basically, after 50D canon midrange cameras were divided into 2 categories. the proline including 7D and its successor and consumer line including 60,70, 80 D. Nikon did the same thing too with D300 and D500 for pros and then D6000, 6100 and 6200 for consumers.
I am getting it, plain and simple. I am a stills only shooter and I think the specs are excellent. However, having said that, I can also see it as being my very last DSLR. In a few years time, mirrorless tech will be even more mature and I will be able to take my own sweet time to decide whether to go mirrorless with Canon or jump ship to Sony.
A good brief overview, Gordon! Thanks. If I were still in Canon, my heart would break with all the caveats or cippling to use this camera. Since I am with Sony for about 3-4 years now, I don't have those anxiety anymore. As far as Canon goes, this may be the last DSLR releases. Most likely no more 7D-3 either. Maybe one more xxxxD or SL2 type in the next 6 months just to cover the low end DSLR. I had the m6-1 for only 3 months. Got it for U$540 only with kit lens. But was not happy with it. So I sold it. Though the m6-2 will have many improvements, I think, even the upcoming a6200 from Sony will be better overall. But it's just tomorrow and we will know. Well, I think being one of the respected reviewers, you ALREADY KNOW! :) So, i hope you have something for us on that! :)
@@jeetshah2913 I would be, too. I sold all my apsc gear along with a body( 8 lenses). Despite the theories no matter which sensor you have , a photo might be the same, I personally FEEL the difference. I have never complained on 70D, but 6Dm2 is a higher level, whatsoever. I' d never switch back.
I love the Canon line and this camera would be LIGHTYEARS of an upgrade to the current camera that I have through Canon. I will say that my Rebel has served me well and I will definitly keep that camera as a good backup camera.
All of the comments complaining about this 90D DSLR lacking this or that video features don't phase me. If I wanted a video cam, I'd shop for a video cam and not a DSLR... I mean technically, video cameras were all mirrorless before "mirrorless" became a "thing", so it's hilarious some folks want to gripe about this DSLR being only a halfway decent video cam and thus not worth buying. LOL I could complain that most video cams can't take great stills like DSLR's can, but would y'all videographers care? Ya, I didn't think so, and vice versa, because I actualy think this camera will be a really nice upgrade from my 70D and I can keep all my current Canon glass, because when it comes to photography, it has some kick-ass specs over my 70D. So after selling my 70D and keeping all my Canon glass, this is a solid upgrade deal for me.
It is a seemingly excellent upgrade to the 80D and may well signal that we are not ever getting an upgrade to the 7D MkII but I think the point you are making with regard to a future upgrade to this 90D is one worth making because it must take a few years to develop a new/upgraded model. Given the falling volumes in camera sales which Canon has predicted better than most, the switch must be to higher value camera systems and for Canon that will be the R series with likely the M series holding the lower/middle ground, it will be my DSLRs that get the chop but in a sense, does that matter ? Whilst for dedicated followers of fashion, the latest and greatest is a "must", I am quite sure that my 5DS and 7D MkII plus my EF lens collection will keep me going for a few years yet plus loads of second hand bargins to be had :)
And the 80d is selling for just $709 since last week. I don't see too many people going to 90d. I'd either choose the 80 or go straight to the R series.
If Canon wants to hold their customers, they should focus on full frame cameras. For example, a budget full frame EOS 200D to keep the millions of EF lens owners. Skip all these APS-C DSLR's.
@Malcolm Reynolds The EF lenses can be used, but most of them don't really cut it on APS-C cameras. I want full format and that not only in the class above 1500. If I have to invest into a new lens system I'll change the system. It's that easy.
@Malcolm Reynolds Most of the extra cost for full format DSLR nowadays stems from the extra features such a magnesium casing. A EOS 200D with full format sensor would cost less than USD 100 more.
I don't get why people complain about lacking 24fps... Just transcode with interpolation if you want it that bad. And why would YOU want 24 fps anyway?
If you are making money off of photography, why gimp yourself with this kind of crap? If you really need to go for crop sensor, there is nothing that can beat the Sony A6600 at this point, save maybe an XT3. You'll also find much better lenses at a better price point than trying to get into Canons L series lenses.
Lots of nice features here, but the exclusion of 24p makes this a non-starter. I’d much rather use the Canon M50, which came out before Canon started intentionally crippling their cameras without explanation.
The 90D looks good, and would be a good second, (first) camera to use with the 6Dmk2. I love the 120fps in 1080p, which is something I've always needed for music videos, but have had to wangle the 720p to get it... Definite upgrade for my two 70ds, and 7D mk1.
But is the uncropped video really 4K? If you pause the video at 5:44 you'll see the menu option for enabling cropped 4K, and it displays this warning: "When using 4K movie cropping, camera temp becomes too high both when shoot. and in standby. Movie rec. may not be possible." If overheating is a problem when shooting 4K cropped, how could the camera shoot 4K UNcropped without melting down? There was talk last week (after the leaks) that the uncropped 4K is really just upscaled from a lower resolution, and this menu warning seems to back that up.
What bugs me is that they're still putting the ports on the same side as the hinge for the screen. It gets in the way of viewing the screen when you point it forward. Why not put the SD card there? After all, you never open that while shooting.
Doesn't the M50 have the Digic 8 processor and 24p in both HD and 4K? The lack of 24p seems to be intentional to prevent customers from using their consumer products for certain pro work.
Gordon. i'm a long time fan of your reviews. i appreciate very much your tests specifically on the silent mode of previous cameras. i'm a concert / theater shooter who will benefit from this feature. i'd really love and need to know how the 90D fairs in this respect. Thank you and more power.
the 90D does have a silent electronic shutter option when shooting in live view, but if the subject or camera is moving, you will see skewing. I'll demo that in my final review.
I'm glad I bought an 80D last year. The headline specs for the 90D imply it might be a better camera for my purposes but costs almost twice as much as the 80D at the moment and I won't be buying one unless prices come down significantly. Yes launch prices are always higher due to supply and demand but the value proposition isn't there. Camera manufacturers seem to have been hiking prices on entry and mid range gear while simultaneously crying about a shrinking market. I always buy towards the end of a product's cycle - the limitations and issues with a model are much better known by then and the price is lower. It might be my next Canon camera...in 2021. In the mean time I look forward to the full review. How deep is the buffer? How long before it fills at 10fps?
If you think uncropped 4k is a huge upgrade from the 80D bear in mind that the 80D is 3.5 years old. I'd really like to try this for birds and sports, my EosR is falling short.
