Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon EOS 70D Body

Love this camera. I've owned it for a bit over a month now and its well worth the money.
I previously owned a Rebel T3, with a 28-135mm lens and later fell in love with the 50mm f1.8 lens, and other 50mms. After a while i felt the need to upgrade the body.After a long time researching i found the 60d and was set on buying it, until i found the 70d. The price was substantially higher but i believe it is worth it.
The 70d is a great camera, the shots are sharp and beautiful. And not to mention the build quality. I am not overly protective of it, because i know it can take it, I have had this camera out in light rain, on the beach, its been dropped (only from half a foot but still it freaked me out). But it has held up extremely well! The rain did nothing, thanks to the "weather resistance" and the sand just brushed off. The body feels very solid and sturdy, it fits perfectly in my hands.
As for the functioning it works great as well. The button layout was different from my old T3, but i got used to it fast and now i can operate my way around the camera quickly. The touch screen works magically, simple and responsive, and very useful, specially when viewing images, or showing them to friends. The swivel screen is also very useful, i can quickly flip it around to show friends or to get a difficult low shot or above the head.
Another plus is the liveshooting, the autofocus is fast and intuitive, by simple clicking on the screen where you want it to focus it will quickly adjust, and with lenses with USM and especially STM motors it is fast and silent.
Overall i am extremely happy with this product, and i would recommend it to anyone.

This was bought as an upgrade from my 450d. I chose it over the 7d as it has wifi and a touch screen. I was pleased with my previous camera but this is outstanding! Sharp, good colour and higher ISO settings which enable me to shoot at higher speeds without being noisy [prone to camera shake!].

I have this since April but used it patiently before writing a review.

Read the reviews online: amazon, dpreview etc. The only problem I came across while researching was the autofocus with the center focus point in combination with f 2.8 lenses or faster missing. Haven't had any issues so far.The microfocus adjustment works well. Used it to set my 28mm f1.8 which is always spot on now. I use this with the 70-200 L IS USM first generation (no microfocus adjustment) and it misses probably 5-10% of shots depending on the available light. My 50mm 1.4 is the most problematic but always was. Still get 80% of shots in focus. I also have the 15-85mm IS USM and focus is spot on no calibration needed.

Some people didn't think this was an upgrade in image quality, based on some reviews. I shoot in either manual or aperture mode so as for the rest of modes i'm not sure but the image quality is better than my t3i. Low light is better up to ISO 1600.I only use ISO 2000 if necessary. Video image quality is good, lenses make the difference. Also pairs well with the canon 600ex-rt.

Autofocus is fast and accurate. If you're having problems, understand how the focusing works before making comments. Different from the system in the rebel series. All the drive modes in the camera work well. Tracks flying birds, running dogs and children easily and accurately. Live view focus is something i actually use now, fast and accurate. With my manual focusing carl zeiss 50mm 1.7 the live view manual focusing is easy also, magnify your subject and adjust accordingly.

I am not a pro, more advanced user and I think If I want a better all round camera than this I'd buy a canon 5d mk iii. The 6D lacks the focusing and frame rate for me.

No regrets about selling my T3i.

My last dslr was the Canon EOS 10D, which evidences why my kids call me a dinosaur. I upgraded because of my desire for quality low light shots. The 70D proved very good at this. But there are surprise bonuses over the 10D. First, the control screen is large, reversible, and intuitively simple to navigate. I use it exclusively in managing my shots, battery usage be damned. Second, the 70D takes acceptable video, allowing use of all three of my lenses. I gave my old video camera to one of my dinosaur kids. Finally, the 70D's automatic focusing, aperture, and shutter speed features, especially focusing, allow me, a rank amateur, to shoot almost exclusively in aperture priority mode. My family think I am ready to turn professional. They do not connect my improvement to the 70D. They think I just learned how to take consistently good pictures overnight. I modestly accept their praise and do not disabuse them of this assumption.

