CANON 90D VS RF R5/R6/RP/R Initial Comparison..............
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2022
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In this video we discuss the Canon 90d and how it compares against the latest Canon RF full frame Cameras. Sadly, Canon has chosen to market generic cameras that have some serious limitation compared to their older cameras. Is canon holding back technology that could be put into their lower end cameras on purpose ?
We will also talk about the gap in Canon's RF Mirrorless lineup for wildlife photography. - Навчання та стиль
I watched tons of reviews and comparisons and bought today, oct-2023 an canon 90D. And I think 90D was the last amazing camera build before the high tech hype with the new R models. I did not receive my 90D yet, but I confident I made the right choice. thanks for sharing.
Agree.... for canon for sure....
Thank you for this. I have been researching the 90D for the last 2 hours and this helped alot.
You bet thanks for watching !
I really appreciate honest comparison reviews like these. I just purchased a new Canon EOS 90D, so I'm soaking up all the commentary on it that I can find. Keep up the good work.
you bet thanks for watching....
Great video. I have a 90d and really love the picture quality and the colors right out of the camera. It feels really good in my hand. I'm not a photographer, I'm just using for family pictures and videos. My only issue with 90d is the lack of IBIS, but for the price that you pay, it is totally worth it. I have been thinking about upgrading to a mirrorless camera with IBIS, but the price on mirrorless is ridiculous. After watching your video, I'm sticking with my 90d for a while. Thanks for the video.
I've been looking to upgrade for a while now and its videos like this that really make me want the 90D. I simply can't justify the prices of some of the high end cameras out there considering I do things as a hobby, and the 90d seems fantastically priced and a good fit for my wildlife/landscape content. Thanks for the info!
Yep no doubt..... Good luck deciding..... There is the r10 and 600mm f11 which is very nice as well. Doing a review on that camera as well. Also thanks for watching.
I'm looking to upgrade from my 80d and read considering mirrorless but this and other reviews really make a compelling case for the 90d. I'm just a hobbyist and can't justify throwing tons of cash unnecessarily. My priorities are 4k video and face/eye tracking auto focus. I shoot mainly sports and marching bands so it sounds like the 90d may fit the bill nicely. Thank you for posting!
You bet also thanks for the kind words.....
The 90D has most of the same updated features as mirrorless as well.
The 90D has focus peaking in manual focus, it's pretty much a hybrid. DSLR when using the viewfinder, "mirrorless" when using the LCD screen.
Electronic shutter if you want it and dual pixel in live view, and still has phase detect through the viewfinder. Silent shooting, focus bracketing, diffraction correction.
While you can adapt some of the Sony lenses and some extra vintage glass to the mirrorless bodies now with the flange distance difference, I use several lovely old Nikon lenses with a Nikon F to Canon EF adapter. Vintage lenses are totally possible.
The 90D nails focus in whichever drive mode I use, I've never needed to microadjust a lens yet. I use the focus and recompose method of shooting. Never missed a shot with my 90D, whether wildlife, concerts, sports, portaits, focus is fast and accurate. Eye Af, face detect and tracking too.
Love my 90D and have no want, need, or desire to go mirrorless. Plus mirrorless cameras are too small for my liking
Strongly agree
Ive watch tons of videos on this camera..this is my final video on this.You've convinced me , I'm definitely getting the 90d,Thank you!
Hope you like it. It is not a perfect camera but king as the last DSLR in a mirroless world.
Very useful info. Thanks for a great honest review.
I've been using the 90D since it came out and it truly is an incredible tool... As a landscape camera its pretty much the best thing you can buy on the market at any sub 3K bracket, especially with some of its extra features like focus peaking and in-built focus stacking... Sadly its not a wildlife camera becouse it has a substandard focus system which is a big step down from better older cameras like the 7DmkII..... (which i had previously).... Roll on the new R7 which should address all of those issues, combining that crazy 32mp sensor with increased shutter speed, and a good focusing system.... I think a LOT of people will be looking at the R7 in the near future.
