Canon has been busy redesigning its range of cameras, now creating four distinct levels. The is regarded as Canon's current amateur camera, the is aimed at semi-pros, and cameras such as the and 1DS Mark III are firmly aimed at professionals.

I love everything about it! Still learning to use it but it has been easy to follow the instructions from the manual.

Easy To Use; Fast / Accurate Auto-Focus; Fast Shutter Speed; Good Image Quality; Good Image Stabilization; Great clarity; High ISO Performance; Large Clear LCD; Quiet; Tilt /Swivel LCD

Haven't found one yet

That the Canon EOS 60D was introduced was no surprise. A long history of xxD bodies and a leak from a prominent software company pointed to a fall 2010 availability of the EOS 50D successor, the EOS 60D.

Canon continuous to provide versatile and powerful dSLR's with the addition of the EOS 60D. It's upgraded 18-Megapixel imaging sensor and DIGIC 4 processor produce excellent quality images and more speed than its predecessor. Read more in our Full Conclusion .

18-Megapixel Imaging sensor; New DIGIC 4 processor; 3.0-Inch Vari-angle LCD; Outstanding image quality; Solidly built body; 5.5fps burst image capture during our tests; Locking mode dial; Easy-to-Use Live view shooting; 1080p videos are easy to capture and watch; SDXC compatible; Excellent high ISO...

No longer uses CF/CF2 type media; SD/SDHC/SDXC now, Problem with pop-up flash on our sample unit, No auto focus in movie mode, Multi-controller needs a more responsive feel, No output to control external wired flash

The generation of Canon EOS digital SLRs beginning with the 10D have been evolutionary, with each camera adding resolution and new features. The 60D continues in that vein but also takes a slightly different tack, adding some features from Canon's own PowerShot series, bringing in functionality like...

Coming from the film era, still good memories of the EOS 1n, etc., I'm very pleased with digital, but the dslrs I've used up till now had always a plastic kind of fragile feeling, or they were far too heavy, being Nikon or Canon the feeling was more or less the same, in this respect.

The 60D fits well in the gap between the Rebel series and the 7D. It offers enough features to entice anyone looking at buying a Rebel T3i or 7D to step up or down, respectively. I highly recommend the Canon 60D as a prosumer/enthusiast camera – even more so if you plan on shooting a lot of video...

I have to say there was a lot of murmuring just before this model landed, plus quite a deal of...

The Canon EOS 60D digital SLR camera is fast, performs well in the dark, takes crisp and vibrant pictures, and it offers plenty of physical improvements over the Canon EOS 50D .

Canon certainly seems to have produced another winner in the EOS 60D. It's a very useful update of the 50D, adding more pixels, HD video, a tilt and swivel LCD and lots of other small refinements.