Advanced set of features,Relatively lightweight build,High-resolution imagery,High-ish capture speeds,Vari-angle touchscreen LCD,
Pricey, Single SD card slot, Not much noticeable gain from 32MP resolution,
Well built, reasonably fluid in use and festooned with plentiful control options, both in terms of physical buttons and its touch screen menus, the Canon EOS 90D is the very definition of a ‘comprehensive' camera. Reasons to buy+Advanced set of features+R...
Abstract: With the EOS 90D, Canon has shown that the DSLR is not finished yet. Its 32.5-million-pixel sensor sets a new resolution record for APS-C, while the Dual Pixel CMOS AF ensures fast and precise focusing in live view and video. Other advanced features inclu...
The EOS 90D comes at a time when many are sounding the death knell for the DSLR – attacked by the smartphone from below and from everywhere else by mirrorless cameras.And yet, if you want a camera that can handle most photographic situations, in most envi...
Great battery life, Quality images to impressive ISOs, Fast burst mode shooting
Lots (and lots, and lots) of competition
The EOS 90D comes at a time when many are sounding the death knell for the DSLR – attacked by the smartphone from below and from everywhere else by mirrorless cameras.And yet, if you want a camera that can handle most photographic situations, in most envi...
Heavy, Small buffer, Tracking and eye AF struggles
Yes, if you know you want to stick with a DSLR. Buy the Canon EOS 90D if you need a fast, high resolution camera, but compare carefully with the slower Nikon D7500 for a better buffer and lower price.Editors' RecommendationsThe best full-frame cameras for...
32MP resolution, Up to 11fps burst, Uncropped 4K video, Joystick control, Deep grip
No USB-C charging
With the EOS 90D, Canon has proven that DSLRs aren't quite ready to kick the bucket yet. A welcome bump in sensor resolution and burst speed – and the first Canon camera to boast 4K uncropped video – sets the EOS 90D apart from the mid-range crowd. For Ca...
Published: 2019-08-28, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Vari-angle screen is very useful,Capable autofocus system for still and moving subjects,Video capture is now 4K capable,High-resolution images are miles beyond casual cameras/phones
Single SD card slot,No in-body stabilisation,Autofocus points don't always illuminate,High resolution can mean caution when shooting any moving subject,Limited autofocus options in live view mode
Three years after the 80D impressed us as the "mid-range master" of the DSLR market, its follow-up, the 90D, continues down the same line. No, it doesn't reinvent the wheel, maintaining that solid autofocus system, but the significant bump in resolution a...
Abstract: Canon EOS 90D: At a Glance £1209.99 body only 32.5-million-pixel APS-C CMOS sensor DIGIC 8 image processor ISO 100-25,600 (expandable to ISO 51,200) 10fps continuous shooting 220k pixel RGB+IR metering sensor Dual Pixel CMOS AF with Eye Detection AF Micro...
For those who continue to prefer the advantages of DSLRs over mirrorless – long battery life, good handling and a wide choice of native lenses – the Canon 90D is shaping up to be a promising all-rounder for improvers and amateur enthusiasts. However, desp...
