Hello all,
What is different between D60 and 10D ?
And also which one all you guys like better D60 or 10D for every thing ?
Thanks.
Regards:
-Sokol
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RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
The 10D effectively addresses most of the issues identified in the D60. Significant improvements include the AF system (much much better), high ISO performance (better noise reduction, allows up to ISO 3200) and a completely revised and much better LCD panel & review system.
There are many other minor improvements and enhancements which make the 10D an overall more responsive camera.
Image quality is about the same - images are slightly softer straight out of the camera and colour is less saturated but more natural. Of course these are things easily altered in Photoshop.
Exposure seems more accurate BUT offers less protection from blown highlights. Experienced D60 users will have to pay more attention to their metering!
Cheers,
Colin
There are many other minor improvements and enhancements which make the 10D an overall more responsive camera.
Image quality is about the same - images are slightly softer straight out of the camera and colour is less saturated but more natural. Of course these are things easily altered in Photoshop.
Exposure seems more accurate BUT offers less protection from blown highlights. Experienced D60 users will have to pay more attention to their metering!
Cheers,
Colin
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Hi all
Colin, does the LCD on the 10D have a cover?
Cheers
Gary Watt
Colin, does the LCD on the 10D have a cover?
Cheers
Gary Watt
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Hi,
Gary, as sold the 10D doesn't appear to come with an LCD cover and I'm not entirely sure if they're available for purchase now or even in the near future. I'm worried sick about any hairline scratches appearing on it though.
Whilst not being a technical nutcase, I do have to say that it's a fantastic piece of equipment. Spent yesterday evening catching up on the full review at www.dpreview.com and as Colin previously mentioned, the AF system is deemed impeccable.
Having laid my sticky fingers on a friend's D60 only once, I'm not really in a position to compare the two. However, the most significant difference between them is indeed the price tag!
It's just a shame that I don't have more time on my hands at the moment to head out and shoot with my new gem.
Regards,
Paul.
Gary, as sold the 10D doesn't appear to come with an LCD cover and I'm not entirely sure if they're available for purchase now or even in the near future. I'm worried sick about any hairline scratches appearing on it though.
Whilst not being a technical nutcase, I do have to say that it's a fantastic piece of equipment. Spent yesterday evening catching up on the full review at www.dpreview.com and as Colin previously mentioned, the AF system is deemed impeccable.
Having laid my sticky fingers on a friend's D60 only once, I'm not really in a position to compare the two. However, the most significant difference between them is indeed the price tag!
It's just a shame that I don't have more time on my hands at the moment to head out and shoot with my new gem.
Regards,
Paul.
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
They put more dust on the 10D sensor 
Still cleaning.
Regards
Still cleaning.
Regards
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
As said, no cover. So you could a) not worry about it ... my D60 has survived a year of hard use without a scratch or b) buy the palmtop screen protectors (I believe originally your idea Gary?) and cut to size.
Cheers,
Colin
Cheers,
Colin
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Hi all
Colin, yes I use the Palmtop screen protector for both the LCD and the display at the top of the camera. No scratches yet
Would have been nice to have something that the Nikons have......not sure if the D100 has one.
Cheers
Gary
Colin, yes I use the Palmtop screen protector for both the LCD and the display at the top of the camera. No scratches yet
Would have been nice to have something that the Nikons have......not sure if the D100 has one.
Cheers
Gary
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Hi all, 
Soon I wish to buy one of these digital camera D60 or 10D,
So which one it's better D60 or 10D ?
Thanks
Regards:
-Sokol
Soon I wish to buy one of these digital camera D60 or 10D,
So which one it's better D60 or 10D ?
Thanks
Regards:
-Sokol
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
The 10D is the better camera.
But don't make the mistake of expecting great shots out the camera - they all need some work in Photoshop.
Cheers,
Colin
But don't make the mistake of expecting great shots out the camera - they all need some work in Photoshop.
Cheers,
Colin
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RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
I can't compare the two cameras, my concern was the quality of my existing EF lenses. Prospective buyers may be interested in the two very early examples take with my brand new EOS 10D.