No better body materials.. No dual card slot.. Not a superb apsc lens selection.. Fuji xh1/xt3 seems again more appealing at the same price point. Why they just won't release a full Apsc mirrorless into 90D body with dual card??? It w'd be a total deal breaker, but I think they want to not depreciate full frame, eos rp and all dslr consumer cameras.. The camera market.. Ah 🙄 always a step ahead
Hey men which is best for non professional use.. Just for travel stills. My budget 1000 usd My outlist - canon 80 d - fujifilm xt30 - canon 200d - sony a 6400 Or any your suggestion apart from these under my budget Plz suggest best for me... Im buying for first time for just home use.. travel and my kids photography
They're all good choices, but my favourite for stills only would be the X-T30 - really nice results out of camera, and a nice compact body with some great lenses. Do make sure you can get it with some good lenses though - starting with the XF 18-55mm.
I have the 200d for a year, shoot 20k shots with it and im happy with it but from your list i would go for the xt 30 problably, the 200d doesnt have the "best" dynamic range and build quality. But every camera has his advantages and disavantages soo you need to see what works for you. Always prioritize good lens over a good body, thats my advice.
Hey Gordon , I love your style of reviewing cameras. You are very knowledge and effective! I want to upload some really top quality videos made in my home office onto my TH-cam channel. I am going to be sitting on a sofa explaining a new product and at times picking up presentation documents from the coffee table in front of me to show the audience. Ideally the camera should be 6 to 7 feet away from my face. Furniture in the room is modern chrome and glass with a light gray (fabric) sofa and colorful cushions on it. Walls are off white with a painting on the wall behind me situated a little off to the side. My maximum budget for the camera (including lens) is $1500. Since I'm naturally an animated person and will be picking up documents to show from the coffee table quite often I am assuming the camera should have a fast autofocus. I need to project a sophisticated image so I'd like the camera to have true to life colors and high resolution. Would you kindly recommend a good camera for this project? Thanks. Mark
Hi Mark, glad you enjoy my reviews! You've provided good detail there and there's two brands that will do the autofocus you desire: Sony and Canon. I would suggest a model with a screen that faces forward, although if you are shooting from a tripod, you don't need built-in stabilisation. I use a Sony A6400, which has great quality 1080 and 4k video, great AF and a screen that flips up to face you, but NOT built-in stabilisation so if you film handheld, you will need a lens with OIS. If you want nice blurry effects, you'll need a lens with a small f-number, but that's not too long. I use the Sony e 24mm f1.8, but you could also try the Sigma 16mm f1.4 DC DN or 30mm f1.4 DC DN which will be cheaper. The focal length will depend on your distance and how much you want in the view. Also budget for a good microphone. PS - if you're ordering online, please consider going via my price check links here or on my reviews at cameralabs.com thanks!
@@cameralabs Thanks Gordon! You are the best. I shall go and check out the products you have recommended right now and let you know how it goes. Cheers
my wait for a canon camera with tilting screen and dual card slots continues. I have said for years it would be nice for them to bring out a grip that has a second card slot in it for cameras such as this.
Excellent review. Expecting to know about the f8 and f11 capabilities of this camera- related to teleconvertor combatability. According to Canon, their Eos R and Eos RP have these capabilities!!. Request to include this point in your final review.
Thanks Gordon! Great work... I’d be interested to know what the Iso performance is like, auto focus and buffer. I am looking to upgrade my 7dii... I hope you can cover all this and hopefully make a direct comparison in your in depth review video. Thanks again👍
I've been looking for a new camera and this one ticks all the boxes. The Super Kit is going for NZ$2,799 which is cheaper than Sony kit equivalents. It has better stabilization and night time performance and a better menu and bigger lens and higher pixel count than the RX 100VII and A6400. Will mainly want to use it for 4k videos with, yay... no crop and 30fps and 24fps. And a great flip out screen which won't obstruct external mics. I'm saving up for one probably get one in about 3 months time. Good video!
Love your videos, you say the joystick is a first for double digital DSLRs but this feature was available before the 60D so really just reintroducing an old feature.
Best, and you have to forget the fact that it is not full frame. It has 32,5 MP, very goodf AF and a RAW-system that it can be corrected very well. Even if the sky looks a bit bright you can make an awesome orange sky with camera raw. :)
I think this is a amazing camera from Canon. Iam excited for the first test with this cam for example Image quality and dynamic. If they will much better as the 80D? Thanks for this interessting Video! Greetings.
I wouldn't buy one of these until some more reviews are out and they have a firmware update (as usual) fixed at the factory or at least available for download. Canon makes great cameras but like every other brand, their brand new units always have some small glitches that need ironed out.
I have an 80D and I love this new 90D but when I upgrade towards the end of the year, I'm going to go ahead and go full frame. As you grow as a photographer, you can't run but for so long from the full frame.
Full width 4k with DPAF sounds great! I did hear though that it's not true 4K? I'm hoping this is incorrect, but even if it's upscaled it will be an improvement. Many thanks for the review Gordon :)
Ok decisions. Upgrade my already great 70D with high mileage with an 80D or 7DMk2 now. I usually stay a genetation behind on bodies because they can be had virtually unused and cheaper but this one....what is the price?
So there is no IBIS, no 4k with higher framerate, no dual sd card, no zoom in HD like sony but crop in the video and no GPS as 6D mkii. Technology and knowledge is here, I don't understand why Canon not stepping forward from the competition. Its a nice camera but for 2017 or 2018. Is it because they aim to a 7d mkIII or they will have something superwow in their 5D series ?
@@cameralabs that reintroduction of joystick is a good change but what I find funny about Canon's stupidity is presence of micro-B USB connector on this camera.
Not a big issue, but it's not the first joystick on a double digit camera as they had them up until the Canon 50D. The 60D was the first double digit camera not to have one.
Why not get the eosrp? The body is $1300, it’s full frame Mirrorless. I feel like this is just a little to late really. For an average consumer it will be fine though.
I think it's time we admitted that camera technology has reached a plateau for still images. 4K video still has some room for growth (since hardly anybody owns a 4K TV large enough to make any difference (or a PC capable of processing the files)). If you are taking bad images on a Canon 80D..or 70D... then I'm afraid the 90D won't help you. Clearly if you want a new APSC Canon camera then the 90D will offer superb results, but I see absolutely no point in upgrading to it from an 80D (or even a 70D really). My recommendation would be the Canon M50. It's an 80D in a tiny and cheap body. Add the Viltrox Speedbooster and you have a full-frame look in a tiny body.... for half the price of a 90D. If it's high quality 4K video that interests you then Canon dropped the ball on that a while back.
