Speaking of GUIs, the menu system is the basic tree/branch format Canon’s used for years. Nice touches are audio level controls in the menu system. There’s an input on the side for an external stereo mic in case you want enhanced sound for your videos. On the front you’ll also find an AF Assist lamp, lens release button, DC-in and a mono microphone. Canon is always judicious with labels and decals so the 60D has a subtle vibe (if carrying a black brick around can be subtle). You have a choice of 60-plus EF and EF-S lenses to choose from we tested it with an EF-S 18-135mm stabilized zoom. The hefty camera feels solid, as it should since it weighs about 1.5 pounds before the lenses are attached. Like the older model, the 60D is a dressed-in-black DSLR with a nicely textured surface.
Let’s see if this $1,100 camera is worth the cash… Features and Designįront on, the EOS 50D and 60D could be twins other than the remote control sensor on the new camera’s pistol grip. Given all these improvements, the price happily remains the same.
The replacement for 2008’s 50D, the new Canon EOS 60D not only has more resolution, higher ISO capability and the ability to take Full HD videos, it even has a swivel LCD screen. What a difference two years makes in DSLR Land.
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