#junk camera
#Repair
#CANON
In today's video, we're going to take a look at the world's number one selling interchangeable lens digital camera, CANON's mid-range EOS60D.
The EOS60D was released in 2010, and at first glance it looks old, but with its 18-megapixel sensor, SD card, vari-angle LCD, Full-HD video and Live View shooting, it is still as good as ever.
The 18-megapixel sensor is the same as that of the EOS 7D, the top-of-the-line APS-C model at the time, and it has sufficient performance, so I think we can say that this camera has almost the performance of a working class camera.
This time, I found it lying in a junk box in shiny condition, and of course, I bought it when I noticed it. However, it is in too good a condition.
Even if it was a parts machine, 1,100 yen is unbelievable, so I was prepared to buy it with a fatal injury first. However, there is no optional branch that does not challenge the repair to the junker.

CANON EOS 60D
Digital single-lens reflex
18 megapixels　
APS-C sensor EF-S mount
Released in 2010
Vari-angle LCD
Full-HD video
Live View shooting
Place of purchase Camera store in Tokyo
Purchase price: 1100 yen
Condition at time of purchase Shiny looking
(No battery lid or eyecup)

On the official CANON website, you can easily compare the specs. If you compare it with the X90, the current entry-level model that costs about 50,000 yen, the 60D has about 80% of the effective pixels, but it has better shutter speed, viewfinder field of view, continuous shooting speed, vari-angle LCD, and other important specs.
https://cweb.canon.jp/cgi-bin/camera/...

The first thing I did to find out why it wouldn't turn on was to check the official manual of the 60D.
https://cweb.canon.jp/cgi-bin/camera/...

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