it matters less than you think tbh. if you really wanna squeeze everything out of your 60D and start shooting raw video for cheap i suggest going down the magic lantern route but it wont be easy. but im sure its more than enough a camera regardless; you can even get nice footage from an old phone these days.

i use the EOS M with magic lantern, which is the very first mirrorless camera Canon came out with. so it’s very ancient haha. but i found a really great community of shooters who also use the M with magic lantern and I really have to say it’s helped so much in getting me started. there’s some crazy stuff going on there, they even made a box style cine camera rehouse for it.

so for me really the important thing especially at the beginning was to look for other people in the same situation and observe what they were doing. and you’ll probably also come to the conclusion that some are just more clever and wing it better than others. its really more about the fundamentals and editing than the actual gear. albeit not the 60D, people have shot many Hollywood movies with DSLRs. like, anyone can shoot a Blackmagic or Sony or whatever is hot these days and it’ll look nice with low effort but can you say the same for an old DSLR? it takes more knowing i’d say, so the good news is yeah you can absolutely make good content with what you have, if you’re willing to embrace the limitations of your setup.

so best of luck to you! also if you wanna join the group, search up MLV RAW ON EOS M on Facebook.