The Canon EOS R10 on the microscope: a mirrorless system camera that scores high marks for its price-to-performance ratio New LM Digital Adapter for: Canon EOS R3 / Canon EOS R6 Mark II / Canon EOS R8 / Canon EOS R5 / Canon EOS R6 / Canon EOS R / Canon EOS Ra (Astro) / Canon EOS RP / Canon EOS R7 / Canon EOS R10 / Canon EOS 1D X Mark III / Canon EOS 1D X Mark II / Canon EOS R100 / Canon EOS 1D X / Canon EOS 90D / Canon EOS 5D Mark IV / Canon EOS 6D Mark II / Canon EOS M6 Mark II / Canon EOS 250D / Canon EOS 850D / Rebel T8i / Canon EOS 6D / Its biggest advantage over the cheaper Canon models, however, is the silent mode function, which makes it possible to take images with even fewer vibrations. The folding, rotating screen is a huge plus.
60D CANON FRAME UPDATE
The Canon EOS 60D is a successful update to its predecessor, the EOS 50D. Even at large magnifications, for example, the images are still crisp and clearly detailed. For only around € 200 more than for the EOS 650D, it offers professional features that are in no way inferior to those of full-frame cameras. It is simply extremely convenient and also increases the workflow considerably.Ĭonclusion: The Canon EOS 60D is definitely an insider tip for photomicrography. Once you have gotten used to controlling the camera from the PC, you won’t want to do without it.
60D CANON FRAME SOFTWARE
With the Canon EOS 60D, this software works with no problems at all. The user is able to choose if Live View shooting should be limited and if so, how long the time limit should be.Ī big plus with Canon is that the remote control software (EOS Utility) is included when the camera is purchased. It is also very convenient that there is no maximum time limit on the Live View. The camera’s zoom also works in Live View mode – a very useful feature in photomicrography applications. The silent mode (Canon calls it silent shooting) is set in the menu.Īs with all of the latest generation Canon DSLR cameras, the EOS 60D also has a Live View mode. It reduces the vibrations in the camera that lead to camera shake and blurred image quality. This function is very useful for microscopy applications. In comparison to the Canon EOS 650D, the Canon EOS 60D has a silent shooting mode. In our series of tests, the following firmware version was installed: The battery capacity is around one-third greater than that of the Canon EOS 650D. Unfortunately, the Canon EOS 60D has only one card slot.
60D CANON FRAME FULL
The EOS 60D has an HDMI port and can, of course, produce videos in full HD quality (1,920 x 1,080 pixels) with a maximum of 24 frames per second. The signal-to-noise ratio is well under control.
60D CANON FRAME ISO
The light sensitivity of the Canon EOS 60D ranges from ISO 100 to ISO 6,400 in automatic (A) mode, while in H mode it is possible to adjust it manually up to ISO 12,800. The eyepiece tube also renders the desired large image field, so that high-quality photomicroscopy images without any restrictions can be taken with the SMZ745T microscope, even when using SLR and system cameras. To attach it to the eyepiece tube (right-hand image), we used a TUST30S tube adapter and a DSLRCT adapter.
To connect it to the phototube (left-hand image) we used a DSLRCC adapter. We tested the camera with a Nikon SMZ745T microscope. The EOS 60D has a CMOS sensor (22.3 x 14.7) with 18 megapixels. The predecessor model, the EOS 50D, still had a fixed display. The folding, rotating screen (7.6 mm) takes up more than half of the surface. The rear has a very clear layout with comparatively few buttons and switches. This means that the Canon EOS 60D “only” weighs 750 grams (in comparison, the Canon EOS 5D Mark III weighs a hefty 960 grams!).
For microscopy, this is definitely an advantage, as it helps to keep the weight relatively low. As the successor to the Canon EOS 50D, it is positioned between the Canon EOS 650D and the Canon EOS 5D Mark III.įrom the outside the EOS 60D appears very compact and robust, even though the body is made of plastic rather than metal. Test report - Canon EOS 60D The suitability of the Canon EOS 60D for microscopy has interested us for a long time.
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