@@EwanLim Absolutely and like you said manual focus can be better for you especially in slow motion. One thing that I love about the 90d is that it has focus peaking and that makes manual focusing so much easier.
I own the GH5, G7, and the S5. Last week I ordered the 90D, why? To replace my old 650D for which I have some good glass and I have always liked the Canon color science. Enjoyed your presentation, LIKED 👍
I actually just sold my EOS R for the same price I bought it for. I ended up buying a 90D off my buddy for $800. I do a lot of real estate photography and felt the EOS R was a bit much for what I needed. I kept my EOS R and 5D MIV home every time we went on vacation just because I was so concerned about them. If I did bring them and left them at the hotel that's ALL I could think about. The 90D I'll be happy to bring around with me.
OH!! I've 100% been there man. I ended up buying the m200 as my travel camera (got it when a shop was closing down and their cameras were going at 50% off). Honestly, I think the 90D is a great camera. I use it for real estate videos as well and with the Tokina + Sigma lenses, it works supremely well. Glad that you're happy with the 90d!! (Oh... do check out the m6 mark ii if u do get the chance)
@@EwanLim Oh yeah I have the canon 16-35mm so I'll most likely get a 10mm so I can stay around 16mm after the 1.6x crop. I was shooting a lot in CLOG but felt I was putting in too much time compared to what realtors in my area were willing to pay. This way I can simplify and streamline my process resulting in more profit. I look forward to seeing your future videos!
i was in the same predicament!!! The 6D mkii files (footage and pictures) quality wise are not as good as the more modern cameras like the 90D. If you want that full frame goodness, then do look at the Canon RP. It is basically the 6D mkii in a smaller body and it is using the updated RF mount. Depending on where you live, it could be WAY cheaper than a 6D mkii. I chose the 90D because of the better quality overall. I can push the 90D files in post further than the 6D mkii files. The only difference in that 90d is an APS-C and honestly... aps-c files are way cheaper.
@@EwanLim Yeah the non full frame part is kind of the thing holding me back right now! Ive been debating whether I really need it in the long run realistically, but updating from currently using aps-c to a full frame would be fun! I was actually looking at the RP in store and was super tempted, but I hadn’t done enough research on it to know what I was getting into.
@@emilydenomme2902 Oh from personal experience, the RP shoots fine. If you don't mind using the ef-rf mount adapter then I would advise on getting the RP instead. Despite RP using the same sensor as the 6d Mk2, it actually is clearer??? The 6d Mk2 looks slightly mushy to me sometimes. I purchased the RP alongside the EOS-R a long while back. (Ditched both cameras in favor of the 90D and M6 mk2) I would have to say that the RP is a camera that is great for photos but only so-so when it comes to video. In terms of difference between the RP and 6D mk2, there isn't much honestly. The RP produces better files than the 6D mk2. They use the same sensor but it could be the processing that made it better. Do try both, the 6d mk2 and RP, at your local camera shop though since it really boils down to personal preference.
@@EwanLim yes i think it is 1.1.2 that's what i gather form youtube vids well you video helped me lock in my decision on the 90d over eos r cant wait to get it got me some L sires glass to
@@brandonjay_gotem oooo that is a nice wide lens. I love it at f2.8. If you do happen to get it second hand then go get it checked/tuned at a local canon service centre! An old 24mm f1.4 tends to make quite a bit of noise during auto focus, but if it is brand new then it is smooth~ Awesome pick! My personal combo with the 24mm is the 85mm.
Have you or do you recommend using 90D with canon EF 24-70 2.8 II to shoot music videos? I’m aware it works well with full frame cameras but just curious how this set up might perform. Thanks for wondering input.
it would depend on how you're shooting your music video. 24mm x 1.5crop = 36mm equivalent, which is totally fine for most places. If you're doing an artsy close-up kind of style for the music video then the 24-70mm is totally fine, especially at the 70mm range (105mm). I've used sigma/canon/tamron 24-70mm f2.8 lenses on the 90d and they've worked splendidly. The tamron version with the VC stabilisation is my personal favourite.
Hi Ewan nice review, I am also planning to buy 90D along with Sigma 18-35 mm. I would like to know how is this camera along with Zhiyun Crane 2 Gimbal ?
IT WORKS GREAT. Aw gawd, i totally forgot to talk about it. So the trick to balancing it is to really find the middle balancing point and take out the eye piece. TBH, it works better with the m6 Mark 2
I have one question: Dcan you record over hdmi without any recording limit? I heard regardless of the specs, that the camera shuts off after 30 minutes. Which makes it actually unsuitable for live streaming or recording concerts. I thought the hdmi out would surpass this, but now I am not sure.. did you run a test on this?
Yes, it can record without limit. I used it with my Ninja V and it works great. OH and I've used it for live streaming (with the canon web utility) and it works great.
