Comments on: Nikon D90 DSLR [REVIEW]

By: ramesh

ramesh — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 13:07:39 +0000

Ya i have also D90. love to take picture yet not very good at all.I bought Nikon D90 months ago and i find really nice. Its LCD and high ISO is good to
any budy tere to tell low ligithing tips

By: Ujjal Dey

Ujjal Dey — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 10:34:36 +0000

Hey… i had commented on this topic on May 1st, 2009 at 2:13 am. I had a concern regarding some error I used to get with my newly bought D90.

But after one year of using the camera, i must tell that i am very much happy and satisfied with the camera. I did have recommended few of my photographers friend to opt for a D90. Guess, they are happy too..

Just to share, currently i am having some issue with the VR system of my 18-105 kit lens. The VR elements are shaking while switching on the camera and during AF. But it seems these kind of behaviors are quite natural in VR lenses. Have just bought a 50mm f1.8. It takes awesome photographs with D90.

Lastly just one line… if you are looking for a good SLR camera for doing serious photography, you can go for D90 blindly….

happy D90ing…

cheers

By: Moe

Moe — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 22:59:12 +0000

I just purchased a D90 and so far I’m ecstatic with it. Took it to shoot a hockey game and the difference from my D50 to this is amazing. I’m looking forward to learning more about it. Ability to capture action in low lighting with clarity is very appealing to me. More steps between ISO settings was very helpful. My D50 goes straight from 800 to 1600. The D90 allowed me to use a few steps in between. Larger LCD display is nice, but that could just be my age…;-)

Now for those of you ripping the reviewer. Very disappointing. Why not just write something about your experience with the D90 like so many others did. No need to write a personal attack. If you don’t like the article…just move on.
One of the reasons I liked this site is it seemed there were lot of regular folks on here and not as many of the “photography-snobs” as my friends and I have dubbed you.

By: amit jung kc

amit jung kc — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 04:03:19 +0000

Ya i have also D90. I am a student of journalism and i love to take picture yet not very good at all.I bought Nikon D90 1months ago and i find really nice. Its LCD and high ISO is good to me.

By: Jim News

Jim News — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 05:07:22 +0000

pvb jeff
They are both great cameras. I use a D90 and I love it, especially in low light. I’ve got friends that shoot Canon and they love them. My first serious DSLR was a Fuji S2Pro, which uses the Nikon F mount. With 2 very expensive peices of 2.8 glass already, Nikon was the smart choice for me. If you still have any Canon glass on hand you could use with a 50D, that might be the way to go. I did a lot of research before I went with the D90 and I beleive it offers the best “bang for the buck”. Excellent sensor, same as the $5,000 D3, and it works with my 40 year old 50mm 1.4.
By the way, welcome back to photography!

By: PVB Jeff

PVB Jeff — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 02:40:12 +0000

After taking several years off from semi-professional photography, I have decided that it has been long enough and am making my way back into this great hobby.

Past experience includes extensive film photography specializing in media and nature subjects using mostly Canon equipment. Towards the very end, I began using digital equipment but did not dive too deep to consider myself educated enough to make the decision that I am about to make.

My question is… Taking into my previous experience and subject matters, what is the better “bang for the buck” dslr to purchase? I am looking at either the Canon 50D or the Nikon D90.

Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.

By: John

John — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 03:17:44 +0000

See page 55 of the Manual.

John

By: John

John — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 02:02:24 +0000

I believe that the D90 won’t allow you to take a picture when the camera can’t focus on the subject when in Auto focus mode. Either move back a little so that the subject is not within the minimum focusing distance or switch to manual focus should fix the problem.

John

By: Paul

Paul — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 00:00:17 +0000

I purchased my D90 with the 18-105MM lens and also splurged and bought the 70-300mm VR Lens plus the SB600 flash. I have the camera now for about 3 weeks and have taken close to 900 pictures so far. Mostly to learn what the camera is capable of doing. And so far I am quite impressed with it. I haven’t really used the 70-300 that much yet, but I will shortly. The built in flash is awesome. I went into my garage and it was totally dark and snapped a picture of my car and wow, it was like I had all the lights on…that was something. I will also use the sb-600 soon to see what it can do. One problem I have, I noticed that when I used the close-up setting, the camera just doesn’t take the picture. I am not sure if it is something that I am doing or is it the camera. Has anyone else experience that problem? I am an amateur at this and have a lot to learn. Overall, I think I made a great purchase.

By: francis

francis — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 17:32:46 +0000

I’ve been using D90 almost two months from now and i have no regrets. Great piece of equipment for a great price. 3” LCD display is fine. low picture noise at high ISO, even at ISO 6400. Picture quality is exceptional for a DSLR with this price tag. Ergonomics great, fits exactly when holding. A great camera for avid photographers, amateurs and professionals