From DPReview
We have received several emails from concerned readers who were interested in buying an EOS-D60 have been told by their dealer that the D60 has been discontinued. This information is coming out of Canada and has apparently been (accidentally) confirmed by Canon Canada. This is indeed interesting news especially with PMA 2003 just around the corner. That said you would think that Canon could sell plenty more D60's even in the time between now and any future model hitting the streets. UPDATE: As of yet this has NOT been confirmed to us directly by Canon, some other sites have reported it as fact, we wouldn't go that far.
UPDATE2: This from an Australian distributor:
(5th January 2002)
"According to the information we received from Canon Australia there will be no more D60's coming to Australia. Since, we have no more stock left either we had to take the camera off the site. However, I wouldn't be surprised if we still could get some stock in the future. (Canon's information is not always that accurate) In case this happens we will put the camera back in the listing."
Originally posted by eadwine
wah lau!!! just bought leh!!
Originally posted by megaweb
just hope Canon will upgrade existing D60 with faster AF ...
Originally posted by ckiang
If I am a Canon user, I'd like a full frame D60 @ D60 price. No need for 11 megapixels. No need 8fps. Or give me a 1D with 1.5x FLM at D60 price.
Regards
CK
Originally posted by ckiang
If I am a Canon user, I'd like a full frame D60 @ D60 price. No need for 11 megapixels. No need 8fps. Or give me a 1D with 1.5x FLM at D60 price.
Regards
CK
Originally posted by whkee
Just better AF will make my day!
Any news on new lenses!
Cheers
Mike
Yes...D3...Thats what I was told by my dealer here. He has a better record in the rumor mill than others. He got the D60 specs right as well as the 1DS. He blew it on the 1D speculation when it first came out though. According to him Canon will introduce 2 new SLR's at PMA. A EOS-D3 which is basically a D60/D30 body with a 9 megapixel sensor, 1.3 FOV crop and a 9 zone autofocus. The downside is according to him this is going to be more expensive than the D60 when it came out-around $3,000. Also according to his rumor mill Canon will be putting out a new version of the 1D called the 1DL which will have a 8.2 megapixel sensor in a 1D body with the same specs and autofocus and same 1.3 FOV crop-retail near $7,000.
If dun have a DSLR now, for my amateur shoot, I will choose D3. If budget is tight, then D60. 1D/1DL/1Ds is only needed when I can sell my photos, otherwise must be damn rich or crazyOriginally posted by Jason Ho
Saw this user posting over at DPReview
Which one will you choose? D3, 1DL or go with the current 1D/D60?