Canon EOS 70D vs Canon EOS 60D
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Pro DSLR
$999 - $1,499 body only
$1,330 - $1,899 with 24-105mm lens
![]() | Significantly larger viewfinder |
![]() | Has a GPS |
![]() | Shoots much slower |
Boutique
$1,299 - $1,699
![]() | Many more focus points |
![]() | Significantly higher true resolution |
![]() | Has a digital viewfinder |
Entry-level DSLR
$549 body only
$729 with 18-55mm, 75-300mm lenses
![]() | Significantly higher true resolution |
![]() | Smaller |
![]() | No weather sealing |
Entry-level DSLR
$337 with 18-55mm lens
![]() | Smaller |
![]() | Significantly lighter |
![]() | Significantly lower resolution screen |
Entry-level DSLR
![]() | Smaller |
![]() | Lighter |
![]() | Significantly shorter battery life |
Entry-level DSLR
$1,095 body only
$539 - $549 with 18-55mm lens
![]() | Has a touch screen |
![]() | Smaller |
![]() | Significantly shorter battery life |
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That's my suggestion. And remember to check the shutter count when purchasing a second hand DSLR.
You can find a free solution for checking shutter count here:
http://photosaddict.blogspot.com.au/2014/04/check-canon-dslr-shutter-count.html
or just simply google it.
Good luck and enjoy your DSLR
For this price I will go to 7d
1. Canon 70D is world first camera to feature Full Phase detection APS-C sensor in Still and Video mode
2. The low light score of Canon 70D is better than Canon 60D , even DXO says so
3. Take a look at High ISO test (Google), Canon 70D does better than D7100 + D5200