@@EwanLim Sounds good! I just read, that people had trouble with the camera telling them after 30 min. to press the shutter button and it shut off. Maybe the auto off creen thing is the key. Another thing I am concerned with is that I heard over hdmi you cannot control the framerate, since it sets the framerate to 30p no matter what your settings are. Sounds kind of limiting to me. I mostly film in 25p and want to do that externally, so I can synch in obs with direct audio and for unlimited runtime in my studio. Being forced to 30p doesn't sound so good to me, when considering that sony 6600 lets me do it all. Unlimited runtime even internally and clean hdmi out with changeable framerate. I really would love to stay with canon since I know the system well, but man, they make it very difficult...
@@SimonStreuffViolinEducation Honestly, get the camera that fits your needs. The Sony a6600 is VERY GOOD. My issue with Sony is that their color algorithm changes drastically from body to body so I can't use them for multi-camera set ups. It just causes way too many problems in post. sigh... So I'm kinda stuck in the Canon eco-system till Sony gets their poop together. OK. if you're using obs and recording from there then save the money and get the Canon m200, plug it in via USB and install Canon Web Utilities. You get to save money and dpaf in 1080.
@@seanchang5220 mmm... TLDR- No but depends on how you use it. It helps to a point. If it is wayyy tooo shaky, then it'll warp the image. I'd say only use it if u are doing slow movements. Anything more than that is a huge no. You could use the stabilization on its max settings but it will crop in by 1.5... so.. it is up to you how you're gonna play around with that drawback. It is nothing compared to the GH5. (notice how I didn't even mention it in the review. HAHAHAHA.)
if you don't need the audio output then... you should consider the m6 mark2, it is cheaper... and you can use a speed booster. :D hahaha I have one which i use with a 70-200 f4 (with the speed booster, it is f2.8 in light capture). it looks completely stupid but it works surprisingly well.
Nice review. I’m interesting with sigma 18-35mm f1.8. But I saw a lot comments on amazon with auto focus on canon camera. Ho about your experience it’s good or worse for sigma lens on 90D ?
completely no auto focus-ing issues with the sigma 18-35mm for me. (nothing on the m6 with a 3rd party adapter as well... and the eos R, RP, R5, R6 and 1dx Mk3.)
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that is a toughie. If you had the cash then go for the 90D. The 850D is really if u are planning to upgrade. If you're strictly taking photos then get the 850D (or any other canon camera tbh) and use that $350 to buy a good 50mm lens + 24mm pancake. You should be able to get both lenses for $350.
You made reference to Panasonic. Where you a m43 digital shooter before going to cannon? I've been looking at the 80d RP and 90d. I want 4k however I think everything I will be doing is in 1080. The M6 Mii looks good too however that evf seems strange. Their does to me more and less expensive glass for the ef and efs mount. Iam crazy for looking at DSLR inba digital world ?. Does the 90d have live view allowing you to see the shot before you press the trigger ?
Sorry for the late reply! If you need the 4k, go for the 90D. If you're hard pressed for cash then the m6 mark2. Do take note that the m6 MIGHT overheat and you need an additional adapter to adapt ef and ef-s mount lenses. I do use my m6 when I don't need that audio input. With the M6 Mark 2, I use the Viltrox ef-m speedbooster which helps out A LOT.
Can you please do a video on shutter speed, iso, aperture I still don't understand these aspects. I got the sony a 6400 but it's so hard to get the colors right on sony, I should have gone with canon. I'm not a Profesional at all
@@EwanLim thank for replying Ewan, I know I'm trying my best its my lack of knowledge it's not the camera. it's been a struggle, I've watched so many videos but my the video looks so bad. The colors are not right, my skin looks horrible. I'm also new to youtube, I got the sony a6400 to make beauty content. I'm just using my phone at this point.
I like your tips. Please can you tell me how about 18-135 lens? I found it's useful for almost all kind of photos. I want to know your opinion. Thanks. I am just a beginner :D
BUT if you're talking about the ef-s 18-135mm lens then that is a great photo lens. You'll find many uses for it. i would normally just use it on f5.6 all the way tbh. great in daylight for sure.
How do I switch to All-i? man I'm hella confused just got this camera and i can't get it to shoot 120 it sticks to 100 fps should use higher memory card for it to go to All-i??
Hi. Just stumbled upon your video. You say that the hdmi has 10 bit out. I can’t find this fact in the canon specs. It definitely says 8 bit on the website.
It was in their early spec sheet that was available on their site upon release. I couldn't believe it so I checked the connection and YUPP!! It was 10-bit for the most part. I haven't checked it lately but it was true when I recorded this video. Either way, the quality and range coming out of this has way more breath than the Sony hdmi out. I would advise you on checking it when you can because I could be wrong as well. Thanks for watching the video!