This has been touted as the new "Flagship Crop" from Canon but it does fall short of the 7D mkII on many levels, back to single processor from 2, back to single card slot from 2, smaller buffer in continuous 58 jpegs from 113, fewer focal point at 45 down from 65, weather sealing, loss of 24p in video, and the list goes on. It may be that Canon figures most who would buy this camera aren't aware of all that they would be losing if they didn't already have and make use of these feature on the 7D mkII, but for those who do, calling it an upgrade is a bit disappointing. Great review I think I might still consider it for video but at that point no HD 120p or any 24p at all, again not really what I would call a flagship.
I know what you mean. I don't think Canon are suggesting it is an official upgrade from the 7D II, but since few of us expect a 7D Mark III, it does have to fill some boots - or at least overlap a bit.
The return of the joystick will be welcome, present on the 20D through to 50D and AWOL since the 60D, likely to coincide with the 7D. They seem to have run out of 2 digit numbers, 95D? Whether there will be a DSLR market in 2022 remains to be seen, but I don't think the DSLR is dead, just an option, I can't speak of others bu the EVF lag on the M series is a problem for fast action. I really like the M50, but it's not great for panning action.
actually the joystick was a feature of some of the early xxD models, just looking at the shelf of retired cameras the D30 and D60 didn't come with it, (and I believe the 10D didn't but never owned that one) but the 20D, 30D and 40D came with it... as do I believe did the 50D it was Canon's choice to exclude this feature on the 60D (and the later 70D and 80D) was the primary reason that had me holding off on upgrading (and eventually shifting to full frame 5Div) that's how much I didn't want to go back to a body that didn't have one.
Yes you're right and I will be mentioning this in my final review. I did review all of those models, but forgot about what they'd taken out before they put it back in again!
@@Phobos_Deimos No, legitimate sites. The sales are to liquidate the 80d stock since it is now an "older model" with the release of the 90d. This just happened a couple weeks ago. The lowest 80d before that was just under $900.
@@davidmiller4594 Exactly.. Canon has been selling most of their DSLRS for cheaper prices. I almost bought the 80D because the price was so good but wanted to wait for this way too expensive model. For $1299, you can get a full frame with the 6D mii or the full frame mirrorless RP at $1299.I just can't see myself spending this much money on an APSC sized camera. 45 focal points, 10 fps, digic 8, which has already been available on the M50,T7i, 77D,etc. for quite some time now. It's almost as if they shoot themselves in the foot on purpose! I have waited over a year for these 2 camera's because I am a Canon lover but this is not at all what I expected from the M6 mii or the 90D. I don't want to switch to Sony because their lenses cost a fortune so I need to decide if I want to go full frame or go with the 80D but no Digic 8. It doesn't make THAT much of a difference.
@@buddah610 I have the 80d and it's been great when I got it for work. Sony lenses are expensive but so are Nikon and Canon if you go mirrorless. I'd say go full frame if your spending over $1k. If you're worried about lens pricing, just rent them and make money off them to afford them. The RF 24-240 is $900 for a zoom lens that you can get the Tamron 18-400 for about $600.
put 24fps and were good. Common Canon. Listen to almost every-ones feedback on the matter. Imagine the excitement if they put IBIS and 24p... "All I want is the perfect camera...."
Great first look video - I have been sick to death of the rumour mill over the past two weeks. Now we see it for real. A little disappointed that Canon did not include in body stabilization, but you can't get everything for the price. It is a bit cheaper than I expected - will need to see some of your more in depth reviews before I would consider changing up from my 80D! Cheers for the video. Did you notice if it still comes with all of the useless menu garbage like scene modes and effects on the main dial? Seems like the custom functions have disappeared?
Really can’t decide if I should get the 90D or 6d mark ii. I currently have the rebel t3i so either of those two cameras is an upgrade for me! I do mostly portraits especially for seniors and couples in natural lights. I don’t really care about videography. HELP?! Thanks!🙌🏼
That was a really wellmade first look. Thank you, Gordon. And now for a bit of a rant - Like so many other I have been waiting for Canon to add 4K video to their double digit EOS cameras. And now it's finally here and it's uncroppped full sensor output. Hooray! But WHY oh why have they taken away 24P and 25P recording modes!? That makes NO sense for a camera that had the potential to be the new darling among video shooters! WHY must we be limited to this bizarre American framerate of 29.97 frames per second?? Argh, Canon! Are you trying to shoot your own feet on purpose?
I have the 80d and I have been waiting to upgrade to the 90d but I don't feel that the improvements are so amazing as to make me upgrade. I like the 10fps instead of the 7fps in the 80d but at 7fps, I have never felt that I needed more than that.... the more fps, the more pictures to review after shooting..... From all the upgrades the one I like the most is the implementation of the Bluetooth antenna to have the camera always connected to my phone. It seems that now it will be possible to transfer RAW files to phones faster and automatically, improving workflow when having to use apps like Lightroom for quick edits on the go. It will be easier to use my phone as a control remote for my camera because it will be easier to connect. Honestly, this is what I like the most... It seems that the shutter speed was upgraded to 1/160000 of a second and I am wondering what possibilities this will open to shoot fast-moving objects. However, I am not sure if this is enough for me to upgrade, and it is sad to me that every time Canon releases a new camera, I have the same underwhelming feeling of the new camera release.
Thanks for this review and all the other ones. Thanks for the six reasons to chose Mirrorless over DSLR. Definitely, once the RF System is mature (Lenses + Camera), I have the feeling Canon will let go EF, EF-S and EF-M as well. With the market shrinking I can't imagine camera companies not deciding to offer less cameras (less mounts / less systems) in the future. Probably Canon, Nikon to keep up in the mirrorless world, will just try a least to have they DSLR users move to the new mature mirrorless systems (Promotion, upgrade, Buy back DSLR gears and replace them with new RF/Z System). There is a clear rush for RF and Z systems. Will do the same thing as well later. I have the 90D and EOS200D. RF, Z: Those mounts are big enough to probably squeeze a Medium Format sensor like Sony did with their mirrorless FF E mount. I checked your channel and realized it's over 10 years, the last time you reviewed a Pentax/Ricoh Gear. Was wondering was you think of the Pentax K-1 Mark II. www.ricoh-imaging.co.jp/english/products/k-1-2/ I have the feeling this camera is the only DSLR offering Sensor stabilizer and High Res / Pixel Shift. What's the future for Ricoh/Pentax DSLR in a more and more mirrorless world?
