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Canon EOS 90D DSLR Camera Body Only (32.5MP APS-C, EF/EF-S Mount, 4K Video, Dual Pixel AF, Wi-Fi, Black)
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Being a development of the EOS 70 D , The 90D has a very familiar feel and it works with all me existing lenses and accessories. some of the buttons are new and others are moved relative to the 70 D but most features are improved versions of those in the earlier model. The new Raw file format .CR3 is not compatible with my standalone versions of software and I can not afford subscription software so I have to digital photo professional to convert the .cr3 files to jpg and then use lightroom to finish the processing. The optical viewfinder is comfortable and clear, The fold out screen is the familiar very versatile and easy to use feature I appreciate so much for taking photographs in unusual positions and angles (church bells in their frames etc). Image quality is ... MoreBeing a development of the EOS 70 D , The 90D has a very familiar feel and it works with all me existing lenses and accessories. some of the buttons are new and others are moved relative to the 70 D but most features are improved versions of those in the earlier model. The new Raw file format .CR3 is not compatible with my standalone versions of software and I can not afford subscription software so I have to digital photo professional to convert the .cr3 files to jpg and then use lightroom to finish the processing. The optical viewfinder is comfortable and clear, The fold out screen is the familiar very versatile and easy to use feature I appreciate so much for taking photographs in unusual positions and angles (church bells in their frames etc). Image quality is excellent and the customised shooting moods aid my creativity. An excellent choice for the enthusiast who is not ready or able to afford, a full frame or mirrorless camera.
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I reentered the digital camera world 18 months ago with a Rebel TR7 "kiddie camera" and when I learned the merits of going from point and shoot to dslr decided to up my game. After looking at Nikon D780 and Canon's 90D I decided on the 90D. Not at all sorry for doing so. This camera is fantastic (after you learn it's details) and the results keep getting better. A good bird in flight photo is easy enough, but a fantastic bird in flight photo is a challenge yet, readily accomplished with the 90D. Only request I have is that Canon explain better in the owner's manual the effects of different lens classifications when using the OVF or LCD screen. Each has its own merits and outcomes.
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Being my first 'proper' camera, I was I little concerned, as a novice, it might too much of a challenge to get to grips with, but dispite the overwhelming number of buttons an dials, the D90 is remarkable intuitive to use. With lots of built in tutorials and explanations of the various setting an functions it hasn't taken long to get the hang of it. Which was a relief as the instruction manual provided is some what lacking to say the least!The 18-135mm 'cheap' EF-S kit lens gives you a huge focal range to play with and combined with the camera, producing some incredibly sharp images, in well lit environments. I've not tried it in low light yet so I can't comment. I've purchased the camera primarily for photography and have let to delved in to the 4K filming ... MoreBeing my first 'proper' camera, I was I little concerned, as a novice, it might too much of a challenge to get to grips with, but dispite the overwhelming number of buttons an dials, the D90 is remarkable intuitive to use. With lots of built in tutorials and explanations of the various setting an functions it hasn't taken long to get the hang of it. Which was a relief as the instruction manual provided is some what lacking to say the least!The 18-135mm 'cheap' EF-S kit lens gives you a huge focal range to play with and combined with the camera, producing some incredibly sharp images, in well lit environments. I've not tried it in low light yet so I can't comment. I've purchased the camera primarily for photography and have let to delved in to the 4K filming capabilities, in fact there's still a hugh amount to unpack an explore with this camera.Although it's not marketed as a beginners camera, if you have the budget, don't rule it out.