Regarding the 10-bit topic: I found this information on dpreview.com: "The camera only outputs a 10-bit signal in 'HDR HDMI' mode, which is solely used for giving an HDR view in playback mode for Raw files. In both 1080 and 4K video modes, the output is only 8-bit (which makes sense, since there's no Log curve to make use of 10-bit quality)"
HO!!! Loaded question my friend. Do you prefer soft and shallow look (eos r) or sharp and crisp (90d)? So far for shots with the same lenses, my clients have continuously preferred the shots from the 90d over the EOS R.
@@EwanLim alright I because I want to know what would look best for fast paced vlogs. Because right now I use my IPhone XR for my videos so I want to get something that truly is a big upgrade quality wise
@@TheNaviShow1 for the money... get the 90D. pair that with the tokina 11-20mm and you're pretty much good for self talking vlogs. ALTERNATIVELY, look at the older Sony a6500 series since that has image sensor stabilization. (This would be good for fast paced vlogs.) It depends on your style of vlogs tbh. Are you on the go? or do you sit down and talk? If you do sit down talkies then the 90d with the sigma 18-35mm and rode/diety mic should be good. (or the Sony a6400).
Thanks for the video Ewan. I'm about to get this camera and the Ninja v. I have heard that the camera screen turns off as soon as you plug in the HDMI cable. I know the Ninja v overcomes the 30 minute time limit, but does the camera screen turn off immediately you hook up the HDMI cable?
@@EwanLim, thank you for the reply. So, I assume all the features of the touchscreen would be disabled. How do you change focus then? Does the ninja screen allow touch focus and tracking?
Those help me order a quadrupole shot espresso!!! You have to get them. hahahaha **if u're not joking then get them from peak design, they are awesome. I attach them to everything, including my cat's collar. Tried bringing her out for walks but it never really works out.
@@AnmolAradhyula they do help me to take out the straps wayyyy faster. sometimes you don't need the camera strap just dangling around hindering you when u don't need to use it.
@@AnmolAradhyula You just got lucky today! hahaha there are times that I will respond within a week (busy with clients.). Feel free to ask me anything, anytime man!
Ewan Lim Ayyyee!!!! Thanks man! Much appreciated. I definitely subscribed to your channel. You helped me a lot this morning. Been struggling between the 90d and the EOS R. I know mirror less is the future, I just like what the 90d has to offer.
@@BikesVansandThings oh... i JUST sold my EOS R and mainly using my 90D and M6 mkii. hahaha It all depends on your needs. IF you take photos and no videos then get the EOS RP. If you do more videos then stick with APS-C... get the 90d. hahahaha If you want DPAF in 4k... u can get it in the 90d plus u have the option of nice slow motion. The EOS R crops to an aps-c size in 4k anyway so... It can be hard to make a case for it.
oh..er... actually the 90d is more useful for me. uncropped 4k, better resolution slow motion and generally on-par HD quality. EOS R is only good for its HD quality. The 4k on the EOS R isn't that great tbh. I can't go back to the EOS R after using the 90D. Just imagine, the IPB on the 90D beats out the ALL-I on the EOS R. I use both cameras on shoots sometimes and... I can't agree that the EOS R is superior. Real-life use beats specs any day of the week for me. (edit: that is just my personal opinion and I'm pretty sure other EOS R / 90D combo users might feel differently) The R5 and R6 on the other hand... MAN!!! The R6 is what the EOS R should've been.
@@EwanLim 32 mgpxs in canon 90d with the same sensor of the canon 80d is a incorrect combination , this is the problem why canon 90d take washed photos?
@@grabandoyaccion6862 the sensor is actually the same as the m6 mk2 but different from the 80d (I had the 80d). The photos I've taken have not been washed out (similar with the 80d). I think you need to check the color profile u're using or maybe send it to canon to get it checked though. Some lenses like the vintage ones or the tokina (their primes) do give washed out images. The modern Canon lenses wouldn't be washed out as they seem to give a bit more contrast. Are the washed out photos due to the lighter blacks and mids? Like faded or matte?
Every time you bring down the contrast or saturation, you are literally taking out the colors, not compressing them. Almost every Canon owners do it believing that it will act like a log picture profile, but, NO, it doesn't work like that. Log picture profile is created using a software where you can adjust how much colors, and shadows/highlights to compress. Use Cinestyle, instead. And don't adjust anything - just get your exposure right.
A typical log profile is literally a reverse S curve which brings down the contrast. (Just fyi) Bringing down the contrast and saturation only helps a bit but doesn't fully compare to a reverse S curve of Cinestyle. It doesn't act like it obviously, it just brings you closer to it. The reason for this is because you can STILL adjust each black, mid, and highlights value individually in post. Which whacko is just gonna add in the contrast and saturation back in then call it a day? For other people reading: The benefit of Cinestyle is that it gives you a controlled reverse S-Curve compared to manually lowering your contrast which only brings up the blacks and mids, doesn't do much to the highlights. If you're afraid of exposing your shot correctly then please do use a log profile and as you said, use Cinestyle. Don't forget to make sure your highlight/white values are below 90 whilst blacks are above 0 when using any log profile.
