Higher Frame Rate: We shoot a lot of handheld bracketed shots and the higher the frame rate the better.For video and live view stills this feature alone is worth the price over the Rebel T2i. We think the implementation of this new swivel LCD works great. We hope all future Canon HDSLRs will feature such an LCD. Swivel LCD: We requested a swivel LCD for DSLRs since these cameras could do live view and even more with video.But there are a few things we would like to see improved.

So far we shot about 8,500 frames with the Rebel T2i and find it an excellent value for the money. A full featured technical review of the EOS 60D is available at DPReview. This article is about our personal take on the EOS 60D for our own work. We sometimes like the relative higher DOF we get from the T2i's cropped sensor. But we shot the 5D Mark II and the T2i often in parallel and got nice photos from both of them. Stepping up to the 5D Mark II provides smother and lower noise images. We always liked the results from both the 7D and T2i. We won't talk much about the 60D image quality because the 60D shares the same type of sensor with the 7D and T2i. We bought one for our own work (we also own a Canon 5D Mark II and 1Ds Mark III, the 1Ds is rarely used because we like it as light as possible). As a camera the 7D is way more advanced but the Rebel T2i does the job. Then the Canon EOS Rebel T2i (550D) got about the same image quality as the 7D. noise) very good for a non Full Frame camera. Overall we liked the 7D a lot and found the image quality (e.g. We were quite surprised when Canon launched the EOS 7D and put 18 Megapixels on an APS-C sized sensor. Disclosure: This review is based on a production EOS 60D loaner camera from Canon USA but we have our own 60D on order.

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