I also have a 60D and a few months ago was worried about softness in photos. I learned that RAW images are soft, sharpness must be applied to RAW images (whether in-camera jpeg or post).
Here's my question for video, especially if one uses a flat picture profile, but also if not: If RAW is WYSIWYG from the sensor and video is in-camera processing of (RAW) sensor data to jpeg, then why is the almost universally but never explained advice, "turn sharpness to 0"?
If the advice continues, it's usually that one adds sharpness in post.
BUT, postprocessing on jpeg images destroys data, so.... why not have sharpness be processed in-camera so as much data gets written in the 8-bit images as possible?