I have upgraded my 550D with this new camera because it has the flexible LCD screen that allows me to better use the HD video filming feature

Needless to say, minus the film, the LCD is crystal clear and the colors are great

Top LCD screen(+

I dont like not having a wheel selector on the back, and find myself using the top LCD panel quite often.

The top LCD screen is also a great addition that makes a big difference for stills

What I like most is the articulating LCD screen which I use frequently when shooting in Live View mode

The top LCD screen is handy for a quick look at camera settings

The articulated LCD screen is extremely helpful when getting shots that don't allow you to compose through the view finder

If you feel that the flexible LCD is valuable for you, this camera is a better choice than the 7D (and cheaper)

I was a little worried about the design of the adjustable LCD since I am in a remote location and could not physically look at this camera anywhere before the

the top LCD was cluttered, I disliked the 8-way controller, and CF cards were a pain

The main things I have to have in a camera (which this one had) are:- Great IQ- Articulating LCD- Viewfinder (hate taking photos looking at a screen.)A lot of cameras out there don't have an articulating LCD for whatever reason, well i know a lot of manufacturers like to keep the size of the camera

Notably because more of the customizable settings are far more accessible with the top-mount LCD and controls.

Granted, one can press the Info button to bring up the main screen, but then whats the purpose of the top lcd screen then?Despite its shortcomings, I am starting to really like this camera

the top lcd is very nice. as well as having dedicated buttons for the iso, drive, etc

Not only does the camera body have the necessary articulating LCD screen, it allows me as much control as I choose...from full auto to standard settings, to the zone where I live...aperature-priority and shutter-priority.

Articulated LCD great for high / low shots when you have a bad back

Top LCD is very handy and I like the nice shortcut to light it up in dark.5

The touch screen is just a fancy addition, not that great, the external LCD of the 60D is way more useful.

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

The LCD on top is very helpful and the LCD viewer screen is handy for long exposures, even the 2 dials (the main and .. well the other) provide a better control and speed

The articulating LCD is a huge plus in my book

It has a rear dial and top LCD settings display screen that make changing settings on the go incredibly easy and quick

It has an articulating LCD screen, like the T3i (a real plus for video work), but it lacks the touch functionality of the

One of my most important needs is an articulated LCD.

Why does it take this many years to get a camera with an articulated LCD?

Another thought is that I wished the top lcd screen showed what PASM mode I'm in, as I often found myself struggling to see the setting of my mode dial in the dark

The top LCD isn't terribly useful, especially if you mount an

The top LCD isn't terribly useful, especially if you mount an

but it just annoys me the after only 2 days the LCD is fully scratched

, Bursting is more than adequate, the articulating LCD is very handy, and of course this model accepts a wide range of Canon or quality aftermarket Lenses.

My only complaint about this camera is that LCD is not very color-accurate, i.e. tends to oversaturate reds, but this is perceivable only is specific indoor situations

The body feels so much better in the hands and the top LCD is a great plus

The articulating LCD screen is a valuable asset as it allows you to a) see the screen from a variety of angles and b) protect it when you are not using it.

The articulating LCD display is smooth and closes tightly

I like the articulating LCD

Since I plan on using the hd movie mode extensively, the articulating lcd screen (you don't know how great this option is until you actually use it!) was a huge selling point.

Excelent image quality, fast, quiet, accurate, very good in low light and nice lcd display

Needless to say, minus the film, the LCD is crystal clear and the colors are great

There is also an electronic level, visible in the viewfinder, rear LCD, or top LCD.-Viewfinder:

The top lcd screen is also great for quick access for basic information, plus it saves battery life and it looks pro

When I first bought the camera, I did not see that the articulating LCD panel would be of much use

I cannot begin to tell you the value of an articulating digital LCD screen that allows you to capture an eye level image of a blossom without the need to sit on the ground to do so.

With the 60D, you get the large dial on the back of the camera for rotating through images and selections and you also get the top LCD

Some camera angles get difficult because without a position adjustable LCD, the operator has to be behind the camera often with eye "glued" to an LCD viewfinder.

The AGC disable and manual audio level control in the 60D allows some projects to be accomplished without using external audio recorders although there is still not a way to "monitor" audio from the camera with headphones (one workaround for this will be to do a "test" scene on location and plug the media card into a laptop computer, checking both video and audio that way).Another appreciated feature is the articulating LCD.

Rotatable LCD makes it really easy

Also, the LCD screen is protected when stored with the screen facing the camera--no more scratched LCD screens.

IS with the articulating LCD screen.