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Nikon D90 Review

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Posted by Patrick on Nov 18, 2008 in Cameras, Reviews

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The D90 has gone from darling to duck recently, largely on the basis of the video feature, a freebie thrown in by Nikon, that has no negative impact on the D90 being able to take incredible pictures. The D90 is essentially a D300 in D80 clothing (Last I checked the D300 was a pretty good camera) and it seems odd that being able to shoot HD video, even if not perfectly implemented, somehow effects the value of the Nikon D90. Luckily Let’s Go Digital comes in with a review with some reminders that as a camera, the D90 isn’t too shabby, some excerpts:

Color reproduction of the Nikon D90 is fairly consistent and deviates only slightly over the entire light sensitivity compared to the Gretag Macbeth Color Checker. The color reproduction looks fine and extremely natural….

The dynamic range is excellent; the Nikon D90 even gets more out of it compared to the D300. The consistent graph shows an excellent to fine result of the D90 up to and including ISO 6400….

The Nikon D90 responses extremely fast which gives you the feeling you never respond faster than the camera….

-Let’s Go Digital

So let’s be clear, the Nikon D90 is a great camera, I’d say the best in its class, then on top of that you get a bonus HD movie mode that you can use or not use. That sounds like a good deal to me.

Read Let’s Go Digital review.

You can get the Nikon D90 at Amazon for $893.99 or at B and H for $999.95.

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