Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D Body

I am really impressed with the 70D. it is a definitely step up from the 40D. Even the higher ISO setting are much better than expected (not as good as the 5D3, my other camera, but then it's not as expensive either). Great auto focusing. Nice size. I loved the 40D for its size and weight. This feels as good or better. Others have written more extensive reviews on all the technical aspects so I won't bother. I am very pleased with it.

I love my Canon 70D so much! I am a film student at an art high school and it has performed exceptionally with photos and videos. I have made multiple short films (I was accepted to a handful of student film fests), have filmed and photographed birthday parties/events, and turned a Nikon enthusiast into a Canon lover. From the design to the long list of functions/settings, this camera will AMAZE you!!!

Bought my camera at bestbuy and even the sales associates where excited about this camera , all of them they were going off on its effects, I read the reviews and everyone was crazy about it. So far I played around with it and I am amazed, I have a Nikon D5200 , this camera is by far better and faster. It's worth the money I'm so happy I bought it. According to the sales associate it's literary an investment, your money will never be wasted. I love the touch screen effect to take a picture, I love the video sensor effect how u touch the thing u want to focus on and it follows it. I'm learning as I go because Canon is nothing like Nikon. This camera is so much fun. I loveeeee it. So happy.

Over priced not a full frame sensor. For a $1200 camera it should have a full frame senor.Their still not there yet. We have to hold off until they produce a camera with a full frame senor for a reasonable price. So we wait.....

I love my camera. It was a great purches. Takes amazing pictures. Easy To read instructions. Just great all around.

This is a fantastic camera for the price! I use it as a back up to my 5DM3. I love the fact that it can use both EF and EF-S lenses. I also love the fact that like the 5DM3, it has a "silencer" mode so that the shutter makes a minimal of clicking noise. This is especially helpful in event photography.Update (3/11/14):Did several tests side by side with my 5DM3 and 70D in low light (restaurant settings) without flash. At the same ISO (3200 used) and aperture (f2.8 used), the 70D auto set the shutter speed to 1/40 whereas the 5DM3 auto set shutter at 1/60. So the sensor on the 70D is not as sensitive in low light conditions as the 5DM3.

Having started out with the Canon T4i I was looking for something which gave me even more control over the camera. So much of my comparison was with the T4i benchmark. The 70D proved to be the best fit. The output is much more improved over any of the the entry level camera. The remarkable feature over the T4i was the 19 point auto focus. Also it has ISO increments in 1/3rd stops. Overall I would say if you are looking to graduate from an entry level camera to a semi pro, go for it.However I still had to return the camera because of Amazon's fault and not because of the camera itself. Why? That's a different story with the Amazon customer service which I do not want to put here.

This Canon EOS 70D sold by Amazon.com does not have Wi-Fi capability, the opposite of the original product description on the Canon USA website.

I started off with a T3I and upgraded to the 70D for the video, but this camera is just amazing all around. Now I just have and use the T3I for back up. Highly recommended!!

I am very impressed with this camera. It far exceeds my expectations on so many levels and I am not prepared to give it an objective review yet. I will need several months to become proficient to the point where the new functions become 2nd nature. So far the basic operations retain enough of the Canon heritage that my hands instinctively 'know' enough to give me a running start. I think this is the beginning of a new love affair. Thanks Canon!I bought the 70D body-only as sold and shipped from Amazon; and it was delivered complete and on-time as expected with no hassles.

Everything they say about it is true -and more. Have owned 20, 30, 40D's but skippedthe 50 and 60. I was debating on this or the 5D III but I cannot justify the extraexpense for that full-frame and though I have mostly L glass primes/zooms I don'twant to give up using my EF-S60mm or the EF-S 10-22mm Zoom. Video onthe 70D is fantastic and tho I'm not too much into video I might be using this more.

