Canon EOS 90D

$747.99

Capture every moment in breathtaking detail with the Canon EOS 90D, the perfect camera for both amateur and professional photographers.

Description

The Canon EOS 90D digital camera is a high-performance device designed for photographers looking for a robust device with exceptional image quality. The camera is an upgrade to the EOS 80D with a bunch of new features and functionalities. The device is user-friendly, and you will love the excellent shooting experience.

Build quality & design

The Canon EOS 90D has a solid build quality with a weather-sealed body to protect from weather elements. The grips are deep, and the buttons are easy to access, making it easy to shoot for long hours without feeling fatigued. The device measures 140.7 x 104.8 x 76.8mm and has a weight of 701g with the battery and memory card included.

Sensor

The camera boasts a 32.5-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor capable of delivering high-resolution images. The sensor is paired with Canon EOS iTR autofocus system that involves 45 focus points, and the Dual Pixel CMOS AF ensures you capture sharp photos even in low-light environments.

Image processor

The EOS 90D is powered by Canon’s latest Digic 8 processor that compensates for noise, enhances the color tone, and reduces image distortion. With the processor, the camera can capture 4K UHD videos, time-lapse animations, and other advanced features.

ISO Range

The Canon EOS 90D has an ISO range of 100- 25600, which is expandable to 51200. The ISO range enables great image quality in low light conditions by adjusting the shutter speed and aperture.

Shooting speed

The camera has fast autofocus and shooting speeds of up to 10 frames per second, combined with an optical viewfinder, allowing you to capture fast-moving objects accurately.

Display

The device has a 3-inch LCD panel that is touch-sensitive and has an articulating mechanism with a resolution of 1,040,000 dots. The screen makes it easy to select various settings and modes by merely swiping your finger.

Connectivity

The EOS 90D has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to control the camera remotely and transfer images to your smartphone or computer.

Battery life

The device comes equipped with a powerful LP-E6N rechargeable lithium-ion battery that delivers up to 1300 shots per charge, allowing you to shoot for long hours without worrying about powering off.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Canon EOS 90D digital camera is an excellent upgrade from its predecessor, with a bunch of features that make it more intuitive, responsive and convenient to use. The camera is ideal for both amateur photographers looking to upgrade their skills and professional photographers who need a reliable device to capture professional-grade photographs.

Digital SLR, CMOS, APS-C, 30-1/8000, 32.5 MP, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 701g

Canon EOS 90D properties

Product name EOS 90D
Type Digital SLR
Lens Body only
Compatible lenses Canon EF/EF-S
Ports HDMI, USB
Memory Cards SD, SDHC, SDXC
Features Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Viewfinder Optical
Shutter Speed 30-1/8000 bps
Continuous Drive 10fps
Auto Focus Yes
AF points 45
Image Stabilization Yes
Manual Focus Yes
Max Picture Resolution 6960×4640 pixels
Image File Format DPOF, EXIF, JPEG, RAW
Flash Built-in, External
Flash Sync Speed 1/250 sec
Battery Type Lithium-ion rechargeable
Display Size 3.0 “
Display Resolution 1040000 pixels
Max Video Resolution 3840×2160 (4K)
Video resolutions (fps) 3840X2160 (30, 25 fps), 1920×1080 (25, 30, 50, 60, 100, 120fps), 1280×720 (60, 50fps)
Video File Format MP4, MPEG4
Audio File Format AAC
Sensor Type CMOS
Sensor Format APS-C
Effective Pixels 32.5 MP
Total Pixels 34.4 MP
ISO Rating 100-25600
Weight 701.0 g
Dimensions (HxWxD) 105x141x77 mm

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4 reviews for Canon EOS 90D

  1. Peter Johnson

    I’ve used Canon since I was 20 and love them all. It had been over 5 years since I upgraded from 50D to 90D and It hasn’t disappointed me. I am an amateur, not a pro, so some of its features don’t mean much to me. The auto focus is the main improvement over my previous 50D as it now works with my 400mm lens with the 1.4 extender as well. I found it devilishly difficult to manually focus the 400mm so the aoto focus is a godsend. It’s fast and easy to use. Well done Canon.

  2. Frank C

    The camera is quite ok in a bit of everything, and it is great to use the equipment, the ergonomics of the device give a lot of opportunities when taking photos. When processing photos on a computer it is not always perfect, but you can save the photo in 99% of cases (not counting the lack of focus etc.). As someone is looking for the last good DSLR camera before the mirrorless cameras become unquestionably better, 90D is a relatively good choice.

  3. Everly Valencia

    As someone who is passionate about photography, I was excited to try out the Canon EOS 90D. After several weeks of use, I have to say that I’m fairly impressed with what this camera has to offer.

    First, let’s talk about its body – it’s sturdy and well-built, which makes it easy to handle and use. I appreciated the ample amount of buttons and dials that allow for quick adjustments on the fly. However, I do wish that it came with a grip attachment to make it easier to hold for longer periods of time. But overall, I’m happy with the durability of the camera.

