04-19-2011, 01:31 PM
[quote name='thurft' timestamp='1303217607' post='7763']
My first concern is of buying a 60D or a 7D. Most reviews i've read say that the main significant differences is that the 7D is better at higher ISO noise reduction, and that it has more focal points. That coming from a D300 is something that i came to appreciate.
However, most reviews also say that the 60D is almost as good as the 7D if you dont need the focal points and if you are not going to use high iso sensitivity.
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NOt sure which reviews you have been reading, but the 7D and 60D are pretty much indistinguishable noise wise, also at higher ISO. So that should not be seen as a plus for the 7D!
If you find the extra AF points important, go for the 7D. If you find the side hinged swivel screen important, look at the 60D. Both cameras are very capable, with some really nifty tricks and usability details. You can't go wrong much with either.
My first concern is of buying a 60D or a 7D. Most reviews i've read say that the main significant differences is that the 7D is better at higher ISO noise reduction, and that it has more focal points. That coming from a D300 is something that i came to appreciate.
However, most reviews also say that the 60D is almost as good as the 7D if you dont need the focal points and if you are not going to use high iso sensitivity.
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NOt sure which reviews you have been reading, but the 7D and 60D are pretty much indistinguishable noise wise, also at higher ISO. So that should not be seen as a plus for the 7D!
If you find the extra AF points important, go for the 7D. If you find the side hinged swivel screen important, look at the 60D. Both cameras are very capable, with some really nifty tricks and usability details. You can't go wrong much with either.