This camera is a good upgrade for someone who owns a 70D or older camera, and has a big selection of lenses already. For new adopters, I would thing investing in mirrosless would be a better option.
Is this camera a good camera for hired photography for weddings, modeling, events, and such? Can I use this to add to my company services just to get me started?
Gordon, have you had a chance to examine color reproduction? Imaging-resource's studio scene shows less saturation in raw (via Adobe Lighroom/Standard color) especially in the red hues. Also, how's the shutter sound/noise vs. 80D's shutter?
@stupidfresh305 thanks so much for the advice! If I wanted to upgrade from the rebel, what is the intermediate/advanced models, like something with higher ISO's?
deal breaker - there is no body image stabilization. you are primarily stuck with canon IS lens, most sigma lenses such as the Art series don't come with OS feature too.
I’ll be upgrading my camera from the T3i, which I had for almost 7-8 years or so. This camera caught my eye, I was intrigued by the high (er) megapixels for the price. Do you think it would be a good step up from the T3i? I think would be waiting forever for a 5D V. I read your post about the best DSLR cameras. The 6D ii also caught my attention from that aspect. Just undecided. I like to shoot little clips and I’m into portrait photography and landscapes. Also. I see a lot around the Internet talking about how disappointed they are in not integrating 24fps. But they integrated 25fps. What’s the difference, that 1fps is going to change drastically? I just know my way around a camera, not big on the technical side of things. Just curious as to why that’s an issue to some people? Should I be concerned over it when making my decision or?
Hi Gordon what do you think of the performans of the 90D instead of the 7D Mark II for sports? I was thinking to buy the 7D Mark II but now they bring out the 90D, so I don't know which one I should buy?
Had the worst after sales customer experience with Canon Singapore and I have ever since never used, or bought their products for personal use. Sure, they make cool stuff... what's the point in spending thousands and have the worst experience when you send your equipment for servicing?
I have decided to sit on the fence with my 5 year old 70D and work to improve my composition and editing skills for now.
Same here
@@bihaanicreations4537 i to still shoot with a 70D BUT i'm getting 5Dmrk4 and the canon 90d canon forever but thats just me .
kRx md good idea!
You are a genius. Great great decision
Nemesis King same here. Have the 70D as my second body to the 5D4. Definitely upgrading to the 90D.
I remember that 50D had joystick, but had been removed since 60D.
I know, good to have it back, right?!
basically, after 50D canon midrange cameras were divided into 2 categories. the proline including 7D and its successor and consumer line including 60,70, 80 D.
Nikon did the same thing too with D300 and D500 for pros and then D6000, 6100 and 6200 for consumers.
"A first for double digit Canon EOS DSLR's" 🤔
Removing 24p is NOT because of Digic 8. The M50 handles it just fine.
Yeah I know, I'm just trying to understand what it might be, since Canon won't reveal why!
@@cameralabs This is why they want you to buy this one th-cam.com/video/dmzICrf5dbM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the detailed information. Waiting for your full review. No crop at 4K this is my next camera.
An outstanding Hands-on review as usual.
Thanks a lot Gordon, for sharing it so soon!!!
You're welcome!
I am getting it, plain and simple. I am a stills only shooter and I think the specs are excellent. However, having said that, I can also see it as being my very last DSLR. In a few years time, mirrorless tech will be even more mature and I will be able to take my own sweet time to decide whether to go mirrorless with Canon or jump ship to Sony.
This was definitely a nice pre-review with specs and comparison. I'l look forward to your field trials, and image comparison videos in the future!
A good brief overview, Gordon! Thanks.
If I were still in Canon, my heart would break with all the caveats or cippling to use this camera. Since I am with Sony for about 3-4 years now, I don't have those anxiety anymore. As far as Canon goes, this may be the last DSLR releases. Most likely no more 7D-3 either. Maybe one more xxxxD or SL2 type in the next 6 months just to cover the low end DSLR.
I had the m6-1 for only 3 months. Got it for U$540 only with kit lens. But was not happy with it. So I sold it. Though the m6-2 will have many improvements, I think, even the upcoming a6200 from Sony will be better overall. But it's just tomorrow and we will know. Well, I think being one of the respected reviewers, you ALREADY KNOW! :)
So, i hope you have something for us on that! :)
Love your reviews
Dude....do 90D review, make Sony laugh lmao 😂😂😂
Thanks Manny! Hope to see you soon!
Thanks so much for the review video! Amazing data bandwidth at 10fps, 32.5MP per frame, and tracking AF too! Wow!!!
Although I switched from 70D to 6Dm2 and I do not regret, I consider 90D a great camera !
marioplus321 I am confused between 6Dii and 90D. Which one to buy?
@@jeetshah2913 I would be, too. I sold all my apsc gear along with a body( 8 lenses). Despite the theories no matter which sensor you have , a photo might be the same, I personally FEEL the difference. I have never complained on 70D, but 6Dm2 is a higher level, whatsoever. I' d never switch back.
Still using my trusty 40d. If it wasn't for the mega pixels (8), I'd never want to upgrade. Perhaps it's time as it does sound a beast.
Did you notice that they have now implemented the spot AF?. Something that i found really lacked on the 80D
@Ti Lav the very small focus squares. Useful for pin point precise focus
@@orca2162 nope
one of the best camera reviewer ever ! :)
thanks!
No IBIS for the 90D means that my 80D will provide me with another year of service before I consider upgrading.
But it has digital is. It works well if you are a video guy.
@@Slanzro I shoot mostly wildlife stills.
@@Slanzro Its a "fake stabilization" that deteriorates the video quality, I have it in 6D mkII, never used.
I love the Canon line and this camera would be LIGHTYEARS of an upgrade to the current camera that I have through Canon. I will say that my Rebel has served me well and I will definitly keep that camera as a good backup camera.
Perfect! I still use my 8Mp Rebel XT, even having a 70D. Very good an sharp images!
I have just ordered a 90D body to replace my 10 year old 50D. Looking forward to it.
Nice one, and as a side-note, you neatly skipped all the models which didn't have an AF joystick!