@@EwanLim You forgot the colors. You're literally taking away the colors by lowering the sat, not compressing them. That's my point. A log PP is a p2f/p3f file created using a different program. It compresses colors, shadows and highlights. And you said, a typical log profile is just an S curve? nah, mate, there is more to it than an S curve. You can even set how much skin color to compress. S-log skin hue is set to green, and C-log skin hue is set to red.
@@kennethearl9878 i'm just trying to simplify the explaination. I get the point you're trying to make though. you're forgeting the codec it is being recorded into. If you're doing a log in 8-bit then it honestly doesn't matter if the colors are saturated or not. If you're recording a 10bit h265 file or hdmi out to record it raw/prores/dnx then of course log would be a better choice. The desaturation is more to control it. Because if you get the white balance totally off then there is nothing much you can do to a fully yellow skin (for example). If it is gone then it is gone dude (in respects to 420 8-bit color space compared to going for a 444 10-bit which you can still sorta fix) There is a reason people do it and isn't because of some hype. What I do consider hype is C-Log3. hahahahaha S-log and C-log's skin hue is really because of the color algo the camera is recording in compared to the log profile. There is some merit for colors in S-log and C-log compared to just desaturating your factory profiles in camera. Log profiles and other color profiles does hold hue information in their data set. If you're fine with the factory's hue and etc info then there is no reason to load another one. Although you can install cinestyle into a typical consumer canon camera, not everyone will do that. I had it and I honestly just gave up on it after a while because I'm constantly being handed a camera without installing what I need to install. After going through a whole circus of things, I settled on lowering the contrast and saturation on a natural profile (faithful profile does at pink to skin tones). The point of stating lowering the contrast and saturation is bringing the profile to something that can fix your possible mistakes as well as giving you the breadth of mids and shadows to work with. As a side note, how do you feel about BMPCC's film (their log profile) compared to C-log 1 & 2?
I have the 90D and the EOS R6. I use the R6 more but the 90D is my back up or to shoot me using the R6. I subbed. Thanks for the tips at the end.
Reall appreciated, I’m very happy my 90d got so much capability.
Hope you channel grows. It takes guts to start an English channel when English isn’t your first language. Kudos to you 👍
slightly racist but thanks!! (It is my 1st language)
Great review Ewan and thanks for that slow motion life hack tip. It really makes focusing in 120fps a lot easier.
tbh, after a while, I just started doing it manually.
@@EwanLim Absolutely and like you said manual focus can be better for you especially in slow motion. One thing that I love about the 90d is that it has focus peaking and that makes manual focusing so much easier.
@@tommigunthompson3403 YEAH! The focus peaking is a great help. I'll be selling my EOS R to get another 90d.
Ehy mate, why does it show 100fps in the video and not 120?
I own the GH5, G7, and the S5.
Last week I ordered the 90D, why?
To replace my old 650D for which I have some good glass and I have always liked the Canon color science.
Enjoyed your presentation, LIKED 👍
I actually just sold my EOS R for the same price I bought it for. I ended up buying a 90D off my buddy for $800. I do a lot of real estate photography and felt the EOS R was a bit much for what I needed. I kept my EOS R and 5D MIV home every time we went on vacation just because I was so concerned about them. If I did bring them and left them at the hotel that's ALL I could think about. The 90D I'll be happy to bring around with me.
OH!! I've 100% been there man. I ended up buying the m200 as my travel camera (got it when a shop was closing down and their cameras were going at 50% off).
Honestly, I think the 90D is a great camera. I use it for real estate videos as well and with the Tokina + Sigma lenses, it works supremely well. Glad that you're happy with the 90d!! (Oh... do check out the m6 mark ii if u do get the chance)
@@EwanLim Oh yeah I have the canon 16-35mm so I'll most likely get a 10mm so I can stay around 16mm after the 1.6x crop. I was shooting a lot in CLOG but felt I was putting in too much time compared to what realtors in my area were willing to pay. This way I can simplify and streamline my process resulting in more profit. I look forward to seeing your future videos!
Thanks! Great video I really like the 90D
thanks man. i love it.
If only it was in a m50 style body with the lp-e6 battery. (r6-ish but 1/4 of the price)
I love your review, you will grow quick man!
Now if i could stop procrastinating. hahahaha I have a Canon R5 to review as well and it is like... .
Hay bro ,even i have the same combo like you ,Canon 90d with Sigma 18-35mm lens, its really awesome 👌 👏
Hey do you own a rig for your 90d?
What about 50-100?
before watching this vid I was planning the same set up ahah
I really liked the video, thanks for the tips
Thanks!