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 90DSKREM |
| Megapixels | 32.5MP |
| Sensor Size | 22.3 x 14.9mm |
| Autofocus Points | 45 Autofocus Points |
| Lens Mount | Canon |
Canon EOS 90D DSLR Body Only - AU Version
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Canon EOS 90D DSLR with EFS 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6mm is STM Lens - AU Version
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Canon EOS 90D 32.5 MP Digital SLR Dslr Camera Body - Shutter Count: 9,000
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Canon Eos 90d Body 32.5mp Wifi 4k Video Digital Slr Camera 1 Year Au
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Being a development of the EOS 70 D , The 90D has a very familiar feel and it works with all me existing lenses and accessories. some of the buttons are new and others are moved relative to the 70 D but most features are improved versions of those in the earlier model. The new Raw file format .CR3 is not compatible with my standalone versions of software and I can not afford subscription software so I have to digital photo professional to convert the .cr3 files to jpg and then use lightroom to finish the processing. The optical viewfinder is comfortable and clear, The fold out screen is the familiar very versatile and easy to use feature I appreciate so much for taking photographs in unusual positions and angles (church bells in their frames etc). Image quality is ... MoreBeing a development of the EOS 70 D , The 90D has a very familiar feel and it works with all me existing lenses and accessories. some of the buttons are new and others are moved relative to the 70 D but most features are improved versions of those in the earlier model. The new Raw file format .CR3 is not compatible with my standalone versions of software and I can not afford subscription software so I have to digital photo professional to convert the .cr3 files to jpg and then use lightroom to finish the processing. The optical viewfinder is comfortable and clear, The fold out screen is the familiar very versatile and easy to use feature I appreciate so much for taking photographs in unusual positions and angles (church bells in their frames etc). Image quality is excellent and the customised shooting moods aid my creativity. An excellent choice for the enthusiast who is not ready or able to afford, a full frame or mirrorless camera.
I reentered the digital camera world 18 months ago with a Rebel TR7 "kiddie camera" and when I learned the merits of going from point and shoot to dslr decided to up my game. After looking at Nikon D780 and Canon's 90D I decided on the 90D. Not at all sorry for doing so. This camera is fantastic (after you learn it's details) and the results keep getting better. A good bird in flight photo is easy enough, but a fantastic bird in flight photo is a challenge yet, readily accomplished with the 90D. Only request I have is that Canon explain better in the owner's manual the effects of different lens classifications when using the OVF or LCD screen. Each has its own merits and outcomes.
Being my first 'proper' camera, I was I little concerned, as a novice, it might too much of a challenge to get to grips with, but dispite the overwhelming number of buttons an dials, the D90 is remarkable intuitive to use. With lots of built in tutorials and explanations of the various setting an functions it hasn't taken long to get the hang of it. Which was a relief as the instruction manual provided is some what lacking to say the least!The 18-135mm 'cheap' EF-S kit lens gives you a huge focal range to play with and combined with the camera, producing some incredibly sharp images, in well lit environments. I've not tried it in low light yet so I can't comment. I've purchased the camera primarily for photography and have let to delved in to the 4K filming ... MoreBeing my first 'proper' camera, I was I little concerned, as a novice, it might too much of a challenge to get to grips with, but dispite the overwhelming number of buttons an dials, the D90 is remarkable intuitive to use. With lots of built in tutorials and explanations of the various setting an functions it hasn't taken long to get the hang of it. Which was a relief as the instruction manual provided is some what lacking to say the least!The 18-135mm 'cheap' EF-S kit lens gives you a huge focal range to play with and combined with the camera, producing some incredibly sharp images, in well lit environments. I've not tried it in low light yet so I can't comment. I've purchased the camera primarily for photography and have let to delved in to the 4K filming capabilities, in fact there's still a hugh amount to unpack an explore with this camera.Although it's not marketed as a beginners camera, if you have the budget, don't rule it out.
I have (2) other Canon cameras -- 6Dii & 7Dii. I use both of these for travel photography with different lenses so I do NOT need to change lenses in the field. I recently purchased a heavy' Tamron 150-600 lens for bird photography, and a very light weight (used) Canon SL1 to use with this lens.Unfortunately, this SL1 camera did not produce very good images, so I recently purchased a new 90D camera to use with this Tamron lens. I recently went on a 1 day field trip to a local bird refuge to try this new combination. IT PRODUCED EXCELLENT RESULTS.The 90D has a 32MP sensor, so there is much less noise with images taken at high ISO. (necessary for bird photos in early morning light at high shutter speeds).The 90D also has (2) Custom Settings on its mode dial so I ... MoreI have (2) other Canon cameras -- 6Dii & 7Dii. I use both of these for travel photography with different lenses so I do NOT need to change lenses in the field. I recently purchased a heavy' Tamron 150-600 lens for bird photography, and a very light weight (used) Canon SL1 to use with this lens.Unfortunately, this SL1 camera did not produce very good images, so I recently purchased a new 90D camera to use with this Tamron lens. I recently went on a 1 day field trip to a local bird refuge to try this new combination. IT PRODUCED EXCELLENT RESULTS.The 90D has a 32MP sensor, so there is much less noise with images taken at high ISO. (necessary for bird photos in early morning light at high shutter speeds).The 90D also has (2) Custom Settings on its mode dial so I can use one custom setting for birds sitting on a branch (higher DOF) and a different setting for Birds in Flight (higher shutter speeds).The 90D is also lighter weight than either the 6D or 7D, which make handholding a long telephoto lens easier.This camera also has Focus Stacking capability, so I can use it to take much better Macro images of flowers and small insects. I have not yet had the time to use this feature.The only feature lacking in this 90D camera body is no GPS location embedded in the image Metadata.Overall I am very pleased with the 90D and also with the quick delivery service I get from B&H.
