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Like you say, the body makes or breaks it. I think a 60 would be nice, howver, would spend to get a 7 anyway as the added major body features are wotrth the investment. Could you take time to describe the metal framed lenses for the 7 as I not like the plastic lenses that will warp in adverse conditions not matter what anyone trys to dream up. Graduation foto, wedding foto, outdoor natire shoot..
You make it so simple and clear to understnad.. Thank you.. Dan, while I understand your point about the 7D being better for sports and wildlife shooting, I cut my teeth in sports photography shooting with a 20D youth through college with great results.
A faster frame rate is nice to have but not a necessity. If a photographer can afford the better camera, and the 7D is better IMO, then they should go for it. But you can get fine results with the slower FPS and the 9 point focus pattern. By the way, I got a whopping , shutter actuations on my 20D before it finally gave out.
Not really a point to this review, but I was more than please with its durability. Thanks for the great comparison.
I currently use the D and a panasonic hdc-hs for video. I am looking into shooting video on my Dslr because I have it on me all of the time. I have shot some footage recently of some local rowing teams and want to be sure the 60d can cut it. I get the feeling that the 7d might be a bit overkill for the majority of conferences and interviews we do though… Your thoughts?
The other day I was trying to take a photo of a vertical pioneer tower while standing in two feet of snow. I was using a 40D. A swivel screen would have allowed me to get a super low angle of the tower which, next to lying on the ground, is difficult to get. I would buy a 60D but the AF is too dated and is out-classed by the 7D. Thank you for the concise and helpful comparison. I currently have an XSi D that I enjoy, but am very interested in macro and nature photography.
Given your nudge, I think I will save up for the 7D, it is the one I was leaning towards anyway and this just helped me decide. I just wish they would make a camera that is just for stills. I have no interest in doing anything with the video features. Also, I am hoping that the lenses I already have will work with the 7D. Is there a chance they may not? Anyway, thanks again. Primarily used for product shots, portrait shots, event gatherings office, stores, parties and video for all the same reasons.
I am the primary user, but others will use this camera too… it will be an office Camera. Question 1. Question 2. Thinking about getting the Canon … I have a canon EFS , which is excellent, but i often find that 55 is limiting for zooming at events.
I also thought that having the extra 2 points down to 15 would help with product shots. I will buy it with a 50 f1. I also have a usm lens given from a friend… After buying 7d and the 50mm lens, it will be really hard for me to upgrade to a better camera body..
Hi have a 60D and a 7d. For photos i would go with the 7d. If I was going to use it any any video I would get the 60D. My favorite is shooting babies and small children,you have to be fast to get that perfect shoot. Most i shoot landscape, nature and macro.
For this reason, my new backup body wil be the 7D. But as Canon giveth, Canon taketh away, having no manual audio control on the 7D. That said, they are both great still cameras with the same sensor. Basically I am about to venture into the film production world overseas and have about 5 scripts ready.
The 1dmIV is a little out of my budget, so my leaning is towards definitely the 5dmii. But the 2nd one is where I am having a problem deciding. The 7d offers many benefits…especially the ability to do the HDMI out at But since video is my main objective, the 60d offers so much more for less…like the flip out screen. The swivel screen is very useful!
For video shooting, hands-down, go with the 60D or the 5D mk2. Both are capable of running MagicLantern which will provide you many benefits for video shooting. Your email address will not be published or shared. Please note that if you include a link in your comment, it will have to be moderated first before it appears on the site.
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Instant Access. First off lets take a look at how the main features compare: 1. Conclusions Which one to buy then? Related Content. Nikon D Vs. Canon 60D Vs. Canon 7D. Canon 70D Vs 7D. Canon Review. AM on August 27, at pm. Thanks Dan! Till Lux on August 28, at am. Tyler Ingram on August 30, at am. Awesome comparison Dan! So who is the 60D marketed for? There are some fairly similar features of the two cameras.
