Canon 60D Users, Unite! (4!)

mark f1 wrote in post #15737480
Nice pics Kiwi Kid

Cheers,much appreciated

Dont get to many sunrises but in this case I had to be there to get on ferry going to south Island.Quite a few people taking photo's with all sorts of gear Phones,I pads,P+S,DSLR's even

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Carsland, Disneyland USA

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Meanderer wrote in post #15733651
Great images Jon!

Hinson wrote in post #15734397
Like the hawk but love the Owl shot. That dude has ATTITUDE!

Thanks guys

Spam picture =D

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One more from Gravelly :

My father just got his D800e, and I must say that Canon cameras have a much better design- the viewfinder on the D800e is darker, there are too many buttons, which make is uncomfortable, and it's very heavy. The only good thing is the lens, which has an incredibly silent autofocus motor, but the AF system on the camera is pretty annoying compared to EOS.

I've had my 60D for about 2 years now. I can't imagine getting anything else.

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Inspeqtor wrote in post #15742858
I can move mine slightly (probably 0.5-1mm) turning it right/left but up and down it is tight.

Just tried it. It does also rock up and down a bit if you hold it really tight and force it to rock, but why would anyone do that on purpose? I did it once and will never do it again. I think it would only loosen the mode dial over time. I certainly never noticed it after almost two years of 60D ownership with over 30K actuations

Recently picked up the Canon shorty forty, hurray for BestBuy rewards! Liking this little lens so far. Here's a few of my better half , only played with the curves since it was a very overcast day.

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^^^ as a huge Bucs fan can I just say love the T-Shirt

Great pics btw.

Glazier213 wrote in post #15752519
My father just got his D800e, and I must say that Canon cameras have a much better design- the viewfinder on the D800e is darker, there are too many buttons, which make is uncomfortable, and it's very heavy. The only good thing is the lens, which has an incredibly silent autofocus motor, but the AF system on the camera is pretty annoying compared to EOS.

HaroldC3 wrote in post #15755991
I've had my 60D for about 2 years now. I can't imagine getting anything else.

Coming up on 2yrs for me, as well. I will never part with it. Great shots, Glazier. Couple of recents since I haven't posted to this thread in so long:

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Subscribed !

I just ordered one of these, as a replacement for my XTi, the camera that got me hooked.

TustinMike wrote in post #15758641
Subscribed !

I just ordered one of these, as a replacement for my XTi, the camera that got me hooked.

Welcome aboard! My 60D was an upgrade from a G5 and I'm still a bit overwhelmed by it sometimes. I think you'll find it to be an amazingly capable camera and you'll soon be addicted to the swivel-flippy LCD.

Speaking of addicted, I heard about a fellow today that was addicted to brake fluid. But he said he could stop any time!