I have had my 60D for over 4 months and it was an upgrade from my Canon rebel. I love this camera, it takes great photo's and also great video's. I find that it is very easy to use, understand and is great on very bright days or in low light.

Build Quality; Fast Focusing; Image Quality; Ease of Use

could use better weather proofing

Sitting in-between the Canon 600D and EOS 7D in Canon's current lineup, the Canon 60D features a polycarbonate body rather than a magnesium alloy type, meaning the exterior doesn't share the same solid, durable feel as some of its closest rivals, but that said, the handgrip is well moulded and feels

The Canon EOS 60D sits between the and the in Canon's mid-range digital SLR offerings, and it's a mighty beast to shoot with. It's fast, it has a vari-angle LCD screen, it can shoot high-definition video, and it has useful built-in image processing.

Fast burst mode; excellent high ISO performance; hinged LCD screen; Full HD video recording

Its buttons could be better; the 8-way control button feels terrible and doesn't always respond properly

Vari Angle LCD; wireless flash control built in; excellent movie recording with external mic jack and audio control; in-camera raw processing and image resizing; extensive software bundle included; good battery performance; excellent image quality, even at higher ISO settings

Vari Angle LCD; wireless flash control built in; excellent movie recording with external mic jack and audio control; in-camera raw processing and image resizing; extensive software bundle included; good battery performance; excellent image quality, even at higher ISO settings

Poor Auto White balance performance indoors under tungsten lighting; slow focusing in Live View; clumsy access to Movie mode

(1 items) Canon tends to be conservative with its DSLR upgrades, but it has made a big departure from the norm with the release of the EOS 60D. The 60D ($1100, body only) is a new class of Canon DSLR that's quite different from Canon's EOS 50D and other existing models.

Vari Angle LCD; Wireless flash control built in; Superb video; external mic jack; and audio control; In-camera raw processing and image resizing; Extensive software bundle included; Good battery performance; Excellent image quality; even at high ISO settings

Poor Auto White balance under tungsten lighting; Slow focusing in Live View; Clumsy access to Movie mode

At Rs. 77,195 with a basic kit lens thrown in, the EOS 60D is expensive, considering the EOS 550D will give you close to the same results at a much lower price. The 7D is also only slightly more expensive, and we see many opting for the more professional body and definitely superior build and...

Great image quality from a proven sensor; Very good low light performance; ISO 800 is usable; Good battery life

7D still has a slight edge in low light and a bigger one in focussing; Build quality no where near 7D levels; Pricing is on the higher side; Ergonomics are mediocre

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

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

Replacing the popular Canon EOS 50D , Canon's latest 60D has a whole lot to live up to. Reviving the vari-angle screen for DSLRs of this level seems to be a significant focus point, not least that none of the competition at this price-point offer such a feature.

Image quality; vari-angle LCD

Limited updates over 50D; not a tough build

The Canon EOS-60D (priced from $1099) is a midrange digital SLR that features an 18 Megapixel CMOS sensor, rotating LCD display, 5.3 frame/second continuous shooting, and Full HD movie recording, in addition to the usual things like manual controls and expandability that you'll find on most every...