Dan Carr on August 30, at am. Tim Grey on August 30, at am. Hey Tim, good questions. James on August 30, at am. Just my thoughts anyways. Chris on August 30, at am. Hi Dan, super job with your comparison article. You have made things very clear to me. Mitch on August 30, at pm. Dan Carr on August 30, at pm. Dan Carr on September 5, at am. Aputure on September 8, at am. Dan Carr on September 8, at am.
The dual digic 4 processors will give the 7d images an edge in noise reduction. B S Kumar on September 12, at am. Dan Carr on September 12, at pm. Good point made. All the big cine lenses wont even work on a 5d!
Sam on September 13, at pm. Kathryn Weese on September 18, at pm. Thanks so much!!!! Very helpful and well articulated. Mark McDonald on September 20, at pm. Dan Carr on September 20, at pm. Simon on September 21, at pm. It really was a tossup between two things: 60D: has manual audio control. Peter Jamieson on September 24, at pm. Anon on September 27, at am. Dan Carr on September 27, at am. Why not use a real name and e-mail address?
Just trying to stir the pot? Jorge on October 4, at am. Dan Carr on October 4, at am. If that was your first setup you would be very very happy! Arlen Cooke on October 5, at pm. Dan Carr on October 5, at pm. Waiting for your reply. Dan Carr on October 6, at am. If you are mainly looking to shoot video then get a 60d as I said in my article Reply. Dey say nikon is competing with 60d in video. Is that true. Dan Carr on October 6, at pm. Well you didnt tell me you were going to moist places.
If that is the case, get the 7d. AngryTrilobite on October 12, at am. Dan Carr on October 12, at am. Arlen Cooke on October 14, at pm. Jill James on October 15, at pm. Hi Dan: Thanks for all the good comparison info. Thanks, Jill Reply. Dan Carr on October 15, at pm. Hey Dan, I have a question.
Do you think this is the best option for me? Dan Carr on October 17, at am. Tom Dawson on October 18, at am. Dan Carr on October 18, at am. Tom Dawson on October 19, at pm. Guess I am worried if I by a cheaper model I will need to upgrade in the not too distant future, Reply. Dan Carr on October 19, at pm. Tom Dawson on October 20, at pm. Good point Dan. I might just bite the bullet and get a 5D mk2.
Or stop worrying so much! Tom Dawson on October 24, at am. Dan Carr on October 31, at am. Jorge Faria on November 2, at am. Jim Elliott on November 4, at am. Dan Carr on November 5, at pm. Dave Abbott on November 14, at am. Dan Carr on November 14, at am.
Richard on November 25, at pm. Next purchases for me — 7D paired with an mm Tokina. Dan Carr on November 25, at pm. Thanks for commenting Richard! Phil on November 29, at am. Nida Reply. Dan Carr on December 1, at pm. Michael H. A few other complaints talk about the cheapish feel of the control buttons and wheel. The camera is comfortable to hold, but it does have a plasticky feel to it, say reviewers. Reviewers love the feel of this camera and compliment the solid construction.
One common grumble is the g weight of the EOS 7D body. People still buy the camera despite the weight gripe. The point autofocus AF gets favorable feedback for its speed and accuracy. They also praise the image quality, custom picture styles, and ISO capability. The ISO performance is not on a par with the newest models above , though. Despite this, its low-light ISO produces pleasing results with little noise—better than the 60D.
The weather sealed body is another big hit with year-round outdoor photographers. So, aside from the price and heft, there are very few shared criticisms for this popular pro DSLR. There are some key features worth remembering with the EOS 60D too, like the vari-angle screen. Its adjustable screen is worth considering if you shoot a lot of video. The 60D also enjoys a longer battery life and a lower price tag.
If stills—rather than video—is your forte, then the 7D has a definite edge. It has superior AF too, and a percent viewfinder. So, despite their similarities, these are two different cameras when pitted against each other. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Post comment. Related posts. Best 35mm Film Cameras April 24, Best Makeup Camera April 19, How Does Night Vision Work?
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