Sadly the R7 is out and although it's a great camera it's not well suited to wildlife shooting in harsh conditions and using big primes especially as it's tiny and has no vertical grip 🥺 Huge disappointment for me and I'll stick with my 7Dii for now
I've found that increasing focus sensitivity and disabling iTR makes the OVF focus work MUCH better
Great review! I'm a hobbyist with photography and currently shoot with a 6D Mark II (which I love) and had been considering having a second weather sealed body (I primarily shoot street photography and dabble with video from time to time). Had considered eventually making the jump to mirrorless but not in a hurry to and hearing about the 90D, I'm sticking with DSLR (if it ain't broke, don't fix it lol) and this sounds like a great camera to have in my collection.
Yes, for DSLR probably going to be the last one or close to it for the consumer. Hope you enjoy it as it is very nice.
I feel you on this topic. My R6, which is a powerful and amazing camera, can be unreliable at times. In my case, it would sometimes not let me trigger the shutter button when shooting a couple of pictures in quick succession. It feels like this has been an issue for me after their last firmware update, so I am waiting for a bugfix.
yes this stuff can be frustrating but also a bit scary if it is a hardware issue vs firmware. Hopefully they get your r6 running smooth. Firmware can fix one issue and create other issues. Thanks for watching !
After reviewing all options I landed at the 90d. Its an incredible value only because so many people are jumping right away to mirrorless. If you really think about it. This is probably the peak design of the DSLR era as far as features go. Mine will be here next week. ( I do sports photography)
awesome hope it works out for you !
I'm new to photography and I have the 90D, and I really love it so far 😊
@@RichieColemanSr Excellent hope it works out for you !
Hey ! What lens do you recommend for sports ? i have the 90d and I haven’t decided yet what is my best choice …
Tks !
@@chrisraya133 Wow this totally got by me and my flagging of questions. Good question fast lenses, hmmm 150-600 sigma sport should be adequate. The 400mm F5.6 canon if you can find it. Speed is not my best area thou because of so many variances in animal speed. Hope this helps.
I am just a hobbyist but I was thinking of upgrading from the Canon M50 and really am interested in the 90D over the Canon R. Thanks for the comparison.
Your welcome.... Thanks for watching !!!
Even though I'm a Nikon photographer, your information and insight was very interesting! Thank you, Stafford.
Brian nice to hear from you ! Thanks for watching ....
Like you as you mentioned in a reply to someone I also have a sl2(200d) and for me after purchasing a Tokina 14-20mm f2 and sigma 30mm f1.4 on top of the 2 kit lenses it came with, the natural progression for me is a 90d without needing to make a complete upgrade of body and lenses or body plus adapter to then have the lenses still get cropped anyway like the 5,6,7 &10 al apparently do. The 200d is a great little learning camera which I've had for 3 years as a newbie of only 3.5 years total, but I'm ready for what extra the 90d brings
Yes, I like those little rebel cameras SL2 is a great camera. Good luck with the 90d. Also thanks for watching.
The 90D is my number 1 content creation camera. I do macro videos from products and the crops helps there actually. I do not shoot wildlife pictures. News are that canon will come out soon with the R7 which would be great for exactly this but the R7 is going to be far more expensive than the 90D I guess.
Battery life is what I love about the 90d, size is great, overall a great and as well underrated camera. Thanks for the vid, cheers
You bet, kind of sad they have not had an equal on the mirrorless side in RF mount. I guess they have to milk those sales and then release something people really really want...
Thank you for this video!
You bet much appreciated.
I been looking at the 90D for some time, and I have had the 60D since 2012. I wanted to go full frame mirrorless, but it looks like I am holding onto the 60D for now. I want to buy the 90D, but wished I could go full frame. I have the EFS 15-85 Canon lens and it's great.
Thanks Stafford for this video. Peter Gregg did a video in which he argued the R5 is the natural upgrade to the 90D. At three times the price! I bought a 90D in March 2023 and love it. I already had an 80D for two years. I love combination of the two. I can work seamlessly between the two, they are both so similar and I have both set up identically. For me both the 80D and 90D do well with birds in flight photography.
No Doubt thanks for watching !
Thanks for this video, I couldn’t agree more. My new R6 immediately had problems and I sent it back. I have premium EF glass and a trusty 6D2 and 5DS. I’m looking to pick up a 90D in great condition for $650 bucks.
