Nikon D90

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The Nikon D90 is a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera introduced in 2008, featuring a 12.3-megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor that delivers high-resolution images with excellent detail. It incorporates the Nikon EXPEED image processor which enhances image quality and noise reduction performance. The camera supports ISO sensitivity range from 200 to 3200, expandable to 100-6400, allowing versatile shooting in different lighting conditions. Notably, the D90 was Nikon's first DSLR to offer video recording, capturing 720p HD video at 24 frames per second. It includes a 3.0-inch LCD screen for image playback and Live View shooting, alongside a 11-point autofocus system for accurate subject tracking. The D90 supports various storage options via SD/SDHC cards and offers robust connectivity with USB and HDMI ports.

The Nikon D90’s 12.3MP CMOS sensor produces sharp, high-quality images suitable for both enthusiasts and advanced users. Its integrated video recording capability was pioneering for DSLRs at the time, offering 720p movies with continuous autofocus. The camera’s EXPEED processor enables fast operation and improved image processing speeds. Its 11-point autofocus system provides precise focusing even with moving subjects. The ergonomic body design with intuitive controls ensures comfortable handling during prolonged use. Additionally, compatibility with a wide range of Nikon F-mount lenses offers photographers extensive creative flexibility.

Compared to contemporary DSLR models, the Nikon D90’s video capabilities are limited to 720p resolution and lack advanced video formats or frame rates. The ISO range, although respectable, does not match the high sensitivity levels of newer cameras, resulting in reduced low-light performance. Its 12.3MP resolution is lower than many modern sensors, potentially limiting cropping options for photographers. The absence of built-in image stabilization requires lenses with stabilization features for handheld sharpness. The LCD is fixed rather than articulating, which may limit flexibility in composing shots from difficult angles. Also, Wi-Fi connectivity was not integrated, requiring additional accessories for wireless transfer.

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