All of the comments complaining about this 90D DSLR lacking this or that video features don't phase me. If I wanted a video cam, I'd shop for a video cam and not a DSLR... I mean technically, video cameras were all mirrorless before "mirrorless" became a "thing", so it's hilarious some folks want to gripe about this DSLR being only a halfway decent video cam and thus not worth buying. LOL I could complain that most video cams can't take great stills like DSLR's can, but would y'all videographers care? Ya, I didn't think so, and vice versa, because I actualy think this camera will be a really nice upgrade from my 70D and I can keep all my current Canon glass, because when it comes to photography, it has some kick-ass specs over my 70D. So after selling my 70D and keeping all my Canon glass, this is a solid upgrade deal for me.
It is a seemingly excellent upgrade to the 80D and may well signal that we are not ever getting an upgrade to the 7D MkII but I think the point you are making with regard to a future upgrade to this 90D is one worth making because it must take a few years to develop a new/upgraded model. Given the falling volumes in camera sales which Canon has predicted better than most, the switch must be to higher value camera systems and for Canon that will be the R series with likely the M series holding the lower/middle ground, it will be my DSLRs that get the chop but in a sense, does that matter ? Whilst for dedicated followers of fashion, the latest and greatest is a "must", I am quite sure that my 5DS and 7D MkII plus my EF lens collection will keep me going for a few years yet plus loads of second hand bargins to be had :)
And the 80d is selling for just $709 since last week. I don't see too many people going to 90d. I'd either choose the 80 or go straight to the R series.
If Canon wants to hold their customers, they should focus on full frame cameras. For example, a budget full frame EOS 200D to keep the millions of EF lens owners.
Skip all these APS-C DSLR's.
I concur.
I perceive the 90D changes as rather irrelevant.
@Malcolm Reynolds
The EF lenses can be used, but most of them don't really cut it on APS-C cameras. I want full format and that not only in the class above 1500. If I have to invest into a new lens system I'll change the system. It's that easy.
@Malcolm Reynolds Most of the extra cost for full format DSLR nowadays stems from the extra features such a magnesium casing. A EOS 200D with full format sensor would cost less than USD 100 more.
I don't get why people complain about lacking 24fps... Just transcode with interpolation if you want it that bad. And why would YOU want 24 fps anyway?
makes me wonder if a wildlife/action shooting should just buy an Ultra Cheap 7dMK2 today?
Maybe for toughness, but I'd prefer the 90D
If you are making money off of photography, why gimp yourself with this kind of crap?
If you really need to go for crop sensor, there is nothing that can beat the Sony A6600 at this point, save maybe an XT3. You'll also find much better lenses at a better price point than trying to get into Canons L series lenses.
Lots of nice features here, but the exclusion of 24p makes this a non-starter. I’d much rather use the Canon M50, which came out before Canon started intentionally crippling their cameras without explanation.
The 90D looks good, and would be a good second, (first) camera to use with the 6Dmk2. I love the 120fps in 1080p, which is something I've always needed for music videos, but have had to wangle the 720p to get it... Definite upgrade for my two 70ds, and 7D mk1.
This is on my camera list. The only Canon DSLR I want.
4K no crop finally....
Well, technically it’s a crop camera
Christopher Wood X1.6 but only once right?
Yeah, it’s technically using the whole sensor. So yes, 1.6x
But is the uncropped video really 4K? If you pause the video at 5:44 you'll see the menu option for enabling cropped 4K, and it displays this warning: "When using 4K movie cropping, camera temp becomes too high both when shoot. and in standby. Movie rec. may not be possible." If overheating is a problem when shooting 4K cropped, how could the camera shoot 4K UNcropped without melting down? There was talk last week (after the leaks) that the uncropped 4K is really just upscaled from a lower resolution, and this menu warning seems to back that up.
sony done that 5 years ago. Trash camera.
Great, will have this in 3 years let the price drop, great contents thanks for sharing
I am switching to Sony A6600. Canon still produce DSLR wow!
What bugs me is that they're still putting the ports on the same side as the hinge for the screen. It gets in the way of viewing the screen when you point it forward. Why not put the SD card there? After all, you never open that while shooting.
Doesn't the M50 have the Digic 8 processor and 24p in both HD and 4K? The lack of 24p seems to be intentional to prevent customers from using their consumer products for certain pro work.
I fear you're right.
Gordon. i'm a long time fan of your reviews. i appreciate very much your tests specifically on the silent mode of previous cameras. i'm a concert / theater shooter who will benefit from this feature. i'd really love and need to know how the 90D fairs in this respect. Thank you and more power.
the 90D does have a silent electronic shutter option when shooting in live view, but if the subject or camera is moving, you will see skewing. I'll demo that in my final review.
I'm glad I bought an 80D last year. The headline specs for the 90D imply it might be a better camera for my purposes but costs almost twice as much as the 80D at the moment and I won't be buying one unless prices come down significantly. Yes launch prices are always higher due to supply and demand but the value proposition isn't there. Camera manufacturers seem to have been hiking prices on entry and mid range gear while simultaneously crying about a shrinking market. I always buy towards the end of a product's cycle - the limitations and issues with a model are much better known by then and the price is lower. It might be my next Canon camera...in 2021. In the mean time I look forward to the full review. How deep is the buffer? How long before it fills at 10fps?
If you think uncropped 4k is a huge upgrade from the 80D bear in mind that the 80D is 3.5 years old. I'd really like to try this for birds and sports, my EosR is falling short.
So Canon held their US press event at a proper racetrack and had the UK event at a creepy warehouse gocart track?
yep
Dont see how its creepy it's just called "indoor" we get a lot of rain in the UK
@@tomvisual4686 they were also electric go-karts - pretty cool...
at least you get 25p
No better body materials.. No dual card slot.. Not a superb apsc lens selection.. Fuji xh1/xt3 seems again more appealing at the same price point. Why they just won't release a full Apsc mirrorless into 90D body with dual card??? It w'd be a total deal breaker, but I think they want to not depreciate full frame, eos rp and all dslr consumer cameras.. The camera market.. Ah 🙄 always a step ahead
I noticed he compared the Megapixels to Fuji's, but not all of the other specs Fuji has above the 90D. LOL
8bit dont forget 8bit!
Just bought it yesterday
Hey men which is best for non professional use..
Just for travel stills.
My budget 1000 usd
My outlist
- canon 80 d
- fujifilm xt30
- canon 200d
- sony a 6400
Or any your suggestion apart from these under my budget
Plz suggest best for me... Im buying for first time for just home use.. travel and my kids photography
They're all good choices, but my favourite for stills only would be the X-T30 - really nice results out of camera, and a nice compact body with some great lenses. Do make sure you can get it with some good lenses though - starting with the XF 18-55mm.