So tempted to get the 90d, but I can’t decide on it or spending a bit more and going for the 6d mk ii
i was in the same predicament!!! The 6D mkii files (footage and pictures) quality wise are not as good as the more modern cameras like the 90D.
If you want that full frame goodness, then do look at the Canon RP. It is basically the 6D mkii in a smaller body and it is using the updated RF mount. Depending on where you live, it could be WAY cheaper than a 6D mkii.
I chose the 90D because of the better quality overall. I can push the 90D files in post further than the 6D mkii files.
The only difference in that 90d is an APS-C and honestly... aps-c files are way cheaper.
@@EwanLim Yeah the non full frame part is kind of the thing holding me back right now! Ive been debating whether I really need it in the long run realistically, but updating from currently using aps-c to a full frame would be fun! I was actually looking at the RP in store and was super tempted, but I hadn’t done enough research on it to know what I was getting into.
@@emilydenomme2902
Oh from personal experience, the RP shoots fine.
If you don't mind using the ef-rf mount adapter then I would advise on getting the RP instead.
Despite RP using the same sensor as the 6d Mk2, it actually is clearer??? The 6d Mk2 looks slightly mushy to me sometimes.
I purchased the RP alongside the EOS-R a long while back. (Ditched both cameras in favor of the 90D and M6 mk2) I would have to say that the RP is a camera that is great for photos but only so-so when it comes to video.
In terms of difference between the RP and 6D mk2, there isn't much honestly. The RP produces better files than the 6D mk2. They use the same sensor but it could be the processing that made it better.
Do try both, the 6d mk2 and RP, at your local camera shop though since it really boils down to personal preference.
Hey Ewan best review I've seen on the 90d and with the last up date it should've gave 24p
did they?! hahaha i think the 90d is the best value for money from Canon so far.
@@EwanLim yes i think it is 1.1.2 that's what i gather form youtube vids well you video helped me lock in my decision on the 90d over eos r cant wait to get it got me some L sires glass to
@@brandonjay_gotem You WON'T Regret it!!!!!!
Do make sure if you are getting the L Series glass, just go for 2nd hand (and at least mk2 versions)
@@EwanLim the canon 24mm 1..4 l
@@brandonjay_gotem oooo that is a nice wide lens. I love it at f2.8. If you do happen to get it second hand then go get it checked/tuned at a local canon service centre! An old 24mm f1.4 tends to make quite a bit of noise during auto focus, but if it is brand new then it is smooth~
Awesome pick! My personal combo with the 24mm is the 85mm.
Very well done review. Thank you.
Canon 90d with and Sigma 18-35 is an absolute beast of a combo!
yeah!!! for some odd reason, i have kept on using the sigma 18-35mm over the zeiss primes that is available to me. makes me a tad sad tbh. hahahaha
Do you find yourself wishing the 18-35 had IS?
@@ekgram5109 absolutely!
@@ekgram5109 all the time
Can you explain white balance too please
Great video!
Have you or do you recommend using 90D with canon EF 24-70 2.8 II to shoot music videos? I’m aware it works well with full frame cameras but just curious how this set up might perform. Thanks for wondering input.
it would depend on how you're shooting your music video. 24mm x 1.5crop = 36mm equivalent, which is totally fine for most places.
If you're doing an artsy close-up kind of style for the music video then the 24-70mm is totally fine, especially at the 70mm range (105mm).
I've used sigma/canon/tamron 24-70mm f2.8 lenses on the 90d and they've worked splendidly. The tamron version with the VC stabilisation is my personal favourite.
Thanks great video! greetings from Lima, Perú =)
Hi Collins!!! Hope everything is well in Peru!
Great life hack for auto focusing whilst doing slowmo
Awsome review 👍
tanx!
Hi Ewan nice review, I am also planning to buy 90D along with Sigma 18-35 mm.
I would like to know how is this camera along with Zhiyun Crane 2 Gimbal ?
IT WORKS GREAT. Aw gawd, i totally forgot to talk about it.
So the trick to balancing it is to really find the middle balancing point and take out the eye piece.
TBH, it works better with the m6 Mark 2
A killer combo! You won’t regret it!
I have one question: Dcan you record over hdmi without any recording limit? I heard regardless of the specs, that the camera shuts off after 30 minutes. Which makes it actually unsuitable for live streaming or recording concerts. I thought the hdmi out would surpass this, but now I am not sure.. did you run a test on this?
Yes, it can record without limit. I used it with my Ninja V and it works great.
OH and I've used it for live streaming (with the canon web utility) and it works great.
Oh and just make sure to turn of the auto screen off thing. Just turn off any auto shut down thing that u can find.
