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10 stars
Excellent resolution, excellent for low-light quality.
by dhaivatchhaya on March 10, 2011
Pros: The tilt-n-swivel screen is definitely a winner. Ease of use. Focusing speed is awesome.
Cons: Not good weather-sealing.
Summary: Excellent DSLR. Power-packed features. Long battery life. I am amazed at the picture quality, even at high ISO and in low-light conditions. As good as a pro camera! Love it.
Summary: Excellent DSLR. Power-packed features. Long battery life. I am amazed at the picture quality, even at high ISO and in low-light conditions. As good as a pro camera! Love it.
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10 stars
Great mid-level DSLR
by milroypaul on February 17, 2011
Pros: Excellent photo quality, decent video, good performance overall, great lowlight response. Even if you are new to SLR cameras, you will find this quite easily manageable.
Cons: Live view focusing is slow, but you can set it to use one shot mode in live view, and that will improve the time it take to focus at the expense of momentarily blinking the screen. Weather sealing could be improved. get a good camera bag.
Summary: When my daughter broke my old faithful fujifilm E550, I bought the fujifilm SH10, and it sucked. Then I returned it and decided to go with DSLR camera and I ...
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Summary: When my daughter broke my old faithful fujifilm E550, I bought the fujifilm SH10, and it sucked. Then I returned it and decided to go with DSLR camera and I bought this Canon 60D \w 18-135mm IS kit.
The EF-s 18-135mm IS kit lens is great. It has a 67mm thread, meaning that its front element is larger than other lenses with 58mm thread. The focal lens is very appropriate for everyday shooting, and you will very hardly switch to another lens.
Canon 60D pairs very well with the kit lens. When I shot pictures, the camera actually spoke to me with its little creaks, clicks & clacks. Auto focus was precise and fast (even though the kit lens is not a USM). Image stabilization worked great, and the flash had a good range. I did not find any noticeable noise even on ISO 1600 or 3200, unless you pixel peeping. The camera is fast. You can just keep clicking and you get full resolution pictures with out delay! The 5-6 burst rate is more than enough for most like me who run after the kids and wife, and perhaps someone on the street.
I am very pleased with this camera.
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10 stars
write to card is too slow
by NeilFiertel on January 18, 2011
Pros: articulated screen is a winner. it. sensor is sharp and clean..another advantage uncompromised images nearly equivalent to my 5d mark II with the 1.6 factor making all my lenses longer which is a great advantage at times.... .
Cons: small controls and the multi purpose thingee on the back. I want what is found on the other D series cameras as a standard set up..
Summary: It works well albeit slow when shooting rapidly, I am forced to sit there and wait for it to write even on the fastest cards I can find. It has ...
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Summary: It works well albeit slow when shooting rapidly, I am forced to sit there and wait for it to write even on the fastest cards I can find. It has only one processing circuit and the 7D doubles that..If the 7D had the articulated screen I would have gotten that instead but hey, this is a very inexpensive decent camera body. I did not buy the cheapo lens and I suggest an L lens is not out of place on this high res body either.
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10 stars
The semi-pro camera that delivers
by John Medina on April 25, 2012
Pros: Excellent Imaging
Rugged Beefy build (truly a step above the rebel line)
Fast 5.7 frames per sec
Wireless flashgun control (yummy)
Full HD video capture
Articulating screen is bright and vivid
Cons: That DAM lock on mode dial (hate it)
No dedicated video button (boo, it takes forever to switch to mode via the dial!)
Auto WB is still Canons weakness (orangy under certain lights)
Summary: Can't miss camera for taking pictures. Semi Pro indeed. Its solid and attractive, lots of curb appeal. Compared to a puny Rebel... SIZE does matter! So get and start ...
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Summary: Can't miss camera for taking pictures. Semi Pro indeed. Its solid and attractive, lots of curb appeal. Compared to a puny Rebel... SIZE does matter! So get and start shooting til your hearts content!
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10 stars
Excellent dSLR! Bought it 3 weeks ago.
by MakisM on November 14, 2011
Pros: The interface may take a bit of getting used to, however, it is logical and efficient in its controls. I have the 18-200mm IS lens and I have to say that I am truly amazed w. the results. A hand-held shot of the moon, clear enough to see the craters!
Cons: Haven't got any complaints. Too early yet?
Summary: Flash photography with off-camera flash (Canon Speedlite 430EXII) is a new field for me with exciting possibilities.
You do get what you pay for... and then some!
Summary: Flash photography with off-camera flash (Canon Speedlite 430EXII) is a new field for me with exciting possibilities.
You do get what you pay for... and then some!
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10 stars
Amazing Performance
by joejoe1985 on February 19, 2011
Pros: The option to go from screen to eye piece. Plus 850 pictures before battery goes dead. I got close to 3 1/2 hours of battery on the best quality setting for video. All around great camera.
Cons: As of right now none.
Summary: Takes amazing pictures and videos. Its loads fast. Just using the eye piece at times can me inconvenient. Why the option to use the screen to see what your taking ...
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Summary: Takes amazing pictures and videos. Its loads fast. Just using the eye piece at times can me inconvenient. Why the option to use the screen to see what your taking before you take it is a great feature. Its just an all around awesome camera that handles the fast pace action pictures to the close up beauty shots to the high hd quality videos.
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10 stars
Amazing performance!
by Mrbobby6425 on January 14, 2011
Pros: The AF - it's so fast and reliable, I use it for BIF's! The Metering is rock solid in just about any lighting condition. It's also very responsive in just about any situation. Do your share, and the 60D will not disappoint you!
Cons: Can't think of any at the moment ... wait - I don't like the placement of the "Erase" Button.
Summary: The 60D was not "hyped" by Canon, it's entry in the market was mostly silent, but when one has used it and tinkered with it, it is a revelation! ...
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Summary: The 60D was not "hyped" by Canon, it's entry in the market was mostly silent, but when one has used it and tinkered with it, it is a revelation! The AF reliability, the ease of use, that fast response, it's all that one could want from a camera at this level - and maybe even above it!
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10 stars
Meets my needs
by medtondo on January 13, 2011
Pros: Shoots very fast.
Cons: I wish 720p had a 30 frames a mode, instead just 50/60 frames per sec
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