Review on Canon EOS 60D: 18MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera Body - Your Next Photography Companion by Kro Montrea ᠌

This was my first DSLR camera (though after a good prosumer). After spending the better part of a year and a half mastering it, I can say that it has met all of my expectations and that I would suggest it to everyone. It is in the best interest of the family if she does not contribute financially if she does not have a job. Although in the hands of skilled people it can create fantastic! I gave it a score of five stars, but the fact that there is no adjustability and the case is made of plastic is the reason why! Has some pros My very first DSLR camera, which I was able to completely master in just over a year and a half. An outstanding tool that is suitable for use by novices as well as competent amateurs. It's not that much of a step down from the 7D, and in some instances, having a monitor that can rotate around is a major advantage. With RAW, the working ISO is 1600, with a stretch of up to 3200 after noise reduction; nevertheless, you should never increase the ISO to a value higher than 4000. The focus is tenacious, but there was nothing else to compare it to at the time (now I have a 5d MK3 and I still can't tell there is a significant difference, unless it's at night). Very portable, very small, and it operates on SD cards that are quite cheap. The footage is not terrible, and the rate of fire is suitable for racing automobiles. Although it has a limited dynamic range, xxD isn't half awful. Well, RAW expands out quite a bit. I did not worry about the snow or the rain; I got a flawless shot when the temperature was -25 degrees, and I did not take the camera off the tripod when it started to drizzle. In a nutshell, I give my endorsement! Not to mention, the batteries for the 7D, 5D Mark II, and 5D Mark III are all interchangeable! Cons: A rotating monitor means there is no protection against moisture, no adjustments can be made in the camera, a plastic case (but weight), and SD cards (CF is better after all). He prefers fast lenses, which tend to produce blurry images in the dark. But, for this amount of money, it is an excellent choice.