@@EwanLim Sounds good! I just read, that people had trouble with the camera telling them after 30 min. to press the shutter button and it shut off. Maybe the auto off creen thing is the key. Another thing I am concerned with is that I heard over hdmi you cannot control the framerate, since it sets the framerate to 30p no matter what your settings are. Sounds kind of limiting to me. I mostly film in 25p and want to do that externally, so I can synch in obs with direct audio and for unlimited runtime in my studio. Being forced to 30p doesn't sound so good to me, when considering that sony 6600 lets me do it all. Unlimited runtime even internally and clean hdmi out with changeable framerate. I really would love to stay with canon since I know the system well, but man, they make it very difficult...
@@SimonStreuffViolinEducation Honestly, get the camera that fits your needs. The Sony a6600 is VERY GOOD. My issue with Sony is that their color algorithm changes drastically from body to body so I can't use them for multi-camera set ups. It just causes way too many problems in post. sigh... So I'm kinda stuck in the Canon eco-system till Sony gets their poop together.
OK. if you're using obs and recording from there then save the money and get the Canon m200, plug it in via USB and install Canon Web Utilities. You get to save money and dpaf in 1080.
Great video✅✅ loved it. Anybody who says it sucks needs help honestly. I lived it🔥💯
Very detail and nice review! Thank you so much!
Thanks man!
@@EwanLim Keep it up!!
BTW does the stabilization of this body good?
@@seanchang5220 mmm... TLDR- No but depends on how you use it. It helps to a point. If it is wayyy tooo shaky, then it'll warp the image.
I'd say only use it if u are doing slow movements. Anything more than that is a huge no. You could use the stabilization on its max settings but it will crop in by 1.5... so.. it is up to you how you're gonna play around with that drawback.
It is nothing compared to the GH5.
(notice how I didn't even mention it in the review. HAHAHAHA.)
@@EwanLim I seee!! Thanks for the reply!! 😍 It help to clear out my doubtttt
if you don't need the audio output then... you should consider the m6 mark2, it is cheaper... and you can use a speed booster. :D hahaha I have one which i use with a 70-200 f4 (with the speed booster, it is f2.8 in light capture). it looks completely stupid but it works surprisingly well.
Nice review.
I’m interesting with sigma 18-35mm f1.8.
But I saw a lot comments on amazon with auto focus on canon camera.
Ho about your experience it’s good or worse for sigma lens on 90D ?
completely no auto focus-ing issues with the sigma 18-35mm for me. (nothing on the m6 with a 3rd party adapter as well... and the eos R, RP, R5, R6 and 1dx Mk3.)
@@EwanLim thank for responding
I wish all-i was an option on the 90d. I don’t see it as an option...
unfortunately it is not. :( hence the cool hdmi out which I use with my Ninja V.
Hey, Awesome review! Would you recommend 850D or 90D (350$ more) for a beginner ? Do you think 90D is overkill for a newbie.
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that is a toughie. If you had the cash then go for the 90D. The 850D is really if u are planning to upgrade.
If you're strictly taking photos then get the 850D (or any other canon camera tbh) and use that $350 to buy a good 50mm lens + 24mm pancake. You should be able to get both lenses for $350.
You made reference to Panasonic. Where you a m43 digital shooter before going to cannon? I've been looking at the 80d RP and 90d. I want 4k however I think everything I will be doing is in 1080. The M6 Mii looks good too however that evf seems strange. Their does to me more and less expensive glass for the ef and efs mount. Iam crazy for looking at DSLR inba digital world ?. Does the 90d have live view allowing you to see the shot before you press the trigger ?
Sorry for the late reply!
If you need the 4k, go for the 90D. If you're hard pressed for cash then the m6 mark2. Do take note that the m6 MIGHT overheat and you need an additional adapter to adapt ef and ef-s mount lenses.
I do use my m6 when I don't need that audio input. With the M6 Mark 2, I use the Viltrox ef-m speedbooster which helps out A LOT.
Thanks for sharing my Friend great video!
Thanks!!
Hi. I want to use the sigma 85mm for my canon 90d what do you think?
if it is one of the Art series then yes!
Can you please do a video on shutter speed, iso, aperture I still don't understand these aspects. I got the sony a 6400 but it's so hard to get the colors right on sony, I should have gone with canon. I'm not a Profesional at all
hahahah SURE! Finally a request and a reason to do a new video.
you can technically get colors right on any camera, it just requires a LOT of tweaking.
@@EwanLim thank for replying Ewan, I know I'm trying my best its my lack of knowledge it's not the camera. it's been a struggle, I've watched so many videos but my the video looks so bad. The colors are not right, my skin looks horrible. I'm also new to youtube, I got the sony a6400 to make beauty content. I'm just using my phone at this point.
@@lakhwinderkhan863 i guess for starters, just set your white balance to auto for now.
hello from french ..please sound silent shutter electronik ?
generally yes, it is electronic.
I like your tips. Please can you tell me how about 18-135 lens? I found it's useful for almost all kind of photos. I want to know your opinion. Thanks. I am just a beginner :D
the Sigma 18-35mm is great!!! sharp as it can be and does well with canon's DPAF. with its f1.8.. it is really a must buy.