I have the 200d for a year, shoot 20k shots with it and im happy with it but from your list i would go for the xt 30 problably, the 200d doesnt have the "best" dynamic range and build quality. But every camera has his advantages and disavantages soo you need to see what works for you. Always prioritize good lens over a good body, thats my advice.
Hey Gordon , I love your style of reviewing cameras. You are very knowledge and effective! I want to upload some really top quality videos made in my home office onto my TH-cam channel. I am going to be sitting on a sofa explaining a new product and at times picking up presentation documents from the coffee table in front of me to show the audience. Ideally the camera should be 6 to 7 feet away from my face. Furniture in the room is modern chrome and glass with a light gray (fabric) sofa and colorful cushions on it. Walls are off white with a painting on the wall behind me situated a little off to the side. My maximum budget for the camera (including lens) is $1500. Since I'm naturally an animated person and will be picking up documents to show from the coffee table quite often I am assuming the camera should have a fast autofocus. I need to project a sophisticated image so I'd like the camera to have true to life colors and high resolution. Would you kindly recommend a good camera for this project? Thanks. Mark
Hi Mark, glad you enjoy my reviews! You've provided good detail there and there's two brands that will do the autofocus you desire: Sony and Canon. I would suggest a model with a screen that faces forward, although if you are shooting from a tripod, you don't need built-in stabilisation. I use a Sony A6400, which has great quality 1080 and 4k video, great AF and a screen that flips up to face you, but NOT built-in stabilisation so if you film handheld, you will need a lens with OIS. If you want nice blurry effects, you'll need a lens with a small f-number, but that's not too long. I use the Sony e 24mm f1.8, but you could also try the Sigma 16mm f1.4 DC DN or 30mm f1.4 DC DN which will be cheaper. The focal length will depend on your distance and how much you want in the view. Also budget for a good microphone. PS - if you're ordering online, please consider going via my price check links here or on my reviews at cameralabs.com thanks!
@@cameralabs Thanks Gordon! You are the best. I shall go and check out the products you have recommended right now and let you know how it goes. Cheers
my wait for a canon camera with tilting screen and dual card slots continues. I have said for years it would be nice for them to bring out a grip that has a second card slot in it for cameras such as this.
Excellent review. Expecting to know about the f8 and f11 capabilities of this camera- related to teleconvertor combatability. According to Canon, their Eos R and Eos RP have these capabilities!!. Request to include this point in your final review.
Thanks, will do.
Thanks Gordon! Great work... I’d be interested to know what the Iso performance is like, auto focus and buffer. I am looking to upgrade my 7dii... I hope you can cover all this and hopefully make a direct comparison in your in depth review video. Thanks again👍
I will be doing most of what you desire! I've already got a bunch of sample images and videos at cameralabs.com too
I've been looking for a new camera and this one ticks all the boxes. The Super Kit is going for NZ$2,799 which is cheaper than Sony kit equivalents. It has better stabilization and night time performance and a better menu and bigger lens and higher pixel count than the RX 100VII and A6400. Will mainly want to use it for 4k videos with, yay... no crop and 30fps and 24fps. And a great flip out screen which won't obstruct external mics. I'm saving up for one probably get one in about 3 months time. Good video!
4K no crop is nice and all, but without 24fps it’s a deal breaker. Time to look at other options, or other manufacturers.
4k crop has better quality than 4k no crop! Plus 120 fps without autofocus!
Love your videos, you say the joystick is a first for double digital DSLRs but this feature was available before the 60D so really just reintroducing an old feature.
you're right, I'd forgotten already, even though I now remember complaining about it when they took it away.
Best, and you have to forget the fact that it is not full frame. It has 32,5 MP, very goodf AF and a RAW-system that it can be corrected very well. Even if the sky looks a bit bright you can make an awesome orange sky with camera raw. :)
I just bought my 80D and now a 90D,,anyways, Canon never fails
I think this is a amazing camera from Canon. Iam excited for the first test with this cam for example Image quality and dynamic. If they will much better as the 80D?
Thanks for this interessting Video!
Greetings.
I wouldn't buy one of these until some more reviews are out and they have a firmware update (as usual) fixed at the factory or at least available for download. Canon makes great cameras but like every other brand, their brand new units always have some small glitches that need ironed out.
First In, excellent run down of the features
Thanks!
Great info. Thanks, Gordon.
You're welcome!
I have an 80D and I love this new 90D but when I upgrade towards the end of the year, I'm going to go ahead and go full frame. As you grow as a photographer, you can't run but for so long from the full frame.
All depends on what you’re using it for. I was all full frame until I needed the reach from APS-C at sporting events and got a 7D II.
Most photographers that grow into photography “think” they need a full frame to be a “pro”.
Serious focusing issue using center AF point. Much sharper using AF zone.
Full width 4k with DPAF sounds great! I did hear though that it's not true 4K? I'm hoping this is incorrect, but even if it's upscaled it will be an improvement. Many thanks for the review Gordon :)
I'll be testing it for my final review
Will wait for 100D
Ok decisions. Upgrade my already great 70D with high mileage with an 80D or 7DMk2 now. I usually stay a genetation behind on bodies because they can be had virtually unused and cheaper but this one....what is the price?
Well according to Canon., they are doing away with the 7D line so I don't know if I would in est in that. Just my opinion.
So there is no IBIS, no 4k with higher framerate, no dual sd card, no zoom in HD like sony but crop in the video and no GPS as 6D mkii. Technology and knowledge is here, I don't understand why Canon not stepping forward from the competition. Its a nice camera but for 2017 or 2018. Is it because they aim to a 7d mkIII or they will have something superwow in their 5D series ?
it is a stills camera for shooting stills. This camera will sell. Not every one has your view mate.
@Phil Jones65 If the high iso is going to be like 6d mkII then its bad... I wish for a better performing 24MP rather than a 32...
Before 60D all double digit Canon EOS DSLRs had a af point selector joystick.
I know, I should have mentioned that.
@@cameralabs that reintroduction of joystick is a good change but what I find funny about Canon's stupidity is presence of micro-B USB connector on this camera.
Not a big issue, but it's not the first joystick on a double digit camera as they had them up until the Canon 50D. The 60D was the first double digit camera not to have one.
You're right, I realise I made a mistake there - doubly daft since I reviewed those older models,
A very good informational, sensible review as always and (as always) the Cameratti will find plenty to complain about in this release.
Why not get the eosrp? The body is $1300, it’s full frame Mirrorless. I feel like this is just a little to late really. For an average consumer it will be fine though.
