I've used the 90D every week for the last 3 years. Here are my thoughts on purchasing one in 2024 based on my experience. Canon 90D On Amazon (This is my affiliate link) amzn.to/49AcWDE Insta: / col_abel
I used a T3i and T5i body for video work over the last 10 years. Only need 2 lenses for 90% of my shoots (Sigma 30mm 1.4 & Sigma 10-20mm ultra wide) Just picked up the 90D with the 18-135mm. The auto focus is SO much faster!!! Thought about going "all in" on the Sony AS7 III system but balked when saw how much $$$ it would cost to fully update the lenses as well. APS-C lenses are DIRT CHEAP now and the 90D is a nice upgrade to compliment my investment in older APS-C lenses. As a bonus... software like Topaz Video AI can be used for final edit upscaling and frame rate conversion. This allow me to maintain a 1080p workflow and use the software to convert the final edit to 4K without having to deal with the data management & processing headaches of large 4K native files. Sure, I'd love to work in 4K all the time, but its such a pain in the ass. 1080p is way smoother and quicker.
I bought this camera 2 yrs ago. Was not satisfied with its image quality so, sold it out. My goto camera for wildlife photography are 1DIV, 5DIII & 7D. For other puposes, I use 40D, 5D Classic and 5DII. BTW, I'm DSLR forever. Thank you for the video.
I love my 90D, it's an absolute beast for wildlife and bird photography. Unfortunately, the writing is on the wall for Canon dslr cameras. Its not that there is anything wrong with the gear (personally I love all my dslr's) but as the years go by, Canon will simply discontinue service parts for ef lenses and dslr cameras so that when they break, malfunction or date, you will not be able to get them repaired or serviced. I have an old ef 24 - 70 mm f2.8 i L lens. The glass is perfect but the autofocus is shot and it gives me error readings. I took it to Canon to be repaired, but since the parts are discontinued, they just won't help me and I have to throw what was an expensive lens at the time into the dustbin. I think that ultimately, this is what will happen to their entire dslr range and to the ef lenses. For us, "average Joe's", investing in camera bodies and lenses is not a cheap exercise. I find it extremely frustrating that having invested so heavily in dslr camera bodies and ef lenses and having at last built up a fairly respectable camera bag, that Canon has just decided to press gang all of us into its mirrorless mania. It is for this reason that if I was buying my first camera today, I would go mirrorless and begin a collection of rf lenses.
Was going to get the R5 but I decided to go with another 90D. The 90d megapixels is great for run and gun. These days with all these new cameras options with 4k and 8k remind me of ev cars with all these options to go any and everywhere. However when you get to 90% of the charging stations when you pull up the just don't work. If you are doing a lot of youtube and weddings a lot of the new cameras are just overkill. 8K REALLY 4k has not even been mastered. When facebook or youtube gets a hold of it the content on these new cameras the videos are simply compressed down shelling out 5-10 k for a camera when dealing with mostly average couple weddings who are on budgets is just not ideal. Where are they doing to store the space with all those big files lol The 90 D is a great camera for all your photography needs. I have some great lenses for it. Great content and video Collin. Thank you
I've had my Canon EOS 90D for almost 3 years and I still believe this is a one of a kind DSLR to have in your collection! I learned a lot from using this camera. I was a bit hesitant at first, but once I understood the basics of photography and benefits of using the EOS 90D I can say it made me more confident to use it more often!
Nice video, Collin. I have a 90D, and for video, I mainly use it for talking head videos for my work. I'd like to get further into video on the hobby side. It's also a pretty good camera for photography too. By the way, there's no way I'll ever drop $5k on a camera.
I think this is a very misleading video. I don't mean to offend you. You seem very well informed about the 90D and people interested in this particular camera get a good overview. But calling it a 2024 Review and not even comparing it to the modern mirrorless options, seems very fishy to me. While the 90D was and for people who bought it, when it released, still is a great camera, buying one in 2024 for around 1100€ here in Germany, while there are far superior mirrorless bodys, that outplay the 90D in pretty much every aspect (like the R10 for around the same price, or the R7 for a little bit more) except for maybe the battery runtime in photo mode, is just not a good investment in my eyes, especially since EF glass works flawlessly and performs even better on the RF mount, than on old EF Cameras in some cases with the quite cheap adapter.
@@goldenfrog6EsCoSesAgreed!! I am looking to purchase a 90D to replace my ancient 60D since 2011. I do mostly outdoor and macro photography and own various cameras. I dont want a mirrorless camera , I want something I am familiar with but with a few extras like hyperlapse, photo stacking and focus peaking.
@@carloscanizares4699 Why though? Due to nostalgia? I mean that's a legit reason for people to stick to old tech 🤷♀ Kinda like driving manual transmission cars.
@@2bsure So you want the modern features of a mirrorless, but also for it to go clippidiclap sometimes. I can somewhat relate. Was missing the loud banging sound of the mirror assembly at first. But I got an R7 later, which is almost louder than my last SLRs, so that got the sound covered funnily enough 😂
I want a dslr camera I've decided it's going to be a used Canon 90d (possibly nikon d500) but they are still so expensive for a 2018 (6 year old) camera.
It's great for live streaming. Get the elgato and it will use that micro HDMI port with clean HDMI out. I love my 90D and don't use it as much as I should.
Dude, I just bought a 90D, I'm from Brazil and here access to technology in the filament area is very difficult due to high taxes, and I feel more confident with your video, you end up seeing other professionals with 10x more equipment expensive and you don't think there will be space for you.. thanks for reassuring me
I've just bought the 90d and yes it is a superb piece of kit and has many better functions than a mirror less camera and I know many people who have returned to the 90d from mirror less cameras as they have many problems from lines on the images to over heating..yep fantastic piece of kit
Have the 90D and have no complaints, just purchased the mirrorless R7 and love the upgrades it offers however my 90D will still remain in my bag as well...
I have a 90D. It was an upgrade from my 70D. Love it aside from the slight focusing issue which can be dialed in easily. I have the R7 and it is now my go to camera.
A), not everybody wants a mirrorless camera, and B), photography is an expensive hobby. Not everybody wants to be updating their camera body every couple of years or so.
@@goldenfrog6EsCoSes lol! Sure, A) if you can't afford one, then so be it! Get a better Job or Find a cheaper Hobby! I hear LEGOS are fun! B) If you do it for a LIVING, then you want to invest in Better equipment with more features that will save you time. Mirrorless are BETTER, hands down!! DSLRs are just around the corner from being Obsolete! Period!
@@-WhizzBang- What a stupid, and rude, response. I may not have your millions, but I have manners. Your money can't buy those. By the way, not all of us are profesional photographers, and have no interest in being so. I imagine, with your arrogance, you consider us inferior beings.