I’m simply not going to give Canon $3000-$4000 for a new camera and an equal amount per new lens. Maybe someday when they stop dragging their feet on the tech but for now, I’m just going to be happy with what I got or possibly even change camera systems in the future.
Thanks for the video and good luck!
ahh yea.... hey thanks for watching and good luck with the 90d.
I have been looking at all kinds of canon cameras but I seem to always come full circle back to the 90d as the best solution for my needs. The only 1 thing that had me looking at other models was that its not a full frame sensor. When looking at full frame models then there is the price issue as well as missing features like joystick, touch screen, etc. Its hard to find one that has it all. The 90d has the most green check marks on my personal list. I'm upgrading from an old t3i which im still using today for video with a Atomos v5.
great hope it works for you !
Thanks for the comparison. I need a new camera and am trying to decide if I should buy another 90D or go mirrorless, but I Love my 90D!
yep they are very nice and built like tanks... Thanks again for watching...
I love my recently bought 90d. I video the band that I play with every week and the battery lasts for the full 2 hours. Excellent.
Yes, DSLRs, sip power compared to mirrorless. Thanks for watching...
Thanks for this. I recently traded in my Canon M6 MII mainly due to the EF-M format being discontinued and got a great deal on a 90D. I liked the M6 but it had lousy battery life which is not an issue with the 90D. Also the 90D has a headphone jack.
ohh yea... sad ef-m format... I liked it... M200 is one of the best small cameras... Hopefully we will see an rf version.
Hello, Thanks for the video, it really helped. Just one question. All my photography is done in a studio with a tripod, it is good to go with 90D as compared to R5? All I do is shoot large products like carpets and some real estate clicks with strobes. I was planning to buy R5 this week but I think this makes no sense and I can save a lot of money now, by watching your video and expertise.
So, should I go for R5 or 90D?
Thanks a lot.
Yes totally makes sense. I mean the r5 is total overkill unless you have to have 45 megapixels or high resolution. For studio you can buy a 5drs 50mp for 1499.99 that is full frame canon dslr. If you needs are that simple stay simple the cost of the r5 is ibis, 8k video, super nice evf and shooting speed of like 20 fps. Hope this helps.
My 90D gained a lot in value, in usefulness really, since I went for the Canon EF 100-400mm L II from a similar Tamron, mostly when it came to acquiring and tracking fast moving subjects. I had just previously added an R6 to my RF bodies lineup of one teeny RP. I didn’t bother with BIF with that tiny one, and the Tamron proved mostly useless on the R6 (Canon adapter).
(I just got it back from a Tamron checkup for back focus and it has a firmware update that didn’t come up when I checked with the docking station, and the AF doesn’t end up freezing as it did, it is quick and stable; I haven’t really tested for accuracy yet. )
So my 90D is my fast action little crop monster, though on the other hand the good old EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 has lost its place as a walk around zoom to my only RF lens, the wobbly 24-105mm f/4 L. Did I say ‘wobbly’? I meant ‘lovely’.
So the R6 is more like a ‘slow’ photography camera with the wide angle lenses, and teams up with the 90D in the intermediate range.
I have the strong impression that the 90D will last longer on same or similar batteries. Eh.
I should probably let go of the RP, but I find I’m having more fun fitting my old FD lenses on that camera, even though the EVF is only so so. That’s for much slower photography still.
(The Simmod adapter is just perfect. )
In an anecdotical aside, it’s my second time being left behind by Canon as I was slowly building up my lens kit in one of their systems. The current one isn’t as bad though.
So my bottom line: the 90D stays for another cycle (the R7 didn’t win me over) with the R6. Keeping the RP might be excessive - except it’s tiny, like in ‘mirrorless’.
Enough rambling, I need to figure out what I need to let go of, now.
ahh the curse of too much gear a fun one to have.... Thanks for sharing and watching the video !