I'm an upgrader and a long time (10+ years) of the rebel line. I was impressed when the T-line came out. This one ups the ante for me. I'm by no means a pro, but the gamut of features on this camera makes it possible for 'semi' shooters to expand their creativity. The wifi function may be on the novelty side for now, but I see it to have a BIG potential. I have a NAS, I find it very convenient to transfer my files into it without turning my PC on. For those days you just want to off load the card and deal with post-processing later on.I've had Canon most of my photography hobby days, so needless to say image quality is my #1 like about Canon. This one continues that tradition. I will post some pictures later.It's a little bit pricier that the rebel line of course. This is the camera for you if you have been holding off upgrading to a higher line...Canon has taken some of the best features of their camera lines, form the 1D to the Rebel line and put it together in a nice package.

It's taken me a little while to get used to not using a full sensor, but... With the addition of one new wide angle lens... I haven't touched my other cameras since buying this one.Shot: [...]Shot: [...]Shot: [...]Shot: [...]Shot: [...]

Very happy with this camera. For reference have used a 1DS MKII, 10D, 20D, and 60D previously and am a prosumer user. I used a SanDisk Extreme Pro 64GB SDXC card. These are my impressions after 3 days of use. I was most interested in the new continuous focus while shooting video...especially with non-STM lenses. I bought the 18-135mm STM lens as a package. I used my 85mm L lens and shot at f/1.2 and 35mm L and shot at f/1.4 to really test its ability. The camera was able to continuously focus very well. When it did lose the focal point I was able to quickly redirect it without stopping the action. Big improvement over the 60D. The 18-135 STM was very smooth and was more accurate at maintaining focus. It won't replace a small handheld video camera anytime soon for most casual occasions....but someday it might. I used the Wifi functions on the iPad 3/Macbook Pro. A big plus is that you can touch the LCD to type in passwords, etc. It worked as promised with a solid Wifi connection. I used it for remote shooting and transferring files (1.5MB/s in my nonscientific tests).

Camera takes great pictures and has lots of great features. Had to return it to Canon to have them check out the wireless operating capability since I am unable to sync it to my laptop.

Bought it to replace by aged 40D. Similar size, weight and handling, but far superior performance all round. So far I particularly like the impressive low light ability (much higher ISO settings), wifi capability (allows control via my iPhone - very handy for group portraits with me in), video capability (which the 40D did not have) and the excellent touch screen.

Highly recommended.

Arrived on time and looks great! I would recommend it to a friend.

It's a good
It's a good
It's a good

^^

Just bought. Looking forward to finding out more of what seems to be a fantastic kit. The instructions bit esp re wifi is dreadful and confusing.

I love this camera, it was a replacement for my rebel xt. The images and movies are very good, it has a lot of features that I will take some time to figure out. Obviously you can tell I am a amateur photographer by my simplistic terms. That doesn't stop me from liking this camera.

It performs beautifully. Fi=or serious amateurs or as a backup pro camera, great. I am glad I bought it. 40 years a pro.

This is an excellent camera and provides all the features I need such as HDR and High Speed shots. The camera has a good feel to it and although it is a bit heavier that previous camera I've owned it still feels good in my hands.

Nicest Canon I've owned yet...and I've had three other models. Lots of bells and whistles sill take me a while to learn

I love the cam except for one thing - video autofocus is loud and picked up by the cam in a way which is completely distracting. I wish canon would engineer a remote wireless microphone, where you could place the mic somewhere else in the room to get away from the camera body. Other than this one flaw, though, I like all the rest of the improvements Canon made over the 60D. The touch screen is really amazing.

I researched this camera well online before deciding to purchase. Most reviews made it sound like a great camera. Took it out for trials 3 times and was disappointed with all 3 shoots. Video focus tracking only worked half the time when handheld. Quality of the videos was not full HD when viewed at home. Photo colors were not true unless taken in direct sunlight. You expect much more from a 20.2mp camera. Half of the still photos were not clearly focused. I have cheaper canons that do a better job. Might have received a flawed unit or the kit lens is junk, but I'm sending it back for a refund. See the Amazon review by Mr. Ralph J. Secoy. Same issues.