For a relatively new company on amazon I somewhat "took a risk" when buying this camera but the service I received was excellent, delivery was on time and camera was here as stated, zero shutter count and all! It's a brilliant piece of kit, the auto focus in video mode is incredible and I was shocked at this, as a dslr cinematographer I'm used to manually focusing but the auto focus is really useful! Highly recommend this kit for the mid range photographers/videographers!

The Canon 70D hit all the right points with me. It has the feel and heft of a more expensive full frame camera but as a great price. I purchased this because I had out grown my canon T3. Don't get me wrong the T3 is a very capable camera for the beginner who wants to get their feet wet. But this 70D is a giant leap forward when comparing the 2. I mostly shoot my children playing, my daily walks around NYC, and friends parties when they ask me too. I highly recommend this to anyone who has the budget for it. You will not regret it. FYI, I did do my research for weeks before I purchase and was even learning towards Nikon, but I have so much invested in Canon glass that I stuck it out. Also there are a couple of bad 70d's out there that have focus issues, I am lucky and did not receive a unit that has that issue....I love it and feel free to ask me any questions. i am not a pro, only enjoy learning the craft.....

OMG WORTH EVERY PENNY! I am a professional photographer and videographer. I have been using this for photos AND videos but have decided to use it solely as a video camera. The ease of use and ability to focus on the fly, and TRACK focus is amazing!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE that fold out screen! Makes shooting in any angle or height easy peasy! I really am happy with this purchase and am seriously considering adding two more to my arsenal.
Let me try to answer a few questions that I think may come up....
YES it will fit the 28-300 2.8 II
YES the 17-40 works great on it! :)
YES the video is stunning! :)
YES you can set the camera to TRACK your subject while you move around....making for some amazing shots!
YES it does come as an optional lens kit.
YES it is smaller than the 5D MIII and lighter too! :)
YES it does have Wi-Fi
NO I don't want to sell you mine... ;)
NO I can't just "have it" either. :)
Buy your own and you will NOT be sorry! :)

I only bought it yesterday but I am thrilled with it so far. The minimum focusing distance on the 18-55 IS STM lens seems shorter than my old 18-55 kit lens and seems from the few shots I have taken with it so far to be really good. I think I am seeing more detail in darker areas of shots than I did on my 60D. Focusing certainly seems faster and more accurate. I think I am really going to enjoy the touchscreen. Longing to get out and test it in full! I have ordered a screen protector this time as I didn't with my 60D so when I came to trade it in for the new one it lost some value on cosmetic grounds.

Great camera. I really do love it. Only downside is when I received it, within the first week of shooting the rubber grip was peeling. Where your right thumb would rest. Had to send it back to canon who "fixed" it, and tested everything else while there. They also cleaned it but I seriously used it less than five times at that point. Less than a year later (actually only a couple months later) it was already peeling again. Fortunately and strangely it is right where your thumb is which holds it in place. Which is why I would find it so hard to believe it was peeling there if it hadn't happened to me... twice.
Maybe before the warranty is up I'll send it in for another checkup. Get my moneys worth with their complimentary cleaning.
Only realistic thing I would think of to make this camera better (obviously less iso noise, faster shutter and other things are always something you could hope for) would be a built in battery grip. But I could see how not having one would appeal to a much wider audience. So, do yourself a favor if you buy this camera, buy a battery grip. Not that this has a bad battery life by any means, it's just so convenient to not worry about battery for a few shoots. And the canon grip comes with a little thing that allows you to use AAs if I remember correctly.

I have used Canon EOS cameras since 1987. I switched to digital when the Digital Rebel EOS 300D came out. I have alwasy found the cameras easy to use and the picture quality very good to excellent. This new camera, the EOS 70D is easy to use, feature-packed and produces super images in a wide range of conditions.

