Review on International Version Canon EOS 60D 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens Kit by Agata Rudnicka ᠌

From 1979, experience with single-lens reflex cameras "Zenith Time-To-Live." After that, a Nikon F5 and a Canon 1000D. I really don't get people who criticize in such a way, especially someone who is such an avid fan of Nikon. It is not feasible to choose one of these businesses above the other because they are both excellent in their own right. When picking up the 60D, however, you get the distinct impression that this is not a child's plaything. The weight of the camera itself imparts quality; it counteracts the jitter and the force required to press the shutter button. Obviously, comparing it to full-matrix 5D is illogical and pointless, but regardless of the situation, it will still provide odds to everyone. In spite of its extreme sensitivity to glass, the picture is of the highest possible quality. When a high-quality lens—even a whale lens—is attached to the camera, the device's flawless performance is brought into sharper focus. Compared to the Canon EOS 600, the EOS 70D (it's a shame that there is only one ruler, but the camera turned out poorer), and the Canon EOS 7D. It does not roll for a pro, which is a disadvantage; but, for non-commercial use, it is superior not at this price, not among Canons, not among Nikons, and I omit the rest because they are inferior to this camera in every way. The rain did not seem to have any effect on the environment, so I won't go roll around in the muck and wetness.