Nikon D90 Expert Reviews

In conclusion the Nikon D90 is a great camera for beginners and experts alike. A mid-range D-SLR with the quick startup and functionality of a point-and-shoot and high end functionality of any interchangeable lens camera, the D90 is the best of both ...

12.3 megapixel, 3 inch LCD, Active D-lighting, HD capable movie mode, Face detection

If you are in the market for a new digital camera, and you love the ease of

Ladies and gentlemen, the D90 has the best battery life in its class! Since Nikon wasn't using CIPA numbers way back when the D80 was announced, I can't tell you if the D90's numbers are higher or lower than its predecessor.

Like all D-SLRs, there's no memory card in the D90's box, so you'll need to pick one up (if you don't have one already). The camera supports both SD and SDHC memory cards, and I'd recommend starting out with a 2GB card. It's definitely worth spending ...

If you shoot pictures with a digital single-lens reflex (SLR) camera and carry a point-and-shoot for its video capability, then Nikon's D90 might be the camera for you.

Excellent low-light performance ; great image quality ; full feature set ; video

No external mic jack ; rolling shutter problem when shooting video

The real significance of video on a SLR is not the ability to shoot simple YouTube-style clips (though the D90 is quite suitable for that purpose), but the flexibility to use high-quality lenses to get cinematic effects that you can't achieve with a ...

When Nikon released the D90 DSLR, it promised a huge step towards the future of the mid-range digital photography with the release of ...

Similar in many respects to the 10.2 megapixel D80, the Nikon D90 is even more desirable since it benefits from technology developed for the semi-professional DSLRs. The primary improvements include a 12.3 megapixel CMOS (not CCD) sensor and upgraded ...

With a 12.3-megapixel sensor, the Nikon D90 rises to the resolution of the more professional D300. … The Nikon D90 looks like a genuinely excellent camera for the intermediate photographer, and a great choice as a full-featured, light weight body for ...

It's déjà vu all over again. As quaint as it now sounds, the Nikon N90s was the first autofocus 35mm SLR that I owned and I have many fond memories of using and capturing film images with that camera. I wrote a review of the N90s for Shutterbug's long ...

This was the first opportunity I've had with a Nikon D-SLR to see if it had any infrared capture capability, and you'll be gratified (if you care about this stuff) to learn that it has some IR capability when used with an appropriate filter. The front ...

The D90 records 720p HD video and shoots 12 megapixels images at 4.5 FPS up to ISO 6400. Only one other DSLR records video too and it cost about 3 times as much.

The new D90 companion lens, the AF-S DX Zoom-NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR provides a versatile focal length, and the benefits of Nikon Vibration Reduction (VR) image stabilization technology. Nikon VR reduces the image blurring effects of camera ...