The new focusing system works very quickly. Generally I use the Canon EF-S 15-85 zoom lens for 90% of my shots as I have for the past couple of years.. Using that lens on this new body with its new focusing system is like owning a Porsche and finally taking it out of second gear. There is no lag time when focusing at all.

One feature I am in love with is the new in-camera HDR. On previous models you really were not able to set the parameters for the HDR image and have them carry over if you power off the camera. Now you can set up the HDR bracketing once and shoot at will.

The one issue I have is not with the camera, it concerns the new software. This camera has the ability for remote wireless operation and wireless file transfer. On a windows 8 computer that is connected to a wireless router by wire, The Canon UPNP Dector (the wireless software) operates in the background and literally eliminates the wireless connection to other wireless devices on the network. The only work around is to end the program's process int the task manager after you reboot your computer.

The camera is great, the software needs new coding.

Have used for 6 months, to my nearly complete satisfaction. All the nice things written by others seems legit. Great picture quality and no defects or major issues of any kind. Good grip. Good touchscreen. Solid build. Superior autofocus and focus-tracking in video mode, definitely giving it an advantage over competing brands and other Canon DSLRs. One minor gripe you should be aware of in video mode: intense moire patterns on finely repeating patterns and color-spectrum anamolies along straight metallic edges during video. Pan across a neighborhood and weird moire patterns are very noticeable in the along the houses' siding, brick and roof shingles. Record video of my kitchen and the finer edges of my stove/microwave/etc give off distracting colors. This is a minor but common gripe because many DSLR cameras of various brands may have the same problem when shooting video. And the auto-focus advantage still brings this model to the top of the field, in my opinion.

I have tried them all and will settle for NOTHING BUT THE BEST! I have used this camera for years and could not be happier. I am a hard critic but the Canon product has always excelled my needs. It is on the a regular basis that friends family and people that follow my work comment those are amazing pictures, I cant believe the quality and clarity, your camera must have cost thousands of dollars. I carried the previous model for years and can only say great things about it as well.
I never had the first problem out of any of my Canon Eos units while other brands I tried just never came close to the quality, ease of use and reliability my canon has. If you are on the fence about what camera to purchase just take my word for it Canon is the best.
The only problem I have experienced in my ten years of use is a few weeks ago one of my tried and true units, the lens seemed to not want to focus, after close examination of the 38-135mm ultrazoom lense, I noticed that there was a loose piece rattling inside the lens I have emailed Canon and as expected a replacement unit should be on its way I will follow up with the service call I made to them and let you know that no matter what anyone else says you are getting the best product, service and support on the market when you chose a Canon Camera
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this replaced my 50D and is much improved. the EFS lens I already have all work better than before the 100x400 seems to be faster and pictures are certainly sharper. Highly recommended at this price

I have had Canon SLRs since the film days and have a nice assortment of lenses, including 3 L lenses and a couple of all-around lenses that have been with me for some time. I was happy with my 50D, but decided to make the plunge based on reviews and research. I am very glad I did. Two things are apparent immediately, moving away from CF to SD is much more convenient, and less expensive for responsive media. The ability to film HD movies has let me forget my camcorder, and quality has not suffered. The camera is tight, feels good in my hand and the controls are very intuitive. I am now a true fan of the touch screen, and being able to shoot from live view with the adjustable lcd screen has allowed me to get shots that just weren't possible with just the viewfinder. There are plenty of technical reviews out there, and I recommend that you read them, but I am extremely happy with this camera and can see myself using it for many years to come.

This really is an amazing camera. I own a video and photo productions company, and I have now owned a Canon 7D, 60D, and 70D. I have also worked quite a bit with the 5D mark II and 5D mark III, and my go to is the 70D. It's got the swivel screen, which is a must for video, and it is just a little sharper quality than the 60D. I like the layout of the 70D more than the 5D as well. It sorta takes all my favorite things from the 7D and 60D and combined them for one awesome camera. Quality wise, yes the 5D is better on paper, and it gets a little shallower depth of field, but I think that super shallow depth of field is really something that is over rated. You can always shoot to add more depth of field, but it's super hard to remove it. I have looked at all these camera's footage side by side, and they are so close that the functionality of this makes it my go to. I'd say video 70D is #1 and photo 5D mark III is #1 with 70D being a close #2.

