The Canon EOS 90D from the outside looks almost identical to the Canon EOS 80D, but it's the internal components and specifications that offer the biggest upgrades, with the new 90D featuring an ...

The Canon EOS 80D was released back in 2016. Three years later, Canon has decided it’s time for an upgrade, and the new EOS 90D brings many improved features, including a higher-resolution sensor.

Just as expected, Canon on Wednesday expanded its camera lineup with a couple of new models for amateur photographers, including the EOS 90D (DSLR) and EOS M6 Mark II (mirrorless). While different in ...

We called the EOS 80D – Canon's mid-range enthusiast-focused DSLR camera – the "mid-range master" when we reviewed the camera back in 2016. Three years on, that camera has been replaced with the ...

Is the touted Canon EOS 90D the most Doctor Frankenstein camera ever, or is the water cooler being trolled? It's hard to tell, but the latest rumored specs for the new system paint a very puzzling ...

The 90D uses an all-new 32.5MP APS-C CMOS sensor: the same one found in the EOS M6 Mark II It uses a 45-point all cross-type AF system for through-the-viewfinder shooting. A new metering sensor allows ...

Canon introduced the new EOS 90D, a marriage between the EOS XD and EOS XXD lines, putting an end, apparently, to years of segmentation. Is this another nail in the DSLR’s coffin? The two new cameras ...

How does Canon’s new DSLR compare with the two cameras it’s replacing? It’s not quite as simple as it looks When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

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In terms of body design, the Canon 90D is not a huge departure from the 80D, and if you’re somebody who likes the look and feel of a reasonably bulky DSLR then you’ll be happy that Canon hasn’t ...

The Canon EOS 90D makes your lenses longer and gives you a staggering number of pixels to play with, making it ideal for wildlife. Why you can trust Live Science Our expert reviewers spend hours ...