The Nikon D90 has a new design. The camera features 12.3 effective megapixels and an Integrated Dust Reduction System. With the Nikon D90, you get 72 thumbnail and calendar view in playback. You will love the image sensor cleaning. Another addition is the new optional compact GPS unit.
Additionally, it does not make a lot of noise. There is a sensitivity range between ISO 200 and 3200. Plus it can be set to the equivalent of ISO 6400. Furthermore, it uses Nikon's comprehensive digital image-processing EXPEED concept.
This camera is highlighted by the first D-SLR movie function. There is also a scene recognition system. This helps to improve autofocus. Plus, there is live view that offers a high-density color LCD featuring 170 degrees ultra-wide viewing angle.
There is a picture control system that provides more options and delivers superior color. On top of that you get active D-Lighting for smooth tone reproduction. Another feature is the Multi-CAM 1000 autofocus sensor module featuring 11 AF points offers fast and precise autofocus coverage across the frame.
Many users love the advanced scene modes. They work by adjusting exposure. Other settings include Picture Control and image processing. The Nikon D90 delivers superior quality.
There are new options that help to improve photos. They include Fisheye and distortion control. The result is better quality photos.
The Nikon D90 delivers 4.5 fps continuous shooting and fast response. As a result, you won't have to wait between taking photos. Thus, you won't miss a photo opportunity. There is also 18mm lens coverage and i-TTL flash control. Take advantage of all the options available for the Nikon D90.
This camera is lightweight and easy to carry with your anywhere. You can take around 850 pictures without having to recharge it. There is a menu that allows users to create slideshows and combine background music with images.
The Nikon D90 has a new sensor and can produce d300 output. Plus, you get Live View with contrast detect. The Nikon D90 features a new shutter and 3D tracking. It is powerful and delivers high quality photos. There is a lot to like about the Nikon D90.
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Canon EOS 50D, Nikon D90 & Sony Alpha A500
We test three DSLRs that give professional standard picture quality at affordable prices- Great build
- Fast frame rate
- Live view
- Large thumbwheel
- Clear
- bright screen
- Smallest body
- Longest lens range
- Good noise control
- Live view
- Punchy colours
- Brilliant noise control
- Articulating screen
- Live view
- Underexposes in difficult light
- Lens could be sharper
- High ISO loses out to Sony
- Soft images at wide angle
- Lost detail in backlit shots
- Overexposes in difficult light
- Dedicated hotshoe system
- Pale flesh tones
Amazing Dslr
I use this camera about every weekend and sometimes during the week and I LOVE IT. Of course if I had the money I would either get the 700 or the D3X (I upgraded to this from a Canon 20D).
Nikon D90 review Review
Like the D80 before it, the Nikon D90 delivers an excellent dSLR for the money. It's the first digital SLR camera with video recording, which is great, especially since it's shot in 1,280x720-pixel motion JPEG at 24fps, giving it a cinematic, high-definition look.- First-rate performance
- Solid
- well-constructed body with good viewfinder
- Video capture capability
- Great photo quality
- Middling kit lens
- Poor HDMI output implementation
Nikon D90
The D90 offers superb kit for the price; it also ably deals with high ISO image noise and is capable of stunning results.
Nikon D90 Review
We can easily recommend the D90 as a top-shelf 2008 D-SLR. Just don't expect it to be the ultimate two-in-one device.- Wonderful quality stills
- minimal noise at high ISOs: great burst mode
- excellent kit lens
- No AF in video mode
Nikon D90
Design If it takes you just a glance or two to tell the latest Nikon and Canon dSLR models apart from their predecessors, you know you're up there in the annals of camera geekdom. Measuring 132mm wide, 103mm tall and 77mm deep, the D90 is the same size as its forebear, the D80 , which remains on...- Brilliantly bright flash
- Great quality stills
- Solid body
- gorgeous screen
- It can take videos if you want
- No autofocus in camcorder mode
- Metering likes blown out highlights
Nikon D90
Budding shutterbugs looking into buying their first D-SLR are often surprised to discover that, despite the digital SLR's many admirable qualities, it lacks one feature that most simple point-and-shoot models these days have: the ability to shoot video.- Solid image quality
- Excellent color fidelity
- Low noise, even at high ISOs
- Shoots HD video
- Controls aren't very intuitive
- Relatively low still-image resolution
- Video features are limited
Nikon D90 review
All things considered, the Nikon D90 is a very capable camera. At its present asking price it offers fair value for the consumer interested in aiming their image-making sights higher.
Nikon D90
There are two ways to look at the Nikon D90. It is either a Nikon mid-range DSLR or a DSLR with movie recording capability. The good news is that, whichever way we look at it, this is an excellent DSLR.- Lower image noise than most competing DSLRs
- Fast except for live-view focusing
- Better than average dynamic range
- Reliable metering
- Limited movie mode in a DSLR
- Good ergonomics with comprehensive controls
- Top-notch LCD display
- Great Battery-Life
- Solid build quality
- In-camera RAW conversion
- Noticeable NR softness starting at ISO 800
- Poor white-balance under artificial light
- ISO only selectable in 1/3 stops
- Focus misses in low-light
- Auto ISO deep in menu
- remains active in M mode
- Some control oddities
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Nikon D90 review
All things considered, the Nikon D90 is a very capable camera. At its present asking price it offers fair value for the consumer interested in aiming their image-making sights higher.
