Nikon D90 Review
Nothing can surpass Nikon D90’s exceptional abilities in its highly competitive price range. Most camera reviews would chorus in saying that this model could match that of Canon 50D in some aspects while offering a much more affordable price and would definitely outdo the Canon XSi which is a little bit cheaper but lags far behind Nikon’s gadgetry. And why not? Nikon D90 prides itself as the world’s first SLR camera capable of recording high definition resolution videos!
Aside from such a one of a kind feature, Nikon has greatly improved what the intermediate photographer market is looking for in its D80 predecessor—high optical quality kit lenses that are far better than any kit lenses available in the market today. Add that to its excellent high-ISO performance without compromising image quality and you get yourself a fully featured advanced user camera that is not set to intimidate novices.
So enough about highly technical gadget reviews, Nikon D90 caters entry level photographers and hobbyists with an excellent user interface. To those who have just decided to switch from their full frame SLR camera to join the digital world, Nikon D90 offers manual viewfinding. It has an eye sensor which automatically turns off LCD displays whenever you bring the camera close to your eye. Its comfortable grip makes it friendly to everyone of all hand shapes and sizes. The function buttons are cleverly placed for easy manipulation and convenience. Aside from that, playback zoom and other options refreshes quickly while scrolling captured images. It also allows you to do some in-camera retouch and image adjustments that are actually functional.
Nikon D90 is a well-rounded digital SLR worthy of 5-star camera reviews. It has everything that both advanced and aspiring photographer needs—and so much more.
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