When I practice photography, I always feel that my films are a little gray, the colors are not fresh enough, the sharpness is not enough, and I can't shoot very fine details. Solve!

Every photographer doesn't know how to learn slowly. 60D is a leader in Canon's entry-level SLR, with good performance in all aspects. 24-70 is a professional red head of Canon, which is a pretty good combination.

"A little gray" In most cases, the aperture is too large. Try setting the aperture to 1 1- 16.

"The color is not fresh enough" Canon SLR is brighter than Nikon camera in automatic mode, while SLR manual shift has rich color settings. You can enter the settings menu to increase the color saturation.

The resolution of 24-70 is better, and the "sharpness" can be adjusted in the 60D setting menu.

In short, the clarity, color and sharpness of a photo are related to your aperture, exposure time, white balance, saturation and other settings, as well as the light of the scene and the angle of taking pictures.

60D is durable, and the instructions of the camera are shot item by item. Only by mastering the functions and settings of the camera can we flexibly apply it to shooting and take good photos.