Cameras 700D(t5i) vs Canon 60D

by Prajwal
(India)

Canon 700D (USA-t5i)

which is better canon 60D or canon 700D??

Thanks for your question Prajwal.
I like both of these cameras. They do have similar performances in terms of image quality and focusing.

The answer on which is better, the Canon 60D vs. T5i(700D) battle, comes down to your personal preferences.

I like the lighter, smaller size of the T5i and its lower price tag. The touch screen LCD is a big positive experience too.
I like the large grip on the 60D and the two control dials, the larger viewfinder, and better battery life. I also like that it has a top of the camera display.

The T5i is also two years newer and newer is often better in such a field as digital photography where advancements happen at a fast rate.

Canon EOS 60D
Canon T5i

Hope that helps you somewhat

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