For the past four years, I have used a Canon EOS 80D, mainly for shooting action shots of sports, football, baseball, soccer and softball. I have also used of of family events. A week before leaving on a trip to my granddaughter's graduation, it developed a major problem with the shutter. Not enough to send it in for repair, I selected the EOS 90D with the 18-135mm Lens from B&H. This was a perfect replacement for my EOS 80D, as I can use all the lenses I already have, plus I now the 18-135 lens to add to the collection. Shipping was quick and the camera and lens arrived within 3 days of placing my order and the best part, in time for our trip, which we leave in two days. Being very familiar with the EOS 80D, it was an easy transition to the EOS 90D, and within a ... MoreFor the past four years, I have used a Canon EOS 80D, mainly for shooting action shots of sports, football, baseball, soccer and softball. I have also used of of family events. A week before leaving on a trip to my granddaughter's graduation, it developed a major problem with the shutter. Not enough to send it in for repair, I selected the EOS 90D with the 18-135mm Lens from B&H. This was a perfect replacement for my EOS 80D, as I can use all the lenses I already have, plus I now the 18-135 lens to add to the collection. Shipping was quick and the camera and lens arrived within 3 days of placing my order and the best part, in time for our trip, which we leave in two days. Being very familiar with the EOS 80D, it was an easy transition to the EOS 90D, and within a day or two, I was using it with ease. My father used Canon cameras, both print and digital for many many years. When he passed, I got his Canon 40D, I later got the 80D, so it was only natural to get the 90D when I needed a replacement for the 80D, ease of use, plus being able to use all the existing lenses I already have was a big plus. As for the 80D, it will get sent off for repair when our trip is over, it will be a back up to the 90D. Thanks B&H for providing me with a great camera and saving our trip.
Great gear. Nice employees. One camera (I can’t remember which one) had trouble reading an SD card while the others did not have trouble reading the same SD card (would say “card full” when it was empty). Otherwise, all the equipment worked flawlessly.For service improvement, it would be appreciated to have the ability to purchase rental insurance on site at self-pickup. I had decided to purchase rental insurance after my official purchase. When I went to pick up my gear but had yet to leave with it I asked about adding the insurance on. That request was denied and they said it wasn’t possible. The company missed a money making opportunity. Had I left already, I would have understood. But I had not left the building with my gear and it was still in the sight of the ... MoreGreat gear. Nice employees. One camera (I can’t remember which one) had trouble reading an SD card while the others did not have trouble reading the same SD card (would say “card full” when it was empty). Otherwise, all the equipment worked flawlessly.For service improvement, it would be appreciated to have the ability to purchase rental insurance on site at self-pickup. I had decided to purchase rental insurance after my official purchase. When I went to pick up my gear but had yet to leave with it I asked about adding the insurance on. That request was denied and they said it wasn’t possible. The company missed a money making opportunity. Had I left already, I would have understood. But I had not left the building with my gear and it was still in the sight of the employees. Luckily nothing happened to the gear during use, but it would have been appreciated to add it on at pickup.
After using a Canon 40D for 15 years, I finally broke down and upgraded to the 90D. Granted that's like going from a VHS tape to 4K but it still took good pictures for its age. I like how its not as bulky and heavy as the 40D now which makes a difference when you're trying to hold it steady. The auto focus is a lot quicker which helps with wildlife photography. And going from 6fps to 10fps makes a big difference. I like how the 90D handles the colors too. The 40D took nice pictures but would sometimes wash out the photo some and I had to correct it in PhotoShop but with the 90D the editing is very minimal. Again, comparing the 40D to the 90D is like comparing VHS to 4K but if you want something to capture wildlife without breaking the bank too much, its worth it.