I will say that the Panasonic GH4 may have just blown all of these out of the water for video though. If I didn't already own a whole line of Canon lenses I would be spending the extra $700 for 4K compatibility. I shot with it the other week, and the GH4 is amazing. If you don't have a lens line, or if you can wait till the metabones canon to panasonic smart adaptor comes out, I'd hold out for the GH4, it's far superior and something that will be top of the line for awhile.

I bought this camera in preference to the recently-released 7D MkII because I wanted the touch screen which I had found exceptionally useful in my EOS Rebel 5Ti/700D. After testing the EOS 70D body with my existing Canon lenses, I am frankly unable to discern any difference in image quality in comparison to the former. So, if I had to do it over, I probably would have bought neither the 70D nor the 7D MkII, which just doesn't offer any significant features over the 70D that matter to me and justify the price differential. In hindsight, I would have contented myself with the 5Ti, which takes excellent photos, especially with a premium lens. I confess that I went through similar agony with respect to my full-frame choice when trying to decide between the EOS 5D MkIII and 6D, but, for what it's worth, I chose the 6D because it was cheaper and its image quality, by many accounts, actually exceeds that of the 5D MkIII, and its ability to produce accurate focus in low-light conditions is unsurpassed. I'm just a real and unapologetic stickler when it comes to image quality.

I am a full-time professional photographer so there's a lot I could say about this new camera. But instead I'll just share my experience. I downsized my business three years ago and have been operating with a single Canon 60D body. In those 3 years I've worked at conventions around the US, photographed weddings, and more recently produced over hundred promo videos for beauty manufacturers. The little Canon 60D is a powerhouse of a camera which never let me down. More recently I was hired to shoot a wedding for an event planner from LA. This woman made me very nervous so I decided there was no way I was going to her wedding with a single body. I ordered the 70D as a backup, and used it quite successfully to shoot the venue and all the outdoor areas. It was spectacularly good at this. Conversely - the camera was horrible with on-camera flash later that night. The contrast was too high for fair-skinned guests in black tuxedos, (actually this is a common problem). So I returned the 70D the next day and bought a full-sensor 6D which I'm very happy with. Now I am fully outfitted with the full-sensor 6D as my primary and my trusty old 60D as a backup. But there is one thing I miss - both the 60D and 70D have "articulating" displays, and the 6D does not. Those adjustable displays are fantastic for product photography and videography, because very often the camera is mounted high on a tripod, and often aimed straight down (birdseye view), for shooting groups of products. In this situation having an articulating display is extremely convenient.

Thank you - Robert Marcos, owner
Robert Marcos Studios

Wow absolutely amazing piece of kit ! Its my 1st proper slr camera mainly for shooting film and its blown me away, I am very new to shooting on slr cameras after using different video cameras and this has been Ace ! Its very user friendly with info on the back screen walking you through the all settings and configurations "This can be changed" The various auto focus settings are brilliant - The inbuilt Wi-fi is just fantastic for sending images straight to your i-phone/Laptop whilst out taking shots !! 1 Battery life is superb - I would certainly recommend buying the big 64 gig memory card - Overall picture quality is out this world ! So happy with camera worth every penny ;-)

Well I've had this for a few months now and all I can say is WOW. I got the 18 - 135mm lens rather than the kit lens. It's taken a little while to get used to the features which were a little daunting at first. The quality of the photographs taken have to be seen to be believed. If you're considering a new DSLR, I thoroughly recommend this one.