    Moving on to the lens, the Canon EOS 90D is offered as a body only option. So, if you already have a collection of EF lenses, this camera will be a great addition to your setup. Otherwise, you’ll need to purchase a lens separately. It’s worth noting that the camera is compatible with EF and EF-S lenses, making it versatile in terms of what you can mount onto it.

    One of the most impressive features of the Canon EOS 90D is its 3840×2160 (4K) max video resolution. I was blown away by how crisp and clear the footage looked. It’s definitely a step above what I’ve seen from other digital cameras in this price range. Though, it’s worth noting that the autofocus can be a bit slow when recording video, so be mindful of that.

    When comparing the Canon EOS 90D to other digital cameras, I find that it offers a nice balance between image quality and affordability. The 32.5-megapixel APS-C sensor is a step up from Canon’s previous models, and the 45-point all cross-type AF system is a nice touch for those focusing on action shots.

    Overall, I would give the Canon EOS 90D a solid 4 stars out of 5. It’s not perfect, but it’s a great option for those looking for a well-rounded camera that offers high-quality images and video.

  4. Dean

    As someone who loves photography as a hobby, I was excited to try out the Canon EOS 90D. However, after using it for a while, I have to say that I’m quite disappointed. I’d give it a rating of 2 out of 5.

    I was initially drawn to the camera because of its impressive 30-1/8000 bps shutter speed. While this is certainly a great feature, it doesn’t make up for the camera’s other shortcomings. The image quality isn’t as sharp as I would like it to be, and the DPOF image file format is a bit of a pain to work with.

    Compared to other digital cameras I’ve used in the past, the Canon EOS 90D just doesn’t measure up. It’s definitely not worth the price tag. In my opinion, there are other digital cameras out there that provide better value for your money.

    On a side note, it took a little longer than I would have liked for the camera to be delivered to me in Colorado Springs. I ordered it in February and didn’t receive it until mid-March. While this isn’t necessarily a reflection on the camera itself, it was a bit frustrating to have to wait so long.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I switch my Canon EOS 90D camera from automatic shooting mode to manual mode for more creative control over exposure and focus settings?

To switch your Canon EOS 90D camera from automatic shooting mode to manual mode, follow these steps:

1. Turn on the camera by pressing the power button located on the top right side of the camera. Press the "Mode" dial on the top left side of the camera until "M" (manual) appears in the LCD display. This will allow you to manually control exposure and focus settings. To adjust your exposure, use the shutter speed, aperture, and ISO settings. You can access these settings by pressing the "Quick Control" button on the back of the camera or by using the touchscreen menu. Use the shutter speed to control how long the camera's sensor is exposed to light. A faster shutter speed will freeze action, while a slower shutter speed will create motion blur. Adjust the aperture to control how much of your image is in focus. A larger aperture (lower f-stop number) will result in a shallower depth of field and a narrower area in focus, while a smaller aperture (higher f-stop number) will result in a deeper depth of field and more of the scene in focus. Use ISO to adjust your camera's sensitivity to light. A higher ISO will allow you to use faster shutter speeds or wider apertures in low-light situations, but may also introduce more noise (graininess) into your images. To manually focus your lens, press the "AF" button on the back of the camera and use the joystick or touchscreen to move the focus point around the frame. You can also use the viewfinder or live view display to manually adjust focus using the focus ring on the lens. When you're ready to take your photo, press down halfway on the shutter button to lock focus and exposure, then fully press the button to take the shot. To review your photos, press the "Play" button located on the back of the camera. You can also use the touchscreen menu to make basic adjustments to your images, such as cropping or applying a filter. When you're finished using manual mode, you can switch back to automatic shooting mode by pressing the "Mode" dial and selecting the desired mode (such as "Auto" or "Av").

How do I change the language settings on my camera?

To change the language settings on your camera, follow these steps:

1. Turn on the camera and navigate to the menu screen using the directional pad or joystick. Look for an option labeled "Language" or "Region" in the main menu. This may be located under the "Setup" or "System" menu. Use the directional pad or joystick to select the "Language" or "Region" option. Depending on your camera model, you may need to press the "OK" or "Enter" button to confirm your selection. Use the directional pad or joystick to navigate through the available languages or regions until you find the one you want. Select your desired language or region by pressing the "OK" or "Enter" button. Your camera will restart, and upon restarting, the selected language or region should be displayed on the screen. After restarting, you may need to navigate through the menu again to confirm your selection. If prompted, select the language for the menu system and any additional settings as well. Remember that changing the language settings can affect how certain features or menus are displayed on your camera's screen. Make sure you understand the implications before making any changes.

How do I switch between live view and viewfinder mode on my Canon EOS 90D camera?

To switch between live view and viewfinder mode on your Canon EOS 90D camera, follow these steps:
1. Make sure the camera is powered on. Locate the live view/viewfinder switch on the top right-hand side of the camera's body (near the viewfinder). It looks like a rectangle with a diagonal line through it. Press and hold down on this switch until you hear a beep, indicating that the mode has been changed. This will switch you from live view to viewfinder mode (you should see the viewfinder image again). To return to live view mode, simply follow step 3 above but this time press the switch upwards. You should hear another beep and see the live view display returned to your camera's screen.

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