Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D Body

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.

I wanted this camera so bad for months and months and finally saved up the cash and went for it. I love this camera so much, takes amazing photos, touch screen, Wifi, I love it. I def recommend this camera to any amateur photographer like myself.

Love this camera, takes great video (my primary use) and has a great sensor and autofocus system in place. I used to turn off my AF in my T4i, but I actually get some good use out of this one.

I am a novice photographer…that said, the 70D has lived up to and surpassed my expectations. I've not used it very long nor have I become familiar with all the features…but it takes a great picture. From my perspective, the camera is put together and displays are clear and quickly apparent. I have no regrets making this purchase. I wish the instruction manuals were written by humans...

This camera did not disappoint. It feels good in the hand, not stupidly pro big, but solid and decently weighted. I feel for the price point, it offers the best of all that is available to digital camera users today. Full SLR experience, fast mirrorless autofocus, remote shooting over wifi, lens autofocus adjustment, massive iso range, really fast continuous shooting, an articulated lcd, touchscreen...
The only thing lacking is native gps, not that I need it, but I feel its omission feels cheap, even my

I bought the 70D predominantly as a 'cycling and walking camera'. I sold my 600D which was a nice camera but had some limitations that I found annoying - a bit plasticky and the ISO could only be changed in full stop increments for example. The 70D was bought for its exposure and metering versatility, the articulated screen which can fold back to protect the surface (e.g. when pushed into a rucksack), wireless flash bult in, and viewfinder grid. Many of the features I love on the 7D but just a bit lighter and compacter. There are always rumours about what is coming but I have had the 7D for nearly 4 years and am still very happy with it - pretty amazing in the digital era. I have been getting my 70D kit up and running and hope to do a full review within the next 7 days. I bought a Canon 55-250m EF-S II cheapie as a long-reach travel lens (just

Purchased to replace a 30D along with the STM 18-135 and IS 70-300. Quite a bit of new features to learn, especially video. If you are considering switching from a traditional camcorder form factor to a DSLR, be prepared for the form factor change. Camcorder operation was relatively easy with one hand including zoom, while DSLR is definitely a two-hand technique if not using camera rigs, etc.Focus is very fast and sharp.Battery life seems to be quite a bit less than the 30D (yes, I have WLAN turned off and do not use live-view when shooting).Still learning the camera, so this review is first draft.

I have a Canon t3i, but I couldn't pass up all the extras plus the speed that this camera shoots at. Do I want more you always do, do I need more probably not. This is a great camera for anyone. If your looking for a new camera or and upgrade this one should be on your shot list. There are plenty of comments on the pros and I don't have any cons.Amazon shipping was right on time.

I liked the IQ from this sensor, however, I returned it because I could barely hear the autofocus confirmation beep. Sometimes I heard it but I seemed to constantly be checking to hear it, and it drove me crazy. Might not seem like a big deal to others but I like the confirmation beep. I also felt that there were just a lot of bells and whistles that I wouldn't need, and since I am (as of right now) mainly a stills shooter and do not do much video, I returned the camera and got a refurbished 60D and couldn't be happier. The 60D was a big step up from my t3i. I used the money I saved and invested in some 2.8 glass from sigma. If you do video then this could be a good option.

when I bought this camera, I was scared to buy something I thought I was maybe overspending on a product I would not need. This camera has won me over and it works great. If you read all the hype, when you get it you will be a little disappointed it doesn't have a scratch your butt button isn't on it. I ended up putting more money into a camera than I had planed, And my nervous stomach ache is gone. I bought the right one. What is crazy it isn't even that expensive for what it does. I do recommend getting a bundled lens it is cheaper than trying to hunt for them online.

This is just a really solid and good camera body with some amazing focusing. I moved up from a 40D and I cannot believe how much better my photos are. Easily 2-3X a better product than the 40D...which was a darn nice camera already.

I sold my T4i and a couple lens and bought this. GREAT decision I made.Pleased with the product, naturally, and continue to be Canon fanatics!

I bought this camera for videography and couldn't be more happy with it. Shoots some great footage. Such an upgrade from my T5i.

I have used Canon cameras since 1971 when I bought a classic- the F1. Since then, I've upgraded twice but this is the ultimate. It takes outstanding photographs, of course, and it accepts all of my Canon lenses, but it's also easy to operate and easy to handle. I can't wait for improved weather so that I can get outdoors to take some landscape shots.

I actually was planning to purchase the Rebel T5i when I noticed this camera was on sale. Nice upgrade from my Rebel T1i. I couldn't be happier with it. I've only had it a few weeks, but so far it has worked very well. The autofocusing system works nicely and focuses much faster than my Rebel. But the main thing to me is the DIGIC 5+ processor makes the camera so much faster and takes much better night shots than my Rebel. I know this is not comparing apples to apples, but it is an awesome camera. I'm so glad that I decided to upgrade.

The camera arrived in excellent shape and I was very impressed with the features, particularly the auto-focus. The touch screen is a huge bonus.

I found the process of finding the right DSLR daunting.. I did loads of research and STILL didn't feel secure with any one camera. It is a pricey thing to buy on a whim, but I finally settled on the 70D and I am pleased to tell you it's a great camera. It does everything I need and more. I am a film student, so it has become my easy, low-cost way of practicing shots and editing footage. The photos come out stunning, too!

For anyone ready to step up from an entry-level DSLR, but cannot afford a full frame camera, I would highly recommend the 70D. For still shots, it holds it's own against everything in it's range from the other competitive manufacturers. Where it REALLY outshines the others however, is with HD video. I can't wait to experience faster lens, because even in low light, shooting high quality video with my 18-135 mm is child's play. The new auto focus technology is also smoother and faster than anything I've tried out so far.

For those of you considering this against the 60d, consider what you are doing with it. the 60d is probably the best value on the market currently because of this camera recently being released however you you plan to do video much this camera with continuous auto focus is a must. the other feature that is very nice to me is the 7 frames per second, having both cameras that is sometimes the difference between getting and missing a good shot. for the beginner photographer my honest advice in the current market is to get a 60d and a nice lens. if you can't afford a nice lens to go with it get a cheaper camera. I am using this camera with tameron 17-50 vc and a cannon 70-300 IS L and love it.

It cost a lot, but it works perfect. The body is solid, the controls are perfectly placed at least for my hand.

upgraded from a 40D that has served us well for over 5 years. this camera is light and has a great range of settings, ISO. Stock canon lenses are much improved over what came standard on a canon camera 5-7 years ago. This body is actually noticeably lighter than the 40D and 30D are. have yet to try videoing but looking forward to it.