Canon EOS 60D review

Review Date : Fri, 15 Oct 2010

Author : Mat Gallagher

Canon EOS 60D

Replacing one of the most popular mid-range canon dslr models was never going to be easy. So has the 50D’s replacement, the Canon 60D lived up to its heritage? Our Canon EOS 60D review finds out...

Pros: Image quality, vari-angle screen, build quality
Cons: Mode lock, multi-controller, number of AF points


The Canon EOS 50D has perhaps been one of the most popular DSLR models among amateur photographers of late, and has been since its launch back in late 2008. At 15MP the only thing it lacked for many was the HD video that had now crept into almost every other EOS model.

So when its replacement, the Canon EOS 60D, was finally announced, the addition of video was all many were expecting. Not one to rest on its laurels though, Canon has developed this new model with hints of both the lower ranked 550D and its superior 7D in the mix, along with parts of the 50D.

Though many of the additions to the Canon EOS 60D have been welcomed as improvements, some people have considered its non-metal body and plethora of creative features a dumbing down of an advanced camera that now caters too much for the novice user. On top of this, its launch has coincided - within weeks - with Nikon's new D7000, a model that is pitched at almost an identical market and price. 

Read the rest of our Canon EOS 60D review to find out more:

Canon 60D design

Canon 60D performance

Canon 60D image quality

Canon 60D value

Canon 60D features

Canon 60D verdict

Canon 60D manual


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Scores

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Design 19/20
Image Quality 18/20
Performance 18/20
Value 19/20
Features 17/20
Overall Score 91%

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