I think it's time we admitted that camera technology has reached a plateau for still images.
4K video still has some room for growth (since hardly anybody owns a 4K TV large enough to make any difference (or a PC capable of processing the files)).
If you are taking bad images on a Canon 80D..or 70D... then I'm afraid the 90D won't help you.
Clearly if you want a new APSC Canon camera then the 90D will offer superb results, but I see absolutely no point in upgrading to it from an 80D (or even a 70D really).
My recommendation would be the Canon M50. It's an 80D in a tiny and cheap body. Add the Viltrox Speedbooster and you have a full-frame look in a tiny body.... for half the price of a 90D.
If it's high quality 4K video that interests you then Canon dropped the ball on that a while back.
This has been touted as the new "Flagship Crop" from Canon but it does fall short of the 7D mkII on many levels, back to single processor from 2, back to single card slot from 2, smaller buffer in continuous 58 jpegs from 113, fewer focal point at 45 down from 65, weather sealing, loss of 24p in video, and the list goes on. It may be that Canon figures most who would buy this camera aren't aware of all that they would be losing if they didn't already have and make use of these feature on the 7D mkII, but for those who do, calling it an upgrade is a bit disappointing. Great review I think I might still consider it for video but at that point no HD 120p or any 24p at all, again not really what I would call a flagship.
I know what you mean. I don't think Canon are suggesting it is an official upgrade from the 7D II, but since few of us expect a 7D Mark III, it does have to fill some boots - or at least overlap a bit.
The return of the joystick will be welcome, present on the 20D through to 50D and AWOL since the 60D, likely to coincide with the 7D.
They seem to have run out of 2 digit numbers, 95D? Whether there will be a DSLR market in 2022 remains to be seen, but I don't think the DSLR is dead, just an option, I can't speak of others bu the EVF lag on the M series is a problem for fast action. I really like the M50, but it's not great for panning action.
actually the joystick was a feature of some of the early xxD models, just looking at the shelf of retired cameras the D30 and D60 didn't come with it, (and I believe the 10D didn't but never owned that one) but the 20D, 30D and 40D came with it... as do I believe did the 50D it was Canon's choice to exclude this feature on the 60D (and the later 70D and 80D) was the primary reason that had me holding off on upgrading (and eventually shifting to full frame 5Div) that's how much I didn't want to go back to a body that didn't have one.
Yes you're right and I will be mentioning this in my final review. I did review all of those models, but forgot about what they'd taken out before they put it back in again!
10d-50d had the joystick too. Good to see it return
Yes you're right, they leave it out long enough for us to forget, then introduce it back as an 'upgrade'!
This can definitely be a companion to my mirrorless cameras. There are things that DSLR do better and vice versa.
Nice review! Will be upgrading to the 90D.
If this had C-Log, I would probably buy it.
Buy this one th-cam.com/video/dmzICrf5dbM/w-d-xo.html
Nice review. Nice camera despite what all the haters say. Solution for all the critics: buy something else!
Thanks!
its a crop sensor i sold my 80D and getting nikon D610 tomorrow in the morning with 18-140mm
$1200 for the 90d, while an 80d is selling at $709.... hmmm.
709$ probably the gray market 80D, official 80D is more expensive. Gray 90D will cost around 950 (i hope...).
@@Phobos_Deimos
No, legitimate sites. The sales are to liquidate the 80d stock since it is now an "older model" with the release of the 90d. This just happened a couple weeks ago. The lowest 80d before that was just under $900.
@@davidmiller4594 Exactly.. Canon has been selling most of their DSLRS for cheaper prices. I almost bought the 80D because the price was so good but wanted to wait for this way too expensive model. For $1299, you can get a full frame with the 6D mii or the full frame mirrorless RP at $1299.I just can't see myself spending this much money on an APSC sized camera. 45 focal points, 10 fps, digic 8, which has already been available on the M50,T7i, 77D,etc. for quite some time now. It's almost as if they shoot themselves in the foot on purpose! I have waited over a year for these 2 camera's because I am a Canon lover but this is not at all what I expected from the M6 mii or the 90D. I don't want to switch to Sony because their lenses cost a fortune so I need to decide if I want to go full frame or go with the 80D but no Digic 8. It doesn't make THAT much of a difference.
@@buddah610 I have the 80d and it's been great when I got it for work. Sony lenses are expensive but so are Nikon and Canon if you go mirrorless. I'd say go full frame if your spending over $1k. If you're worried about lens pricing, just rent them and make money off them to afford them. The RF 24-240 is $900 for a zoom lens that you can get the Tamron 18-400 for about $600.
@@buddah610 I'm having the same dilemma too!
I’m smiling when see start stop button, coz like car with immobiler key, hehehe
put 24fps and were good. Common Canon. Listen to almost every-ones feedback on the matter. Imagine the excitement if they put IBIS and 24p... "All I want is the perfect camera...."
it already has 25fps. How many people can tell the difference between 24 and 25fps ? Not many, I bet.
Excellent review Gordon!
Thanks!
Great first look video - I have been sick to death of the rumour mill over the past two weeks. Now we see it for real. A little disappointed that Canon did not include in body stabilization, but you can't get everything for the price. It is a bit cheaper than I expected - will need to see some of your more in depth reviews before I would consider changing up from my 80D! Cheers for the video. Did you notice if it still comes with all of the useless menu garbage like scene modes and effects on the main dial? Seems like the custom functions have disappeared?
Thanks! I only had a brief time with it, but hope to answer everything in my final full review.
@WakinTheDeadFan yes, any Canon lens with IS in the name has optical stabilisation
my 70D is still my go too
Really can’t decide if I should get the 90D or 6d mark ii. I currently have the rebel t3i so either of those two cameras is an upgrade for me! I do mostly portraits especially for seniors and couples in natural lights. I don’t really care about videography. HELP?! Thanks!🙌🏼
It's been a long wait, but it would be a good update to my 70d.....hopefully. Noise is the most important thing for me.
Actually I am buying it
That was a really wellmade first look. Thank you, Gordon. And now for a bit of a rant - Like so many other I have been waiting for Canon to add 4K video to their double digit EOS cameras. And now it's finally here and it's uncroppped full sensor output. Hooray! But WHY oh why have they taken away 24P and 25P recording modes!? That makes NO sense for a camera that had the potential to be the new darling among video shooters! WHY must we be limited to this bizarre American framerate of 29.97 frames per second?? Argh, Canon! Are you trying to shoot your own feet on purpose?
