The Canon EOS 60D is a smart DSLR camera from the house of Canon for all those demanding photographers. Canon claims this camera to be the first EOS camera incorporated with an expressive LCD screen and comes as the successor to the EOS 50D.This camera comes with a high resolution and ISO range,...

18.00 Megapixels; Interchangeable lens camera; CMOS and with 3 inch LCD

Some users may find it expensive

Both cameras include a few preset Scene modes, although not as many as the Nikon, to help you quickly get shots like Landscape and Portrait. Both also allow you to save your own favorite settings under three user modes; the Nikon allows two.

Great image quality; Swiveling LCD screen; Long battery life

Slow autofocus on LCD screen; none in movie mode; Plastic body; Lacks features found on Nikon D7000

Advantages 1) 18.0 - megapixel APS-C CMOS Sensor - those remote bird shots can now be cropped even more without losing image quality. This is a big advantage compared to the older Canon models 50D (15.1MP), 40D (10.1MP) or 30D (8.2MP).

18.0MP APS-C CMOS Sensor; HD Video Capability; In camera RAW processing; attractive price

Slower frame rate and smaller frame bursts compared to EOS 50D; Build quality not as solid as EOS 50D; only partial weather sealing

The Canon EOS 60D is a new prosumer DSLR camera. Successor to the two year old 50D, the EOS 60D offers a number of key highlights, including an 18 megapixel CMOS sensor, 3 inch vari-angle LCD screen, Full HD video capture with manual controls, 5.3 frames per second burst shooting, a 9-point all...

The Canon EOS 60D is an excellent enthusiast-level camera that offers a variety of new features over its predecessor and excellent image and video quality.

Great photo and video quality; Articulating display; Microphone input

No continous autofocus for video; Awkward mode dial lock placement; Display gets easily washed out in sunlight

Canon's latest enthusiast digital SLR draws from many different cameras in Canon's lineup, from the Canon G12, with its swivel screen, to the 5D Mark II, with its fairly advanced video functionality. Though the controls have changed a bit, I still found the Canon 60D very familiar.

Excellent 18-megapixel sensor with superb detail; Very good high ISO performance; especially for 18-megapixel subframe sensor; 3.0-inch; 1,040K-dot Vari-angle LCD is very useful for video and Live View; Quick Menu system; The usual Canon enhancements: HTP; ALO; Lens Peripheral Illumination; Sharp...

Body probably not as rugged as mag-alloy 50D, AF assist only works when flash is up, though flash can be forced off, Auto-exposure not reliable in very low light, No in-camera image stabilization (lens based, 18-135mm kit lens has noticeable chromatic aberration and geometric distortion; also...

So far I like this camera- I am new to the type of camera so I won't have the best review for the people looking for details.[...]. The deal itself is nice. I love the backpack and I like the it came with dvd's and books on how to use it.

I bought one of these two years ago, and all I can say is that it is a loyal and reliable beast. I've made it work way too hard and it is still going strong. I've subjected it to rain, gravity, heat, and general abuse and it still looks and acts like it did when I got it.

Great Camera! Perfect for portraiture and close up photography. Excellent price, postage time and packaging! Thank You DWI! A+ Service Will buy again!

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.