Canon EOS 60D Digital SLR Camera EF-S 18-135mmf3.5-5.6 IS Kit
Canon EOS 60D Digital SLR Camera EF-S 18-135mmf3.5-5.6 IS Kit
The joy is in the details. And, when you feast your eyes on the incredible 18 megapixels of detail captured by the EOS 60D digital camera–in clear view and perfect color with nine-point TTL auto focus, multiple focus modes, and selectable white balance correction settings–you won’t be able to hold your happiness back. And, with a 3″ diagonal TFT LCD screen, you can admire your work from anywhere. More than pictures. Full 1080p high-definition video recording takes photos to the next level, while multiple scene and exposure control modes–as well the included 55mm to 250mm telephoto and 18mm to 135mm IS lenses, so you’re always prepared –provide total creative freedom. And, with this comprehensive kit, you have everything you need to get started capturing treasured moments. From Canon.
List Price: 1496.96
Price: 1496.96
Digital Camera User Questions
What is a good digital camera that comes with a remote control?
I make beauty YouTube videos and I am in the market for a new digital camera.
It must have good video quality and lots of memory.
I’d really like one with a remote for easier video pausing/stopping/starting etc.
Under $ 200 is a must!
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey Abby L,
The only one that I could find was I small camera – supposed to be used as a camera to put on your helmet. It includes a remote. Here is the link, but be warned that the video is not that great quality:
http://www2.oregonscientific.com/cat-Outdoor-sub-Action-Cams-prod-ATC5K-Waterproof-Action-Camera-with-Onboard-LCD-Screen.html
The cheapest HD camcorder (without a remote) I could find was this one:
http://www.expandsale.com/dxhd50medivi.html
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What is a good digital camera setting to use for a concert?
I have a Panasonic Lumix dmc-fs3 and will be attending an indoor concert at a bar at 7:30 PM in a few days. (Cameras are allowed)
I’m not sure where I will be standing because it is general admission, but what setting would be best to use to get past all of the pesky lighting that fogs up pictures? It has Intelligent Auto but i’m not sure if that would be best in the setting. Thanks if you can help!
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey Elise,
Unless you’re close to the stage, a flash isn’t going to be much of a help so turn that off.
Crank it to the highest ISO. It’s going to be noisy as hell but that’s the only way you’re going to get even slightly sharp pictures.
If you can control the aperture in manual mode, open it up all the way (smallest number).
See how that works. If it’s still too dark for a decent exposure, force it to about 1/60 second shutter speed and then you’ll just have to mess with it and boost the exposure after you’ve downloaded the pics at home.
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What is the best digital camera on the market now?
I had an olymous water proof one for a couple years and it was a great little camera, I was in the keys this past week and while under water it stopped working…..I was able to save the pictures but lost the camera and I am leaving for Honduras in two days so i need one fast, but i want it to be a good one and last in the long run so i am not doing this again in 6 months.
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey Olivia,
I would say that depends on two things – your definition of “best” and your budget.
I always suggest an SLR as the best but if you can’t afford that, there’s probably another best.
You can do research here to find your “best”. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/
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What is the best digital camera that has good picture quality and a sleek cool look?
I want to buy a new digital camera. I want the cool slender look for the camera. I want good quality pictures and video recording. What is the best camera? How much would it cost? Where is the cheapest place to purchase it?
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey Melinda C,
iphone
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What is a good digital camera for taking Alaskan wildlife photos?
We are looking to purchase a digital camera to use in taking photographs of wildlife on our Alaskan vacation this summer. We currently have point and shoot digital cameras but are thinking we should probably get a digital SLR with a telephoto lens. Ease of use would be helpful as we would be novices with this type of camera. Cost is not really an issue as we are looking at this as a once in a lifetime trip and want to make sure we have photos to preserve it. There is no specialty camera store anywhere near where we live so any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey irol321,
Get a D300
70-300mm lens as well.
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Enjoy!
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