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Photo © Neville Murphy
VH-EBB (Tokina 80-400mm AT-X840AF)
Taken at max 400mm effectively 640mm
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Photo © Neville Murphy
ZS-SAM (Canon 28-80mm)
Through glass from inside the terminal
Both lenses are the basic models ie non USM & IS
Thanks for the reviews of the 10D from the various contributors, they were of great assistance to me in making my decision to go with the camera.
Neville
Photo © Neville Murphy
VH-EBB (Tokina 80-400mm AT-X840AF)
Taken at max 400mm effectively 640mm
Photo © Neville Murphy
ZS-SAM (Canon 28-80mm)
Through glass from inside the terminal
Both lenses are the basic models ie non USM & IS
Thanks for the reviews of the 10D from the various contributors, they were of great assistance to me in making my decision to go with the camera.
Neville
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Is my 10D the first to get sent back for repair? The extra dust Canon left for me needs removing. I just hope I didn't pay extra for that dust!
Regards
Regards
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Lee,
Do you know how the dust got in there? Were you careless/unlucky with a lens change?
Craig.
Do you know how the dust got in there? Were you careless/unlucky with a lens change?
Craig.
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Dust spots were showing the first time I used the camera. I cleaned it only to have more appear, so I cleaned it again and once again I had more in different places. It now going back to be replaced. 
Never had any problems with the D60.
Regards
Never had any problems with the D60.
Regards
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
If it aint broke dont fix it, Lee should have kept your D60
BTW - What did they give you trade-in for your D60?
Ben Pritchard
BTW - What did they give you trade-in for your D60?
Ben Pritchard
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
I sold the D60 to Tony Silgrim today! Park were originally offering £800 on trade in but I think that has come down a bit since the world and his dog seems to have traded up. I'm quite happy with the 10D results, once I've cloned to dust out.
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Your 10D may have been the first to go back, but its not the only one!
I took it in to a place in Stoke today for a sensor clean (kinda my own fault it was dirty though). They cleaned the sensor but found a small scratch on the under side of the glass above the CMOS! Said it wasn't anything I've done and its got to go back to Park. Hopefully can get it changed pretty quickly though, weather looks good for the next week or so.
I took it in to a place in Stoke today for a sensor clean (kinda my own fault it was dirty though). They cleaned the sensor but found a small scratch on the under side of the glass above the CMOS! Said it wasn't anything I've done and its got to go back to Park. Hopefully can get it changed pretty quickly though, weather looks good for the next week or so.
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
A friend of mine in the UK had his 10D delievered the other day...took a couple of shots with it and it packed in just giving him an error code. (I forgot which one...) Drive to Park Camera from the Rochester area...they replaced it flat out (after giving him the option of them just resetting/reloading the software.)
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
"Would have been nice to have something that the Nikons have......not sure if the D100 has one."
Yes, the D100 has one...
Most of the 10D improvements were implemented yet in the D100, so I think it's been a wise move from Canon. Now let Canon put a good Auto White Balance and you Canon guys would have a 10!!!
Please don't bomb me with C vs N posts as I'm going to be out for some days
Toni
Yes, the D100 has one...
Most of the 10D improvements were implemented yet in the D100, so I think it's been a wise move from Canon. Now let Canon put a good Auto White Balance and you Canon guys would have a 10!!!
Please don't bomb me with C vs N posts as I'm going to be out for some days
Toni
RE: Canon EOS D60, And 10D
Never had any problems with the D60
I went a long time with no significant dust problems on the D60 - nothing that couldn't be handled with a blower, but in the last few weeks I got some spots which just wouldn't shift. Decided to get some Eclipse fluid and sensor swabs - very expensive, but they did the job perfectly.
My 10D has remained clean so far.
I think it is very easy to get obsessional about this - testing at f22 against a blue sky may reveal a few spots, but in practice these will seldom affect a real picture.
Cheers,
Colin
I went a long time with no significant dust problems on the D60 - nothing that couldn't be handled with a blower, but in the last few weeks I got some spots which just wouldn't shift. Decided to get some Eclipse fluid and sensor swabs - very expensive, but they did the job perfectly.
My 10D has remained clean so far.
I think it is very easy to get obsessional about this - testing at f22 against a blue sky may reveal a few spots, but in practice these will seldom affect a real picture.
Cheers,
Colin
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