An oldie but a beauty. Included with the Canon D60 is the BG-ED3 Battery Grip, Body Cap, Strap, Charger and two batteries which seem to hold a pretty good charge for their vintage. I'm also tossing in a Sandisk 256MB card.
The camera is in good condition, but please see the photos as there are some wear marks and scuffs. Still makes great pictures and the colors are awesome, especially outdoors.
There has to be somebody who needs a "starter" DSLR?
I remember leaning back in my chair, bragging "This baby will do 3 FPS for 8 Frames! It's got 3 autofocus points! Not just one in the middle, but one on the left and one on right!"
t4haughton wrote:
Price Reduced to $175. There has to be somebody who needs a "starter" DSLR? I remember leaning back in my chair, bragging "This baby will do 3 FPS for 8 Frames! It's got 3 autofocus points! Not just one in the middle, but one on the left and one on right!"
It's a better camera than many might assume or realize. Its files are very pliable and easily blow up to large sizes like 16 X 20 while still remaining tack sharp. The level of detail is quite good, and the overall sharpness with good-to-great lenses is surprising. I do believe it has a very weak AA filter. It's not a high ISO camera. ISO 800 is good, but ISO 1600 needs cleaning. Overall, one of my favorite cameras. Color is truly outstanding. A steal at this seller's price.
I'm aware of how good of a camera it is/was. I traveled through Europe for a summer with one (that's what I'm shooting with in my icon image). I was shooting mostly pretty scenic things though. It rocks under those conditions. If you're shooting things that move, like people, it can struggle.
It's crazy that I spent more on this camera than I did for a D3. That was only like 7-8 years ago.
