The Canon EOS 90D SLR replaces the EOS 80D and is equipped with a new processor with a more detailed 32.5 Mpx sensor. In addition to this extra power, the EOS 90D fills a particular void with the advent of tropicalization.
Points forts
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Good viewfinder.
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Tropical
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Overall ergonomics.
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Touch screen and ball joint.
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Very nice response.
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Effective autofocus and face detection.
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Video in true FHD and up to 120 fps.
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Rolling shutter.
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There is no cropping in 4K.
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Headphone and microphone jack.
Weak points
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Finish that is a little “hard”.
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Lacks USB-C / No USB charging.
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No mechanical stability.
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Aggressive JPEG processing.
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Limited working latitude.
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Perfect 4K/UHD video.
With the EOS 90D, Canon marks a great evolution of the EOS 80D and the progress is remarkable. For example, we can count on fast autofocus, effective face detection or even a build designed to withstand bad weather. Of course, the increase in the number of pixels should not be forgotten. Despite everything, some shortcomings are clearly noticeable, especially regarding the quality or sensitivity of JPEGs that could be improved. 4K/UHD brings with it advantages, but is also a bit shy in terms of quality. Finally, the real strength of the EOS 90D lies in its highly successful reflex positioning that will appeal to optical vision enthusiasts. The ergonomics are great and the case seems ready to accompany you everywhere.
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An alternative
We can criticize its narrow field of view, its autofocus with nine collimators in the optical viewfinder, the absence of automatic flash ejection or its very average video mode. But we must still admit that this EOS 250D has good image quality and above all a fast hybrid autofocus. Add to that the ergonomics and user-friendliness of the menus that make the EOS 250D an entry-level SLR perfectly designed for enthusiasts looking for an expandable product. Its autofocus puts it in a better position than Nikon SLRs, but it remains to be seen whether the SLR is a wise choice given the advances in hybrid cameras.
