The Fujika S9500 no longer counts me as a member. As I was trying to sell my camera and raise the money, I did a lot of reading and comparing. Take a beginner's item. After that, I made the decision that I didn't want to sell anything or change anything, but I also didn't want to explore the unexplored waters of photography. I had to choose between the Nikon 7000 and the Canon 60, just like many other folks. The digging on the Internet lasted about three months. Everything was taken into…

Prior to that, I used a Canon SX100 (soap dish) in conjunction with a 450d SLR. Following the 450th, I was taken aback by an image that was noticeably superior in all aspects, including color depth, contrast, and the dynamic range of the matrix. After I switched to shooting in raw format and processed the images, the overall quality and color became much more impressive. The device performed admirably when paired with lenses such as the Canon 40mm f2.8, the 24-105mm f4 L, and the Sigma 50mm…

Some pros: Everything is very good for this price range! I've been using it for almost 7 years now and can't find a replacement yet! With its cons. Frame rate is a bit slow. I shoot birds and planes are sometimes not enough!

I find it hard to imagine anything you might dislike about it overall, especially given the price. I've been seeking for a feature that will really let me down for a while, but I haven't found it in the 60D—instead, I have discovered it in myself. I have been searching for a detail that will really disappoint me, but I have only found it in myself. This is because I have such a wonderful unit that I am sitting at home and writing this text rather than going to take pictures and shoot videos…

The pricing of Badik are currently rather favorable. Also, the longevity of this vehicle is impressive. Has some pros Image quality that rings true. My very first digital SLR camera, however I'm often looking at images taken with other cameras to see how mine compare. Sometimes, of course, hands are still vital, but having this photo machine still brings a lot of joy to the heart and spirit. During the first few days, I took approximately 3000 photographs. The continuous filming rate of this…

In general, I can not imagine what you can not like about it for such money. For several months I have been looking for a detail that I will be really disappointed in, and I only found it not in the 60D, but in myself, that is, having such a wonderful unit, I am sitting at home and writing this text instead of going to take pictures and shoot videos :) Some pros: 1)Swivel screen 2) Manual "setting the color temperature" i. E. BB (I liked it both in the photo and in the video, which I can…

it's up to you to take it or 50D, but I still decided to take 60D, what is in it, and in appearance it looks better than 50D. I myself switched from 400D, a good device, but it’s already a couple for new DSLR lovers) With its pros. -acc holds a lot of frames, but the video lands it quickly -confirmed - the myth about the uncomfortable joystick - destroyed -myth about uncomfortable grip - destroyed - swivel screen, convenient in some sense, the display is not affected - the blocker is not…

I don’t know the pluses or minuses include the rotary screen and the lock on the modes. The blocking does not interfere, I rarely change modes during shooting. But I don’t even know the rotary screen. I never use the viewfinder through the display in photo mode, except that you can take self-portraits. I can't wait for the new processor to come out. Its pros: - Ergonomics - Picture quality - Full HD video - Convenient control - little noise - Build quality - The battery lasts for a long

I switched to d60 from Sony Alpha DSLR-A330 and of course the difference between them is heaven and earth. Perhaps I'm still too impressed with the range of opportunities that have opened up, but I don't see any shortcomings in the camera yet) Different pros: I think the biggest plus is that when shooting with a fairly high light sensitivity (ISO 400-600), there is almost no noise in the photo (at ISO 400, noise is visible only with an eightfold increase from a computer). In addition to being…

I am an experienced amateur, and I understand that at this time, this camera suits me completely on all counts (this is not an entry level, but not aerobatics either) shooting at home or on the street - yes, reports / weddings / landscapes / travel / portraits / studio - yes, and yes again. With its pros. -there are not only manual, but also standard modes (rarely, but it happens that I give an inexperienced person a "shoot" - and the "hunter" is satisfied) - lies comfortably in the hands…

They added 7D to the semi-professional line and released the 60D more focused on the amateur market segment (optimized for video shooting, simplified controls, reduced rate of fire, lightened the case). With its pros. - Rotatable high resolution screen. - Shooting video with sound. - Remote control of external flashes. - Lighter body. - Auto-ISO limit can now be set manually. - The mode dial is illuminated and fixed. Different cons: - Compared to the previous model, the continuous shooting