BUT if you're talking about the ef-s 18-135mm lens then that is a great photo lens. You'll find many uses for it. i would normally just use it on f5.6 all the way tbh. great in daylight for sure.
How do I switch to All-i? man I'm hella confused just got this camera and i can't get it to shoot 120 it sticks to 100 fps should use higher memory card for it to go to All-i??
all=i is only for the slow motion mate~
For 120fps, you need to change to NTSC. since 100fps is for pal.
Okay brother now I understand thank you. I’ll subscribe you bro. Good luck!!
Hi. Just stumbled upon your video. You say that the hdmi has 10 bit out. I can’t find this fact in the canon specs. It definitely says 8 bit on the website.
It was in their early spec sheet that was available on their site upon release. I couldn't believe it so I checked the connection and YUPP!! It was 10-bit for the most part.
I haven't checked it lately but it was true when I recorded this video. Either way, the quality and range coming out of this has way more breath than the Sony hdmi out.
I would advise you on checking it when you can because I could be wrong as well.
Thanks for watching the video!
Regarding the 10-bit topic: I found this information on dpreview.com: "The camera only outputs a 10-bit signal in 'HDR HDMI' mode, which is solely used for giving an HDR view in playback mode for Raw files.
In both 1080 and 4K video modes, the output is only 8-bit (which makes sense, since there's no Log curve to make use of 10-bit quality)"
Which one has best 1080p video quality, Canon 90d or eos r?
HO!!! Loaded question my friend.
Do you prefer soft and shallow look (eos r) or sharp and crisp (90d)?
So far for shots with the same lenses, my clients have continuously preferred the shots from the 90d over the EOS R.
@@EwanLim alright I because I want to know what would look best for fast paced vlogs. Because right now I use my IPhone XR for my videos so I want to get something that truly is a big upgrade quality wise
@@TheNaviShow1 for the money... get the 90D. pair that with the tokina 11-20mm and you're pretty much good for self talking vlogs.
ALTERNATIVELY, look at the older Sony a6500 series since that has image sensor stabilization. (This would be good for fast paced vlogs.)
It depends on your style of vlogs tbh. Are you on the go? or do you sit down and talk?
If you do sit down talkies then the 90d with the sigma 18-35mm and rode/diety mic should be good. (or the Sony a6400).
Thanks for the video Ewan. I'm about to get this camera and the Ninja v. I have heard that the camera screen turns off as soon as you plug in the HDMI cable. I know the Ninja v overcomes the 30 minute time limit, but does the camera screen turn off immediately you hook up the HDMI cable?
the screen does turn off once u plug in the hdmi. Just a slight inconvenience but I find it okay.
@@EwanLim, thank you for the reply. So, I assume all the features of the touchscreen would be disabled. How do you change focus then? Does the ninja screen allow touch focus and tracking?
@@OzSlowly for interviews, I'll just let it auto track their faces. other than that, I would just manually focus (and depend on the focus peaking).
@@EwanLim, thank you Ewan.🙃
Love it
Thank you!
What're those little red things dangling from the sides of the camera? Nice vid tho😇
Those help me order a quadrupole shot espresso!!! You have to get them. hahahaha
**if u're not joking then get them from peak design, they are awesome. I attach them to everything, including my cat's collar. Tried bringing her out for walks but it never really works out.
Ewan Lim So they don't serve any purpose apart from the aesthetics, right?
@@AnmolAradhyula they do help me to take out the straps wayyyy faster. sometimes you don't need the camera strap just dangling around hindering you when u don't need to use it.
Ewan Lim True. Thanks for the quick response.😇
@@AnmolAradhyula You just got lucky today! hahaha there are times that I will respond within a week (busy with clients.). Feel free to ask me anything, anytime man!
Extra dope video
thanks man! Ur vids are pretty dope as well!! ANYONE READING THIS, check out this guy's vlogs man.
Ewan Lim Ayyyee!!!! Thanks man! Much appreciated. I definitely subscribed to your channel. You helped me a lot this morning. Been struggling between the 90d and the EOS R. I know mirror less is the future, I just like what the 90d has to offer.
@@Mizzoislegit You're welcome mate!!! do check out the m6 mark ii though. It is a mirrorless version of the 90D.
Ewan Lim I surely will! 💯👍🏽
Nice video 👍
thanks bro.
Hey, great review. Do you know if it does 24fps over HDMI output? I keep hearing that it doesn’t
oh i'm not sure about that tbh. I typically shoot in 25fps. I would think that you could but then, this is Canon. hahahaha
NIce review
Very good
thanks? I'm still slacking off on my other videos. hahahaha let me know if there is anything that you'd like to know.
@@EwanLim no worries! I know the feeling. About to upgrade from my 750d so looking at 90d or EosR....
@@BikesVansandThings oh... i JUST sold my EOS R and mainly using my 90D and M6 mkii. hahaha It all depends on your needs.