25p is available if you set the TV system to PAL, but 24p is not available in either PAL or NTSC sadly.
I feel dumb for getting Sony now those megapixels make me 🤤
I have the 80d and I have been waiting to upgrade to the 90d but I don't feel that the improvements are so amazing as to make me upgrade. I like the 10fps instead of the 7fps in the 80d but at 7fps, I have never felt that I needed more than that.... the more fps, the more pictures to review after shooting..... From all the upgrades the one I like the most is the implementation of the Bluetooth antenna to have the camera always connected to my phone. It seems that now it will be possible to transfer RAW files to phones faster and automatically, improving workflow when having to use apps like Lightroom for quick edits on the go. It will be easier to use my phone as a control remote for my camera because it will be easier to connect. Honestly, this is what I like the most... It seems that the shutter speed was upgraded to 1/160000 of a second and I am wondering what possibilities this will open to shoot fast-moving objects. However, I am not sure if this is enough for me to upgrade, and it is sad to me that every time Canon releases a new camera, I have the same underwhelming feeling of the new camera release.
That's how i felt with the 80D vs. my 70D. Not enough upgrade to justify it, but the 90D upgrade over my 70D does justify it. I'm sold.
@@deanlhouston I agree with you.
If buffer depth is good, this looks like the best wildlife camera ever.
It could be really good for that, but remember, not much weather sealing.
Thanks for this review and all the other ones.
Thanks for the six reasons to chose Mirrorless over DSLR.
Definitely, once the RF System is mature (Lenses + Camera), I have the feeling Canon will let go EF, EF-S and EF-M as well.
With the market shrinking I can't imagine camera companies not deciding to offer less cameras (less mounts / less systems) in the future.
Probably Canon, Nikon to keep up in the mirrorless world, will just try a least to have they DSLR users move to the new mature mirrorless systems (Promotion, upgrade, Buy back DSLR gears and replace them with new RF/Z System).
There is a clear rush for RF and Z systems.
Will do the same thing as well later. I have the 90D and EOS200D.
RF, Z: Those mounts are big enough to probably squeeze a Medium Format sensor like Sony did with their mirrorless FF E mount.
I checked your channel and realized it's over 10 years, the last time you reviewed a Pentax/Ricoh Gear.
Was wondering was you think of the Pentax K-1 Mark II.
www.ricoh-imaging.co.jp/english/products/k-1-2/
I have the feeling this camera is the only DSLR offering Sensor stabilizer and High Res / Pixel Shift.
What's the future for Ricoh/Pentax DSLR in a more and more mirrorless world?
Yeah it's been a while since I reviewed Pentax, as I lost touch with them as a company. I'm back in touch with Ricoh though so we'll see.
Now if they could just make a new full-frame camera that shoots 4k at 60FPS...
That will be great
Without a 30 minute limit
1DX Mark ii
@@BiggCuzz803 I know, new I said
This camera is a good upgrade for someone who owns a 70D or older camera, and has a big selection of lenses already.
For new adopters, I would thing investing in mirrosless would be a better option.
I am waiting for eos 7d mark3 anyone waited?
I don't think it is happening.
Is this camera a good camera for hired photography for weddings, modeling, events, and such? Can I use this to add to my company services just to get me started?
Gordon, have you had a chance to examine color reproduction? Imaging-resource's studio scene shows less saturation in raw (via Adobe Lighroom/Standard color) especially in the red hues. Also, how's the shutter sound/noise vs. 80D's shutter?
I've started testing the 90D, but too early for any analysis yet.
No autofocus in 120fps is disappointing
So there is no autofocus in 120fps? that would be the deal breaker for me
@@ninorivera407 you still get focus peaking tho
Is this camera a good upgrade from the rebel t3i?
@stupidfresh305 thanks so much for the advice! If I wanted to upgrade from the rebel, what is the intermediate/advanced models, like something with higher ISO's?
@@barrjohnm no-one knows how many of the DSLRs will get updated going forward, so yes I'd say the 90D would make an upgrade in overall features.
Gordon Laing thanks! I like this camera 😏
deal breaker - there is no body image stabilization. you are primarily stuck with canon IS lens, most sigma lenses such as the Art series don't come with OS feature too.
none of Canon and Nikon's DSLRs have IBIS.
I’ll be upgrading my camera from
the T3i, which I had for almost 7-8 years or so. This camera caught my eye, I was intrigued by the high (er) megapixels for the price. Do you think it would be a good step up from the T3i?
I think would be waiting forever for a 5D V. I read your post about the best DSLR cameras. The 6D ii also caught my attention from that aspect. Just undecided. I like to shoot little clips and I’m into portrait photography and landscapes.
Also. I see a lot around the Internet talking about how disappointed they are in not integrating 24fps. But they integrated 25fps. What’s the difference, that 1fps is going to change drastically?
I just know my way around a camera, not big on the technical side of things. Just curious as to why that’s an issue to some people? Should I be concerned over it when making my decision or?
They have now added 24fps, you can get it by updating the 90D firmware
I've been using 60D since 2013, is this maybe the next step because i want 4K and the all functions from 60D in a photography perspective.
I think it'd be a great upgrade from the 60 and 70D
Hi Gordon what do you think of the performans of the 90D instead of the 7D Mark II for sports? I was thinking to buy the 7D Mark II but now they bring out the 90D, so I don't know which one I should buy?
@WakinTheDeadFan bump?
The optical only stabilization looks better than both enhanced options?
I would like to ask: Canon EOS 90D and canon, EOS M6 Mark II Which one is better to buy? Thank you 🙏
do you want a DSLR or a mirrorless camera? Please watch both of my final IN DEPTH reviews of both cameras to help you see the differences.
@Gordon Laing Dude. Go into the video mode, set it from NTSC to PAL, and there you go, 25FPS shootings.
Yes, 25, not 24. And I show the PAL and NTSC menus in most of my reviews too.
@@cameralabs Hmm. Interesting. Thanks
Had the worst after sales customer experience with Canon Singapore and I have ever since never used, or bought their products for personal use.
Sure, they make cool stuff... what's the point in spending thousands and have the worst experience when you send your equipment for servicing?
Hi. Can you adjust in the vídeo menus, the AF speed and responsive in vídeo ? Thank's.
1080p at 120fps with no sound? did i hear that right?
Yep that's right - the 1080 at 100 or 120p mode is without sound and AF.
I love my 80D and 6D Mk II.... but why don't they have the joystick ? :-(