In general, to this day I do not see anything comparable in terms of the combination of the main characteristics, and each use of the device brings only pleasure. Pros below: Very comfortable grip even without a battery grip; There are two adjustment dials that literally captivated me back in the store (and I went for 600D, 650D didn’t exist then); High quality swivel screen along with a convenient viewfinder; An excellent battery, for one and a half thousand shots with irregular viewing and

Bought 60d body for 38.5k I am very pleased with the camera. It would be better to deal with the described shortcoming and then it’s generally great :) Pros below: Excellent quality of sneakers. Fits comfortably in the hand due to its size. Convenient control (almost all the buttons are under the right hand, the removal is moved up to the left, where it belongs) Nice workmanship. Cons: If you look through the viewfinder, you can notice the graininess. As far as I understand, the problem is…

"I'm not a magician, I'm just learning." The first DSLR in my life. I am amazed! Honestly, no need to laugh! I do not regret at all that I took this miracle. Signed up for online photography courses. After a week of using 60d, I took a 550d camera in my hands and immediately felt the difference, I really internally felt that I was “driving a Mercedes” using 60d. What will happen when, after a year or two, I switch from crop to full-frame! In general, if you write in the words of a layman who is

If you switch from younger models, then a very worthy device, and how a lighter second camera will do. I highly recommend girls! It is lighter than the 7D, a little less rate of fire, but not critical for me, but in terms of weight it is much easier for me to hold with a 70-200 L lens. Some pros: The model is excellent, no matter how they try to hack it. I must say right away, for those who are in the tank, AUTOFOCUS BACKLIGHT WITH A LAMP AS IS BEFORE ! (everywhere they write that it is not…

It is better to pay attention to the Canon 5D first or 5D Mark 2, the ergonomics are much better, the image quality is much higher due to the full-frame sensor, you can take the simplest Canon 50mm 1.8 lens for starters, but even such a bunch of full-frame 5D and this lens will give you a lot of positive emotions and great photos! Got pros: The matrix is ​​better than in 40D-50D, there is video recording, a new, more capacious battery With its cons. Ergonomics and reliability of the case. Such…

Why is a camera with one zero compared to models with two zeros? Yes, it is possible in 600 and 650 ke similar opportunities, a new 650th percent, which, if you shoot equal, is not relevant, after all . Controversial Tastes: - rotary display, it rarely comes in handy for me, and turning back and forth is not a strong pleasure; Some pros: - ergonomics, the same x00 is just terrible for management (; - two wheels; - two displays; - capacious battery; Some cons: For such a price, there are…

I bought this camera to replace Canon EOS 40D. You can shoot Full HD video in amazing quality! The camera has become lighter, more compact, additional functions have been added, which pleased us (for example, a built-in flash transmitter). Not FF of course, but worth the money. I am happy with the camera. Different pros: Swivel screen; high ISO; compactness and lightness of the camera; Full HD video (!); built-in flash transmitter; price/quality, 18 Mpx. Has cons: Lack of optics alignment…

I took it as the first digital SLR. Before that, in the old days, I shot a lot with Zenith. Then it was digital soap and now it's ripe. I took a kit 18-135, bought an adapter for M42 for it and now I also use lenses left over from the time of Zenith. I am very pleased with the quality. I am pleased with the possibility of complete control over everything Has pros: 1. Great picture 2. Comfortable in the hands, convenient when you need to quickly change the shooting settings 3. Rotating screen…

I have been sitting on the 50D for two years now, I have three glasses for it and a Speedlite 580 EX II. I was really looking forward to the 60D, I blindly believed the rumors about the new processor, etc. But in the end . I want to cry =( Canon showed the world a real anti-crisis DSLR. In fact, this is a 550D in a different case. It will be sold, of course. There are a lot of dummies around. Many will not like this review. But this is a bitter truth. Canon is hopelessly behind from Nikon…