It’s okay…I previously had a Canon 77d and went to this because I heard it was a better camera but my 90d caused me all kinds of headaches.I couldn’t use my 100mm macro L lens with it, even after the firmware updates. I heard of other people having the same issue but silly me bought the camera anyways. My macro lens worked perfectly with my 77d so it wasn’t user error….there was always some kind of focal miss when I used my macro lens with this body. It was my most used lens with my 77d and the continuous issues when I paired that lens with this body is what made me sell my 90d and move to a completely different camera system.When I paired this with my 24mm efs, it was amazing. The camera really shined with that lens.I had about 5 different cannon lenses (2 L ... MoreIt’s okay…I previously had a Canon 77d and went to this because I heard it was a better camera but my 90d caused me all kinds of headaches.I couldn’t use my 100mm macro L lens with it, even after the firmware updates. I heard of other people having the same issue but silly me bought the camera anyways. My macro lens worked perfectly with my 77d so it wasn’t user error….there was always some kind of focal miss when I used my macro lens with this body. It was my most used lens with my 77d and the continuous issues when I paired that lens with this body is what made me sell my 90d and move to a completely different camera system.When I paired this with my 24mm efs, it was amazing. The camera really shined with that lens.I had about 5 different cannon lenses (2 L series, 1 efs and rest regular) and 1 sigma 18-35m and the quality of images I got out of most of my lenses was better with my older 77d camera than they are with this new one. Maybe I just had a bad body, but there was always some kind of focusing issue when I paired it with certain lenses.If your new, or maybe just a causal photographer who doesn’t want to invest in a lot of gear, this camera will pair up great with a 24mm Efs pancake or the 50mm 1,8 and you’ll get a lot of good photos of the kids or backyard flowers and stuff but if you know your going to be serious and invest in quality glass, I would just skip this body all together and either go with the previous 80d or jump into their new mirrorless line and just skip this body all together.
Upgraded from a 60D to the 90D after doing lots of research. It works nicely with my EFS 15-85 3.5 lens. The menu layouts are a bit different but are easy to navigate through and setting up bluetooth and wireless worked out fine pairing with an iPhone. My 580EX II flash operate the same as on the 60D but at some point I will upgrade to a wireless R flash rather than dealing with the line of sight controlled by the on camera flash. When navigating through the settings a popup screen appears providing an explanation of the setting, which is a nice touch for beginners trying to figure it out. The full user manual was downloaded from the Canon website and has a lot of information to digest. My only dislike is the Canon app... useless to register the camera and took ... MoreUpgraded from a 60D to the 90D after doing lots of research. It works nicely with my EFS 15-85 3.5 lens. The menu layouts are a bit different but are easy to navigate through and setting up bluetooth and wireless worked out fine pairing with an iPhone. My 580EX II flash operate the same as on the 60D but at some point I will upgrade to a wireless R flash rather than dealing with the line of sight controlled by the on camera flash. When navigating through the settings a popup screen appears providing an explanation of the setting, which is a nice touch for beginners trying to figure it out. The full user manual was downloaded from the Canon website and has a lot of information to digest. My only dislike is the Canon app... useless to register the camera and took several attempts to set up wireless. Going directlly to the website to register the camera is the best way to go for setting up an account . I look forward to learning more about the capabilities of the 90D and putting it too use.
Oh dear, oh dear. What a mistake buying from this 3rd party company. This bundle arrived in generic boxes, poor packaging, no proper paperwork and with the serial number removed from an old Canon box. Red flag right there. Expensive 90D camera turned out to be an export only model with absolutely no warranty OR support from Canon. This fact should have been highlighted in the Walmart advertisement so the consumer was made aware before buying. Most of the bundle was at the lowest price point so you'd be far better off getting what you need after you've bought your camera from a genuine Canon dealer. A very poor-quality tripod that came with the bundle was a used item which was broken in multiple places. After spending nearly $1500 on this purchase and after many ... MoreOh dear, oh dear. What a mistake buying from this 3rd party company. This bundle arrived in generic boxes, poor packaging, no proper paperwork and with the serial number removed from an old Canon box. Red flag right there. Expensive 90D camera turned out to be an export only model with absolutely no warranty OR support from Canon. This fact should have been highlighted in the Walmart advertisement so the consumer was made aware before buying. Most of the bundle was at the lowest price point so you'd be far better off getting what you need after you've bought your camera from a genuine Canon dealer. A very poor-quality tripod that came with the bundle was a used item which was broken in multiple places. After spending nearly $1500 on this purchase and after many contacts with RedTag Camera, a measly $20 refund was offered as a courtesy payment (didn't even cover the cost of a low-end replacement tripod) and I was then told they would cover the camera for defects with their own warranty for one year. I have many doubts about this, and in my personal opinion, steer clear and save much heartache.