Interesting, counterintuitive video given the push to mirrorless these days. Your comments on manual focus favoring the 90D were especially interesting. In my opinion, you do have to go to a pretty expensive mirrorless camera to get the performance of a camera like the D500 or Canon 90D. However, you are right about DSLR shutter noise and wildlife. Having said all this I'm finding the exception might be the Lumix G9 and 100-400mm lens. Granted the G9 prefers a little bit of direct sunlight to be at its best but so far I'm getting great results with it for bird photography since the 400mm on that lens is actually an 800mm, 35mm equivalent. I might have a work around for your R5 power outage problem IF like me, you remove the battery from your camera when not in use. I was having power lockup problems with my Leica 114 cameras early on. They would occasionally would just lock up without warning. You'd have to remove the battery and reinsert it and the camera would return to normal. It was often a week or more between outdoor trips with the camera and I found, sometimes, the 114 would drop its custom programming. So I started putting the batteries in Monday, Wednesday and Friday and out the other days of the week. No more lockup problems, ever, I know it sounds crazy but both 114s seem very happy with this arrangement. Having just switched to the G9 I've not had any issues with the camera whatsoever but I'm wondering if I should try the same schedule with the Lumix to take some tension off the battery springs. By the way, I think the G9 may be the exception to having to spend more to get great mirrorless performance. With the 2.4 software upgrade it fits in nicely below such cameras as the R5, Z9 and SonyA1 for those of us on a budget and its subject tracking software does a pretty good job.
Yea, many of the full frame camera solutions right now are not as full featured as m43 systems. Sadly canon/nikon/sony can do what they want and charge what they want since m/43 systems are not really challenging them in that space of photography. Panasonic G9 is a masterpiece of equipment looking back that needs its on video.
I had a 90D for years and NEVER regretted moving to the R6 then the R5 as the AF and low light performance were much better and I was fed up of constant microadjustment to get sharp images on the 90D. I am not anti-dslr. I subsequently wanted a tough crop sensor camera for wildlife stuff and I got a 7D2, which I love and wish I'd bought instead of the 90D at the time. The 90D did produce some stunning images for me, but the focus was just too inconsistent.
From Canon's A-1 film camera to point-and-shoot digitals, I finally went the final step to the EOS 90D - as I've been telling people, with its quality and features, I believe you could use this camera for 5 years and still be going, "Wow!" :-)
Very true !!!!
I was considering the R5, but 90d was on my list as well. Well, this made up my mind. Thanks! I'll be coming from the T7i
Husker Nation....we don't rebuild we reload........ It has been a long time...... Thanks for watching...
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Can you clarify?
@@husker_nation That use to be the saying in 1994,95, 97 championships !
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Ha, I was there for those games as well and what a scene! Tho, I suspect we'll do better this year and get to a bowl with Scott Frost job on the line. So happy we got new coaches! Time will tell
Hi, advice needed please! I’m stuck in between this R7 and 90d . I’m not into wildlife or sport, mainly I do vlogs and some photography , street photography and portraits.
I’ve never had a mirrorless camera and I’m worried I won’t like how small it is lol. I’m an amateur who’s only,had one camera , canon 200d which they don’t make anymore, but it did the job for me perfectly. I’m now ready to upgrade my game and really need guidance one which to get .
id go with the R7 now. When this video was created the R7 did not exists. Much better for video tracking as well.
I don’t know if the 20 megapixels scared you off from the R6 but you should check it out. I have shot a ton with it and made a lot of money with that camera with zero issues. Not one client asked me what the megapixel count was on my camera. And yes you can crop and it looks great. For me the RF glass is where it is at.
Totally sorry Joshua missed the comment just sound it now. Thanks for the heads up. I will consider the r6 as well. Stay tuned on thought of that camera.
Good video and informative. I just bought a refurbished 90d directly from Canon. I picked up the Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary last week, updated the firmware, and was just playing around with on the 90d and then the camera completely freeze up. The power button would not allow me to turn the camera off. Autofocus stopped working. Just froze up. The top display was still on with the info presented. I had to pop the battery out to get it to shut off. I wonder if there is some sort of issue with the Sigma lens combined with the camera that is just not jiving in some situations. I have not had the problem since.
My sigma with the 90d has worked without any issues fyi. I know how that can kind of freak people out. Hopefully it was just a fluke. Thanks for watching !
refurbished is probably the answer to why you have a problem
@@ChristopherPisz I realized I didn't have a SD card loaded into the camera. Ever since then, I always keep a card in even when just playing with settings. Never froze up again.