I researched and waited for this camera to go on sale and pulled the trigger. The first thing I did was charge the battery, the next thing I did was take photos of my daughter. My home is reasonably well lit and I was surprised when the flash popped up as I attempted to take a photo of my daughter. This is probably due to the kit lens and so I disabled the flash and tried to take photos in the existing light, I then took more photos with the flash. I also took some video which caused the lens to hunt even though the camera was pointed directly at my daughter and the room was well lit. When I put the SD card into my computer really wanted to be excited and wanted to love what I was seeing but I wasn't. I realized I might get better results with a better (prime?) lens but I also realized that the camera was just too big and heavy and that I was probably going to leave it home most of the time. I have owned DSLR's before, and I was happy with my Nikon which died after getting sand in the lens which was too expensive to replace. That day I was taking my family out for dinner and I wanted to bring the camera but I just could not imagine lugging it around and finding room for it on the table. It started to dawn on me that I might not have been realistic in my selection and that while I would not mind spending money on better glass and maybe even mastering the controls and settings that would get me the photos I wanted, I really need something more portable. Perhaps I need two cameras? One like this and another small P&S I can carry in my pocket. Maybe there is a middle ground, a camera that can offer both small size and great features. With that I have decided to return this camera and either wait for the Sony A6000 or maybe find something else better suited to my needs (small with a changeable lens). Micro four thirds? a sony RX100? there are so many options, just sadly not this one.

I received this as a 2013 Christmas gift from my children. I had been using the Canon 60D, which is a great camera but the kids noticed that my attention was being drawn to this camera mainly because of it's amazing focusing capabilities. When taking video the need for a person to "pull focus" is almost never needed. You point at the screen and the 70D focuses on that point. I'm not going to get into all the nitty gritty details of this camera since that information is now readily available elsewhere.

What I will say is that after using this camera for over a year the camera continues to amaze, whether its stills taken of my daughter on a horse or video of, well, anything. This is a great camera.

This is an excellent APS-C camera with multifunctionality. Recommend it highly for photo enthusiasts who want to take more control over their cameras.I suspect that is it a testing ground for what Canon will like to incorporate as permanent features into future full frame Canon cameras.Such goodies as a tillable LCD viewer, a very responsive touchscreen LCD, ability to perform the same task through at least two different ways, sometimes there are three different ways to perform one particular task like changing the ISO,metering etc, it makes it easy for you to adapt to the method you prefer instead of restricting you to a particular method.Other functions include the wireless function, very efficient Live view video mode. Canon scored huge success along these lines with the 70D. Being an APS-C camera it does not handle noise very well at low light level which is expected but does so in a modest respectful way.Go get yourself one if you are a photo enthusiast.

It's a very good camera, however the Kit lense brings it down abut. So I would suggest you buy a nice lense for it

I purchased this camera as an upgrade from the Canon EOS Rebel XTi that I've had for the past several years. I was trying to choose between this and the 7D, but opted for the 70D because of the ability of the camera to have continuous autofocus while shooting video.Although the Rebel XTi has been a great camera for me, I wanted something that would give me a higher resolution, as well as higher ISO speeds which help with the low-light situations at my kids' indoor sporting events, dance recitals, and plays. I also thought it would be great to capture video without having to carry around a second camera. Well, this camera not only met my expectations, but it blew them away!I love the quality of the images and the autofocus seems to be nearly flawless at finding and tracking moving subjects (like dancers and athletes). The low light performance is fantastic with the noise levels almost unnoticeable even at ISO 6400. I no longer get motion blur like I did with my old camera, even when I set my aperture at f/2.8, and the maximum ISO, and only got 1/80 of a second shutter speeds.Additionally the video quality has far exceeded my expectations, although the built-in microphones tend to pick up more ambient noise than I would have expected. Still, this is easily corrected via an external microphone.This camera has even been a great choice for my wife. She is a complete amateur at photography and even her pictures taken in full-auto mode have been fabulous.I would highly recommend this camera to anyone (amateur to prosumer).