THE CANON 90D IS A BEAST

This is my go to wildlife photography camera, it's FAST, it's SMART, and best of all, it takes amazing photos. Here are my 9 reasons why this camera is a beast.

[tomaskoeck]

Hey guys! I changed my Instagram!
If you want to check out more samples taken with the 90D, look me up on insta @tomaskoeck

[slow]

I trust reviews that coming out one year after the product released. I feel that there's more soul into them. Straight to the point. I enjoyed watching. 👍

[wronnenatendan]

90D is my first ever camera, glad I made the right choice. Your pictures were great by the way.

[bAssisTowo]

I photographed a leopard with the 18 - 135mm usm kit lens because I didn't have a longer lens with me. The 32 megapixels saved me from any major quality loss and I wasn't uncomfortable to crop in 400% like I was with my previous 1200d with its 18mp sensor.

The 90D is the best camera for the price. Period

[tomaskoeck]

EDIT: you may be wondering why the video cuts out in the last bit, I got a copyright claim on the music so I had to cut it out. Sorry guys!

[lensesdontlie]

I bought this camera in October and I'm so proud for the choice I made. It meets all my needs even as a professional photographer and budding film-maker. I shoot portraits and documentary and I'm not buying a new camera any time soon. The quality is enough for my clients.

[tomaskoeck]

Hey guys and gals, thanks so much for all the positive feedback and vibes. Just wanted to clear a few things up!

Made a mistake, canon has a 1.6x crop factor, turning a 400mm into a 640mm... my bad!

To those saying that the aperture gets multiplied yes that’s true, but it’s not as simple with telephotos. Telephoto lenses also use the law of compression. It’s a bit different from smaller focal lengths, calculation works but you will still be able to get desirable depth of field IF YOU ARE AT A HIGH FOCAL RANGE (meaning a f/5.6 won’t look like an f/9 when you shoot at 400mm because it will effectively be at 640mm).

Of course you’re going to get more bokeh out of a full frame, but one should consider other factors!

Hope this helps!

[MattBangsWood]

9 times out of 10.. You're right, it's not long enough! My wife and I argue this all the time..

[Captain-Cosmo]

Yes, I was hoping for a third generation 7D. This 90D still is absolutely awesome. Extremely versatile for both photo and video. I love the option of BOTH cropped and uncropped 1080 and 4K. If I'm doing a lot of video, I enjoy using a cage and a magnifying loupe eyecup for the rear LCD... better than any mirrorless EVF, and yet practically all of the mirrorless functionality in LiveView mode, too. One day, photographers who began on mirrorless are going to want to go back and experience the best that mirrored DSLRs had to offer. They're going to be looking at the 90D, the 5D Mark IV, the 6D Mark II and the 1D Marks II & III, each representing the very best -- and last -- of their respective classes.

[Ouimzie]

I own this camera and you are perfectly right on all your points. Love mine.

[vascofmdc]

I'll be retiring my trustfull yet very old 550D for a 90D soon. been hearing a lot of good things about it and this video just confirms my upgrade choice. Thanks.

[matthiaspuschnik]

It is the best camera, I've ever owned. I bought it a year ago and to this day it is better than my skills. Love it!

[JoeRiggsMentalist]

Bought this last month to use as a primary so my M50 could be my secondary camera and pocket camera. I LOVE THE 90D. It's my GO TO. I still love my M50 for 2nd angle and when I need a small profile. That said I've been too busy playing with the 90D to touch my 50 lately lol

[GregsTurtleHaven]

This is my second camera to my 5D MKIV when I shooting wedding photography, and my main camera for video. In many ways I like this over the 5D, and every time I shoot wildlife photography with the 90D, it impresses me more each time

[DesireeVie]

I too have this camera, kinda proud that the first one ever in the Buffalo NY area. I also have the BG-E14, the 100-400 II, Tamron 150-600 and the Sigma 18-35 1.8. This was an amazing purchase I treasure. I also have the 80d as my backup. The end of the crop sensor DSLR as we know it.

[Zmaj]

I'm on 70D since 2014. I love how they didnt change that much on the outside <3

[wavefront]

Finally got this ordered after a month of being out of stock. I’m going from a Rebel T6 to this so I feel like it’ll be a substantial upgrade.

[tokkke]

2:06 When you use that 400mm f 5.6 on a 90D (or any camera with 1.6 crop factor) the results will look like 640mm f 8.96. That's just how physics work. There is a reason why we don't use smartphone sized sensors with cheap 50mm f 1.8 lenses and get pictures that look like 300mm f 1.8. (that would be awesome) If you want to learn more about this topic, I recomment to watch this video: Crop Factor TRUTH: Do you need Full Frame? by Tony & Chelsea Northrup.

[canon-muestrasdefotosyvide]

That camera is unbeatable. The dream of any photographer.

[gonzalogaudenzi]

Hey man keep up the good work, you're very good in front of a camera and know what you're talking about, keep the enthusiasm and your channel will grow!