I have a 90D and a 5D Mark IV - I wanted to get an R5 but I will give it another couple of years before I do. I will NEVER get rid of my 90D. I have taken my best shots with it. I LOVE my 90D.
Yes the 90d is a super backup if not a primary camera. Very affordable you can take all kinds of risks with it beat it around and still have a decent resell value. Take care and thanks for watching. Probably do a 3 month review on the camera as well.
Thankyou for your comment. very helpful.
I love the 90D. I believe it is a misunderstood product. It shoot wedding with a 90D , R and R6. In many of the pictures the 90D out resolves my R cameras. I video with the 90D without concerns of overheating and battery life. With my ef Sigma art lens I get impressive video with the 90D. If I had 2 card slots this would be perfect!
good to hear about the video. I will be really stress testing this camera soon.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Can you let me see you work with the 90D, and R6, and let me know which is which.
Can you let me see you work with the 90D, and R6, and let me know which is which.
@@eco2k313 ahh so I have 2 videos done with each camera. rough start but you can see them being used in the videos.
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Thanks for sharing, I have been thinking about upgrading from the 90d to the R6. I shoot video mainly. I am not so sure now🙂
Do not let me scare you …
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Some months have passed now. What are your thoughts on the arrival of the r7? does this change things for you?
@@arhon888 Hey not sure if you have seen my review of the r7 yet ? Might do a follow up on the camera. I tried doing a neutral review but that is different when you start comparing it against other camera systems. I have the initial impressions of the r7 and the a review on my thoughts.
Hi Stafford, I have been shooting a P1000 quite a bit. I shoot in a forest and it is often lower light and the images get quite grainy when I turn up the ISO. I also have a Canon SL2 that I have been thinking of upgrading. What body would you recommend (preferably an APS-C so I get a bit of zoom), that handles lower light and birds/wildlife pretty well? I don't mind spending $1000-2500 if I get something that can do what I want. I have been thinking of the 90D but not sure how it would perform.
Thanks for watching. Ok so very tough question. Are you invested into Canon or another company? If canon do you mind carrying around extra weight say a 150-600 sigma / tamron ? Is 600mm or 960mm enough reach for you ? I would think so but never know your situation. So the SL2 is actually a pretty nice camera I had one. If you are looking for compact cameras you can go with the m50mk2/m200, or M mount cameras plus adapter. If you want the full fledged auto focus without any compromises the 90d is probably the most advance system out right now. Canon has a 1.6 crop vs 1.5 so looking at 960mm vs 900. If you want to go Nikon the D500 is probably the best DSLR wldlife camera made FYI. I only disliked the noise from the shutter. If you want super light weight go olympus em5 and a 100-300 and use the 2x digital converter for 1200mm zoom or the digital converter if I remember. Great setup, you can watch my lens comparison video and see how they all stack up.
I ordered a D500 tonight. I’ll let you know how I make out.
@@105len Very Nice! Good luck ....
#JLawson: SL2 is a fantastic camera. I use it more than my full frame 6d II. And the SL2 images are BETTER than my 80d images (less noise), better color.
Would you go with a 90d or 6d Mark II. I am coming from a 40d and think its time to upgrade. I do not do video only still images.
I am more partial towards the 90d but both are solid choices.
hello i have the 90d. what are the best 5 lenses to have. for all day shooting. walk arround lenses .. thx. not counting the 24 70 canon mk2
wow very tough question sorry I missed this. The 18-400 tamron is one of the most versatile lenses. Good optics, IS ect. I mainly shoot wildlife so for me it is the larger lenses. The 100-400, 150-600s, 800mm are what I use most of the time. As far as other lenses the nifty 50mm f1.8 is also great. Sorry cant be much more help.
Munsterlander mustard: Nice video, great topic, I was also on the overlay for a long time when my passion for wildlife photography set in, my RP was, let's say, a bit weak in the serial images and the image look too far away for birds. I then bought a 90D again. In the meantime, I prefer to use it not only for wildlife but for everything that I have done before with full format. I treated myself to the 18-35 from Sigma. I wouldn't want to buy a VF camera anymore today. When my 90D has to retire it will be an APSC camera again.
Greetings from Münsterland / Germany Markus
Yea, for some reason i think with some of the newer full frame cameras we taken a step back just to go mirrorless. Good luck with the 90d it is a little beast.
