The Canon EOS 90D SLR replaces the EOS 80D and is equipped with a new processor alongside a more defined 32.5 Mpx sensor. In addition to this additional power, the EOS 90D fills a certain gap with the arrival of tropicalization.
Points forts
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Good viewfinder.
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Tropicalisation.
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Overall ergonomics.
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Touch screen and ball joint.
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Very good responsiveness.
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Effective autofocus and face detection.
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Video in correct FHD and up to 120 fps.
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Rolling shutter contenu.
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No cropping in 4K.
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Headphone and microphone jack.
Weak points
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Finish which is a bit “tricky”.
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Lack of USB-C / No USB charging.
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No mechanical stabilization.
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Aggressive JPEG processing.
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Limited working latitude.
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Perfectible 4K/UHD video.
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With the EOS 90D, Canon marks a great evolution of the EOS 80D and the progress is not negligible. For example, we can count on fast autofocus, effective face detection or even a construction designed to withstand bad weather. Of course, the increase in the number of pixels should not be forgotten. Despite everything, certain shortcomings are clearly felt, particularly in terms of the quality of JPEGs or the increase in sensitivity that can be improved. 4K/UHD brings with it advantages, but is also a little shy in terms of quality. Finally, the real strength of the EOS 90D lies in its very successful reflex positioning which will appeal to optical sight aficionados. The ergonomics are very good and the case seems ready to accompany you everywhere.
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An alternative
We can criticize it for its narrow optical sight, its autofocus with nine collimators in optical sight, the absence of automatic flash extraction or its very average video mode. But we must still recognize that this EOS 250D has good image quality and above all fast hybrid autofocus. Add to that the ergonomics and user-friendliness of the menus which make the EOS 250D an entry-level SLR perfectly designed for amateurs looking for a scalable product. Its autofocus places it in a better position than Nikon SLRs, but it remains to be seen whether the choice of an SLR is wise given the progress in hybrid cameras.
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