I thought of doing ant's eye shots with it and other odd angles.

is amazing i use it mostly for cinematography and time lapses and it more than gets the job doneto compare to a nikon at the same price would be a waste of my time because a D7000 doesn't match it and is more expensivei have used a 7D a lot i think they are pretty equal in most areas the things that make the 7D better have no purpose to me i would take the flip out screen for better angles over a magnesium body i like the 7D but not worth 500 more dollars to me.i don't care for the specs this is hands down a great camera that has tons of potential.

I mean with a appropriate lens, a good angle and a dolly or a tripod dolly combined with a good story and an actor, you can easily match any Hollywood movie out there

It will save you from putting your head on the ground and hurting your back to get the right angle for certain shots.

The articulating screen on the 60D really does help while trying to get odd angle shots and for shooting home movies

What I like most about my 60D is that it has an awesome swiveling monitor, weird angles are not a problem anymore

The live view focusing speed is so slow and it's almost useless to have the articulating LCD when shooting in weird angles.

When shooting video at strange angles, this helps out immensely

I take the occasional picture and video from odd angles, so the articulating monitor - which is a thing of beauty, firm and solid and gorgeously clear - is wonderful for me

The Vari-Angle 3inch LCD screen has a high true resolution and is helpful when taking video or taking shots at tricky angles

Second, the adjustable view finder is very handy when taking pictures at odd angles

The articulating screen and live view make photographing, especially unusual angles, much easier

" I was surprised at how easier it made getting those awkward angle shots.

The fold out LCD makes low and high angle shooting easier than the

It's been very convenient when taking odd angled shots.

The articulating screen makes it awesome for odd angles

I bought the 60D primarily for the rotating LCD which is much handier than a right-angle finder when shooting flowers or ultra wide-angle shots from a low level; it's also very useful when the camera is on the copy stand on my workroom (formerly a dark room) counter

With the flip lcd I have been able to take some good angle pics in live view

The articulating screen and live view make photographing, especially unusual angles, much easier

I don't have to get down on my stomach or elevate myself to get the "right" angle

I had a Nikon DLSR that could not really support a IS lense that was up to 300 because the length was not supported by the body wieght

When I was looking to upgrade my DSLR camera, I wanted something I could grow with, as well as not breaking the bank

I could only keep either the Nikon D700 or the Canon 60D, I'd choose the Canon because it is more versatile (stills and video) and the stills are almost as nice as those produced on the D700.

This may prove useful for videographers, as well as for setting up compositions while the camera is on a tripod, for macro use, or for using it from unusually low or high vantage points.

Works as it suppose to...!

I have used it to shoot in low light situations indoors without flash as well as for outdoor bright light action shots.

and I don't want to give the wrong impression, but the images from this camera are not as nice as from the D700.

I recently purchased a used 60D to serve as backup as well as to

Needless to say, I have returned Canon back to Amazon (great service, by the way - I would buy ONLY directly from Amazon).I have read many reviews before I ordered Canon 60D camera, as well as on Amazon.

I looked at the Nikon D90 and D7000; as well as, the Canon T2i

I have used this camera to shoot weddings and other events, as well as for nature photography

Last year I struggled as to whether I should get the new (at that time

well except when I am cursing as I have to make a change and have to stop and do it with both hands...other than that I overlook