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The Nikon D90 is a reflex camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 12.3 megapixels manufactured from 2008 to 2010 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 200 - 6400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 4.5 FPS x 9 RAW / 100 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 800 €;
199 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Cons:Af not suitable for all sports, suffers a lot in high Iso
Opinion:I worked with a D90 from a photo agency for 4 months in 2010, throughout the summer season I practically merged it, and when I came back I bought a new one. Reason a valid upgrade the transition from the d60 to the D90 allowed you to work more and much better. The D90 is the school ship camera to grow a lot, you can't switch to a Pro model without getting your bones done with the D90. It's a well-combined set of elements that make it a flagship camera, so I recommend it to those who don't want an entry level, but a mid-range REFLEX with good performance. It is a camera that once used the wallpaper because for handling it is convenient for almost everything, I used it for events until I realized that I was squeezing it too much. Excellent file quality, remarkable color depth better than the D300, white balance among the best had, good shooting times but precisely always if you do not have to take sports photos. The D90 is the camera that combines all the improvements from the previous models, not by chance you will find many used but with many shots. A camera made to be used, trips, events, street, I had to replace it with the D300 when it was literally falling apart and I noticed its limits with the Af, which did not hook the filmed subject well. But I still use it for my photography courses, a teacher always.
Pros:read, file quality, commands all at your fingertips, 12mpx
Cons:it doesn't have a big screen but it's okay the photos you see them then on the pc! not tropicalized for those who shoot under the snow
Opinion:it is an honest machine, it does its job and with good optics it also makes good. it's better than the 5000 series of which I had the d5600 that seemed to me with colors too contrasted and above all not have the focus engine that this one has instead. The controls on board the d90 are better arranged and you should not start to sponge in the menu. The color rendering is softer but I mean, in post production you do everything for these little differences. good holiday machine and very good also for macrophotography for crop factor. the 12 mpx are fine with all the optics, if you mount the vintages you go great! Only thing has no exposure meter with vintage optics. The iso estate up to 1000 is fine, so enough for all uses unless you mount the dark 18 55 from XD kit. Even in analog above 800 iso you never went there also because it doesn't make sense!
Pros:All for age, internal motor, double ring, ISO up to 1600, weight, etc....
Cons:fps not really for sports but you live with
Opinion:I bought it back after 6 years for my 5-year-old son after a year with the D50. In 2015 used for 2 marriages with the Sigma af 70-200 f/2.8 EX DG HSM OS up to ISO 1250/1600 and its old files are phenomenal but it is my taste. Excellent Semi-Pro SLR and thanks to the internal motor and double beal I mount the bright and professional D series optics................................ First Marriage https://www.juzaphoto.com/me.php?pg=235593&l=it#iniziopaginagalleria .................. Second Marriage https://www.juzaphoto.com/me.php?pg=235780&l=it#iniziopaginagalleria
Opinion:A car I fell in love with. Since I turned on the display: crisp, contrasted, colorful. Defects (considering that it is a REFLEX from 13 years ago), it has none except for isos: you can really get up by only 2 stops and it can be a problem for some. It has many merits, starting from good rows with really good colors, to battery life to total ergonomics. Now I'm going to try to resell it, but a little reluctantly ;) she was my first companion of adventures and you never let me down.
Pros:The battery lasts a lot, the files are very light of the D300/D300s and Much smaller than the other two that I have been using for many years D300s/D300 - with the D90 I make so many cities, people, monuments, interiors and much more... It has many functions its menus, such as photographing quickly when you are in a hurry...
Cons:For now Nothing... Just the fact that she's a little dated, you don't find monitor covers quickly, you have to make them yourself like in cell phones... For the rest and obvious and a NIKON you can't get hurt...
Opinion:I just took this machine, Used little, well, very few 5900 shots, and including a Target DX 18-55 VR - 3 batteries, with battery charge from USB and current, not a scratch, Registered machine and lens to niTAL a total of 150.00 Great deal... I advise all neophotographers to take it and check the equipment accessories of the manufacturer. I'm getting comfortable, and for the moment everything is OK put right with its functions, small at the same time and very practical to carry around kind of in the city... in parties, restaurants, buses, even to do the shopping, coupled with a DX 35 f/1.8 I have paired it with three goals, a Nikon DX 35 f/1.8 - a Tamron DX 10-24 f/3.5-4.5 and a classic Tamron 18-270 f/3.5-6.3 I hope as a machine, which behaves well as the D5000 - D300 and the D300s have always done that for now the other two machines do their duty and have other goals a Macro and a telegoal... I posted some photos on this D90 are just tests, it does not seem but I have to get used to even the DX 35 f/1.8 for here it takes a little patience, now it seems that you can not go out because of the Coronavirus soon I will post more photos... Greetings to all... (MGNELLO)
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