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 90DSKREM |
| Megapixels | 32.5MP |
| Sensor Size | 22.3 x 14.9mm |
| Autofocus Points | 45 Autofocus Points |
| Lens Mount | Canon |
Canon EOS 90D DSLR Camera with 18-135mm Lens
Fast. Versatile. Impressive. Whether capturing high-speed sporting events or simple, everyday moments, the EOS 90D camera is engineered to deliver impressive results. Equipped with an enhanced 32.5 Megapixel CMOS (APS-C) sensor, powerful DIGIC 8 image processor and an ISO range of 100-25000 (expandable to 51200), you’ll achieve sharp, detailed images, even in low-light settings. Perfect for fast-moving subjects, the EOS 90D camera features a 45-point cross-type AF system* and EOS iTR AF (face detection) — plus high-speed continuous shooting of up to 10 fps — raising the game for wildlife and motor sports photography enthusiasts. And with stunning uncropped 4K 30p video capability, the EOS 90D documents your travels, events and other milestones in full, wide-angle view. No matter where your photography ventures take you, the EOS 90D proves to be the versatile, all-around SLR camera you didn’t know you were missing. * The number of AF points, cross-type AF points and Dual cross-type AF points vary depending on the lens used.
Fast. Versatile. Impressive. Whether capturing high-speed sporting events or simple, everyday moments, the EOS 90D camera is engineered to deliver impressive results. Equipped with an enhanced 32.5 Megapixel CMOS (APS-C) sensor, powerful DIGIC 8 image processor and an ISO range of 100-25000 (expandable to 51200), you’ll achieve sharp, detailed images, even in low-light settings. Perfect for fast-moving subjects, the EOS 90D camera features a 45-point cross-type AF system* and EOS iTR AF (face detection) — plus high-speed continuous shooting of up to 10 fps — raising the game for wildlife and motor sports photography enthusiasts. And with stunning uncropped 4K 30p video capability, the EOS 90D documents your travels, events and other milestones in full, wide-angle view. No matter where your photography ventures take you, the EOS 90D proves to be the versatile, all-around SLR camera you didn’t know you were missing. * The number of AF points, cross-type AF points and Dual cross-type AF points vary depending on the lens used.
Fast. Versatile. Impressive. Whether capturing high-speed sporting events or simple, everyday moments, the EOS 90D camera is engineered to deliver impressive results. Equipped with an enhanced 32.5 Megapixel CMOS (APS-C) sensor, powerful DIGIC 8 image processor and an ISO range of 100-25000 (expandable to 51200), you’ll achieve sharp, detailed images, even in low-light settings. Perfect for fast-moving subjects, the EOS 90D camera features a 45-point cross-type AF system* and EOS iTR AF (face detection) — plus high-speed continuous shooting of up to 10 fps — raising the game for wildlife and motor sports photography enthusiasts. And with stunning uncropped 4K 30p video capability, the EOS 90D documents your travels, events and other milestones in full, wide-angle view. No matter where your photography ventures take you, the EOS 90D proves to be the versatile, all-around SLR camera you didn’t know you were missing. * The number of AF points, cross-type AF points and Dual cross-type AF points vary depending on the lens used.
Fast. Versatile. Impressive. Whether capturing high-speed sporting events or simple, everyday moments, the EOS 90D camera is engineered to deliver impressive results. Equipped with an enhanced 32.5 Megapixel CMOS (APS-C) sensor, powerful DIGIC 8 image processor and an ISO range of 100-25000 (expandable to 51200), you’ll achieve sharp, detailed images, even in low-light settings. Perfect for fast-moving subjects, the EOS 90D camera features a 45-point cross-type AF system* and EOS iTR AF (face detection) — plus high-speed continuous shooting of up to 10 fps — raising the game for wildlife and motor sports photography enthusiasts. And with stunning uncropped 4K 30p video capability, the EOS 90D documents your travels, events and other milestones in full, wide-angle view. No matter where your photography ventures take you, the EOS 90D proves to be the versatile, all-around SLR camera you didn’t know you were missing. * The number of AF points, cross-type AF points and Dual cross-type AF points vary depending on the lens used.
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