Also thanks for watching !
Hi Stafford, love the videos. What camera would you recommend for good shots but great portability? I have a P1000 and a D500. Looking for something smaller but with decent zoom and good image quality (while being on the smaller side).
ahh you talking changeable lenses or bridge camera ? Sorry I will have tons of questions ....
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Hi, thanks for getting back to me. I was thinking of something with a built-in zoom, just as an easy-to-carry camera for days when I do not plan on lugging much equipment. So nothing with an interchangeable lens.
@@105len oohhh man I do not have any suggestions on this one. The bridge/point and shoot market has about 2 cameras left. canon, sx70, nikon p1000, p950 and the more expensive sony's. Good luck.....
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Thank you. One alternative would be a lighter zoom lens for my D500. I run a Sigma 150-600 and find it a bit heavy for days when I'm more out just casually shooting. Any recommendations on another lens for the D500 that is on the lighter side?
@@105len yea that 150-600 for me is too heavy for hiking multiple days.
I have the 90d as well as the R6. Ive just bought the sigma 150-600 and using on both. I love the 90d but the auto eye focus on the R6 makes is so much easier to find the focus and a better focus hit rate. Ive taken a long distance shot of a whale from shore recently with the R6 at the in camera crop 1.6. Zooming in it did look pixelated and had to Topaz Gigapixel to fix it. More pixels on the 90d but harder to focus on moving objects. Leaning to the R6 purely for the autofocus.
Yea, curious what the R7 will bring to the table. Both have strong points, maybe the r7 will blend them together.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE If the R7 Is the same(buttons, dials and sensor) to the 90d other than being mirrorless it would of been my choice.
Hi Stafford. I’m passing on an issue I had recently with my 90D. A few months ago I was getting wildly over and under exposed images when shooting a burst at 10fr/sec. I operate in manual SS and Aperture with Auto ISO. The ISOs were wildly off in the images, some low some high. I keep those settings in Custom Settings 1 on the Mode Dial. After some testing I deleted those settings in CS1 and then redid them. The problem then was no longer there, back to normally accurate ISO readings. Another seemingly unrelated problem went away as well. The brightness setting for the rear LCD screen wasn’t holding, kept defaulting to setting 4. After deleting and resaving the settings the rear screen brightness setting was back to normal. So if anyone has a similar problem then try what I did.
Thanks for passing that along hopefully some viewers might see this as well.
what lenses do you recommend to use with canon 90d besides sigma 150-600
Sadly the 150-600 is the best. I have the 300-800 and 800mm f5.6 dont recomend those wasy too big. If you can find the 400mm f5.6 canon great lens but discontinued. WIsh I could help more
Nice video, Stafford. I don’t have the 90D but I understand that if you use the live view screen it basically turns it into a mirrorless camera. Wouldn’t that eliminate the shutter noise?
NOT totally. There is still a mechanical shutter that sounds pretty loud. When you have the LCD and the mirror up it does behave that way but still has other issues. Video is pretty tough with a DSLR in comparison to mirrorless as well since it blacks out the viewfinder and you can only use the back of the screen.
Hey also thanks for watching.....
Oh. Interesting. Thanks for the info. I have a T3i and I’m seriously thinking of getting the 90D.
I agree about the IBIS, but the shutter noise isn't a problem for me. With 10 FPS, I've pretty much got my shots before the animal/insect can react.
I'm looking at adding another body - currently have a 90D - Debating whether to add another 90D or upgrade to the R5 ? - Mainly because of the Bird eye focus? but as you said I could buy 3 more 90D's for the same money? are we comparing apples to oranges
Yea tough call. I mean the R5 is a much better camera on specs and does have the eye focus, fast focus, video. I guess ho much is it worth it to you ?
Good to hear some real talk. User vs camera company pleaser.
LOL, yea there are alot of people who get free stuff, early review copies which equates to move views and visibility if you play the game right !
Good video, i love
Much thanks for watching !
I just ordered a 90d and after watching this video I feel much better lol
Thanks hope it works out!
