and produces high quality photos. Easy to use but sophisticated.

Great camera for average photography , if you're not a professional photographer, don't waste your money on more expensive cameras. This camera will have more functions than most people will understand.

When I had a look at the features, to me it sounded like a no-brainer - a single body that had:
* A dual CMOS sensor
* The cross type focussing points of the 7D
* Micro focus adjustment - both wide and telephoto settings (sorely missed in the 60D)
* The tiltable LCD of the 60D - and -
* The wireless capabilities of the 6D/5D-Mark III

Irrespective of whichever other body I compared with, there was always something better in the 70D.. The only thing I'd have to give up is that its not full frame! Took me a very short while for the decision to go ahead with the purchase, and havent been disappointed so far..

Its an awesome thing to setup an otherwise impossible angle from the camera and click the shutter through the EOS mobile app (mobile phone connecting to the camera over wireless)!! Wow!

I purchased the 70D with the 18-135mm lens a few months back and paid much more than Amazon's current price of $1,249. THIS IS AN EXCELLENT MID-LEVEL dSLR AT A PHENOMENAL PRICE! Since my purchase, I have continually checked features and pricing of comparable cameras from Nikon and Olympus. They are higher priced and do not have the quality of this camera. While it may take a while for a beginning amateur photographer to learn how to use all the numerous features, it is well worth the learning experience. Being able to produce high quality photos, however, is almost immediate, thanks to the many automated controls built in. And while this camera has only been on the market for a short time, there are already numerous how-to books available written specifically for the 70D. I know you will enjoy working with this camera. It certainly justifies the high ratings.

Moving up from my old T1i was the best move for me. The new focusing capabilities are incredible. I also have found that in low-light situations it can have some occasional difficulties obtaining a sharp focus but I can switch to manual in those instances and get the picture. Extremely fast shutter action, quiet, 7+ snaps per second. I had been drooling over the possibilities of getting a 7D for a year but when the 70D caught my attention it was all over. I have not tested the WiFi yet but will soon. The touch screen is the best feature Canon added to this camera; simply swipe through photos, pinch to zoom... Setting changes are so quick and easy. The size is a good bit bigger than the T1i, but not nearly as heavy as the 7D. You won't go wrong with the true HD video capabilities either. Buy this camera!!!

This camera is a winner. It has a continous drive that works great. Its easy to learn, and feels wonderful. I'm impressed. The lens choice is key, and I matched this camera with a decent 2.8 zoom. Good idea. As well, I have a lot of attachments like several microphones, audio meter - all user friendly.

To make it short, for this price you will get a full house of latest photography technology. It is quick, reliable and comfortable. Only thing that I miss is a good old magnesium housing, like it was on older version. But hard plastic is still ok. Only set back is your imagination. Canon did it again. It is a product that I would definitely recommend for advanced photography. It is not for people who are using camera always on Automatic mode. O, LCD panel is not so contrast, sometimes numbers are not clear. I really hope that this review will help you decide.

This is the third Canon DSLR that I have used (20d way back when, 7d more recently, now this), and I think it may well be the best in just about every respect. The good/bad is that it is feels much lighter than the 7d, and as a result I decided to take it with me on a quick trip to Europe. The "bad" part of this is that I have to agree with the reviewers that complain about the control wheel feeling "cheap". It does, and it scares me, but so far it has worked flawlessly. Beyond this however the camera has more than met my expectations straight out of the box. The extra pixels are immediately noticeable when you crop a picture, the added speed makes photographing wildlife or difficult indoor situations a breeze, the autofocus is downright spectacular. I find that getting used to the touch screen may take some time & again I worry a tad about the durability of a screen that can be rotated six ways from Sunday, but the controls are all in the right places & the menus on the touch screen make sense and are easy to get through. Overall I would say that if you are looking for a really spectacular DSLR under 2000 bucks, look no further!

I have used this camera a lot since I bought it. It functions just as I thought it would and make great photos. I haven't yet used the movie mode, but plan to in Colorado in July. I have been using Canon equipment for many years now and they have never let me down.

Love my new camera, still getting used to it. It is heavier than I anticipated, but loving it just the same.

Great camera ,great lens...and for the money...no better deal on planet earth. I am a Canon junkie...started with a TX back in the 70's and have owned 6 Canon DSLR's including 5D markIII and 7D ( I still have both). Since I received the 70D (about a week) my 50D is on ebay and this camera and lens are my daily rig.Light weight, super sharp pics , wonderful video and the new dual pixel focusing is terrific .The "pop out touch screen" is worth the price of the camera....what ease and flexibility.As a test I took the same subject with 5D 28-70 "L" lens ; 7D 10-20 Sigma(great lens) and the 70D 18-55STM ...all were shot at 18mm except 28-70 at 28 all on "P" auto. The human eye cannot tell the difference!Jim Pfister