IF you take photos and no videos then get the EOS RP.
If you do more videos then stick with APS-C... get the 90d. hahahaha
If you want DPAF in 4k... u can get it in the 90d plus u have the option of nice slow motion. The EOS R crops to an aps-c size in 4k anyway so... It can be hard to make a case for it.
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nice video
If you have the eos r why not use it. It’s superior to the 90D.
oh..er... actually the 90d is more useful for me. uncropped 4k, better resolution slow motion and generally on-par HD quality. EOS R is only good for its HD quality. The 4k on the EOS R isn't that great tbh.
I can't go back to the EOS R after using the 90D. Just imagine, the IPB on the 90D beats out the ALL-I on the EOS R. I use both cameras on shoots sometimes and... I can't agree that the EOS R is superior. Real-life use beats specs any day of the week for me.
(edit: that is just my personal opinion and I'm pretty sure other EOS R / 90D combo users might feel differently)
The R5 and R6 on the other hand... MAN!!! The R6 is what the EOS R should've been.
90 look washed in photos?
depends on your lens and profile~
@@EwanLim 32 mgpxs in canon 90d with the same sensor of the canon 80d is a incorrect combination , this is the problem why canon 90d take washed photos?
@@grabandoyaccion6862 the sensor is actually the same as the m6 mk2 but different from the 80d (I had the 80d).
The photos I've taken have not been washed out (similar with the 80d).
I think you need to check the color profile u're using or maybe send it to canon to get it checked though.
Some lenses like the vintage ones or the tokina (their primes) do give washed out images. The modern Canon lenses wouldn't be washed out as they seem to give a bit more contrast.
Are the washed out photos due to the lighter blacks and mids? Like faded or matte?
This doesn’t have ALL I
only when u shoot slow motion. other than that, it is IPB.
Every time you bring down the contrast or saturation, you are literally taking out the colors, not compressing them. Almost every Canon owners do it believing that it will act like a log picture profile, but, NO, it doesn't work like that. Log picture profile is created using a software where you can adjust how much colors, and shadows/highlights to compress. Use Cinestyle, instead. And don't adjust anything - just get your exposure right.
A typical log profile is literally a reverse S curve which brings down the contrast. (Just fyi)
Bringing down the contrast and saturation only helps a bit but doesn't fully compare to a reverse S curve of Cinestyle. It doesn't act like it obviously, it just brings you closer to it.
The reason for this is because you can STILL adjust each black, mid, and highlights value individually in post. Which whacko is just gonna add in the contrast and saturation back in then call it a day?
For other people reading:
The benefit of Cinestyle is that it gives you a controlled reverse S-Curve compared to manually lowering your contrast which only brings up the blacks and mids, doesn't do much to the highlights. If you're afraid of exposing your shot correctly then please do use a log profile and as you said, use Cinestyle.
Don't forget to make sure your highlight/white values are below 90 whilst blacks are above 0 when using any log profile.
@@EwanLim You forgot the colors. You're literally taking away the colors by lowering the sat, not compressing them. That's my point. A log PP is a p2f/p3f file created using a different program. It compresses colors, shadows and highlights. And you said, a typical log profile is just an S curve? nah, mate, there is more to it than an S curve. You can even set how much skin color to compress. S-log skin hue is set to green, and C-log skin hue is set to red.
@@kennethearl9878 i'm just trying to simplify the explaination. I get the point you're trying to make though.
you're forgeting the codec it is being recorded into. If you're doing a log in 8-bit then it honestly doesn't matter if the colors are saturated or not. If you're recording a 10bit h265 file or hdmi out to record it raw/prores/dnx then of course log would be a better choice.
The desaturation is more to control it. Because if you get the white balance totally off then there is nothing much you can do to a fully yellow skin (for example). If it is gone then it is gone dude (in respects to 420 8-bit color space compared to going for a 444 10-bit which you can still sorta fix) There is a reason people do it and isn't because of some hype. What I do consider hype is C-Log3. hahahahaha
S-log and C-log's skin hue is really because of the color algo the camera is recording in compared to the log profile. There is some merit for colors in S-log and C-log compared to just desaturating your factory profiles in camera.
Log profiles and other color profiles does hold hue information in their data set. If you're fine with the factory's hue and etc info then there is no reason to load another one.
Although you can install cinestyle into a typical consumer canon camera, not everyone will do that. I had it and I honestly just gave up on it after a while because I'm constantly being handed a camera without installing what I need to install. After going through a whole circus of things, I settled on lowering the contrast and saturation on a natural profile (faithful profile does at pink to skin tones).
The point of stating lowering the contrast and saturation is bringing the profile to something that can fix your possible mistakes as well as giving you the breadth of mids and shadows to work with.
As a side note, how do you feel about BMPCC's film (their log profile) compared to C-log 1 & 2?
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