I love the RP but the feel in the hand is too light. I put a grip on it and that improves the experience massively just shame on canon to not include one in their options. I came from a 450D with a grip, and I still love the simplicity and heft in my hand, especially with a heavy white telephoto on it. This whole thing about smaller and lighter - and then have 2kg dangling from a tiny flimsy body - it’s just wrong and hurts your wrist. I’d love a 1DXiii but that’s a dream for another night. Other than that mirrorless all the way. I learned on Lumix super zoom view EVF. It was love on first sight.
Yep always hard getting that perfect camera balance in your hand. As always that trade off for what you want to shoot as well. Wildlife bigger lenses, or street photography smaller lens. Thanks for watching !
I Love my Cannon EOS 90D !!!!
Was your power issue when using an adapted Tamron lens? I sold my Tamron lens right before a Tamron issue fixed the problem
Also retract lens on power off setting may have been part of the issue.
ahh I had my sigma 150-600 lens on it FYI. Again not saying the R5 is junk, probably buy another one at some point just want to wait a bit until refinement has settled in. Canon has has 20 years of creating DSLRs mirrorless probably like half the time ??? Anyway, thanks for watching.
I'm a proud owner of a 90D (was just getting into photography/videography my first time in Dec 2019, when I bought it --so I wasn't well informed and didn't know the mirrorless takeover was going to happen only 12 mos. later) .. so into 2021 and now 2022 I started to wonder if I made a mistake.. more so with the seven (7) EF, EF-S and -L-series lenses I bought :( but as time goes on.. I'm feeling really proud to stay a DSLR shooter.. and at least wait a few years to even consider a mirrorless camera for my next camera (someday) but for now.. I can picture myself using my 90D for as long as I can. Happily.
Dirk thanks for watching. Yea no worry on becoming obsolete anytime soon. Keep Shooting !
Have you used the 90D with a monitor? Do you lose control of the lcd screen?
Hey not sure on that one. Will probably try it on my setting up video on the 90d upcoming video. Stay tuned.
I love my 90 D , and when i add the canon 70/200 2.8 on it, ill love it even more
Its a sweet lens for sure. Thanks for watching!
The RP is actually 26.2 megapixels and 10.1 in 1.6 crop mode. The RP is a decent camera for the money I paid($999 with 24-105 and ring light Black Friday) but not $1299 or even $999 body only.
The rumored R7 sounds like a winner if it comes true, but the 90d has always intrigued me. 🤔
Loving camera gear 📷🤤is so bad for the pocketbook🤣
Thanks for watching and oohh yes bad for the pocket book. Interesting what the R7 is as well....
Agree with your comments. Anyway, do you think that at a bargain price of $1499,00 the EOS 5 DS R is a real "jewell" still in 2022?. Best regards.
ahh yea, I almost bought one. I had it ordered for quite a while. That camera is a beast for image quality. I wish they would still make it widely available. Sadly for DSLRs you know how that goes. Its a great camera if you can find one !!!
What lens would you recommend for the Nikon D500? Primarily wildlife so likely a superzoom. I can really only invest in one lens right now, say $1000-2000. Thank you.
Native lens the nikon 200-500 is the secret to just about everything. Flying birds, focus speed. That with the 1.4 Teleconverter is suppose to work well. Other sigma lenses from what I have heard are not as fast. My sigma 150-600 was ok speed but not up to the birds in flight of the 200-500. Hope this helps
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Thanks again! Last question - any books you recommend on field skills (e.g. getting closer to wildlife)? I find that I really can't get very close currently and even with the P1000 the animals are a long way off.
@@105len Hey, I do not know of any books about getting close in wildlife photography. My background is in bow hunting many books talk about getting close to animals but even then it is a newer art of getting super close. If you can suffer through it, you can watch my stalking wildlife video and locating animals videos. Seems like it be a nice book to make....
I've wanted a 90D for absolutely ages. I hadn't bought a new camera for about 15 years so I went mad and bought two this year. I bought the Sony ZV-E10 to try out the mirrorless side of life. It's a great little camera but the setup and the file system is awful. The video quality is very good and it has unlimited recording length. However I just couldn't get the desire for the 90D out of my system..... so I bought that a couple of weeks ago. I haven't used it properly yet so I can't vouch for the quality but it just feels so right in the hand. The menu system is so much simpler than the Sony and you have a full touch screen which you don't with the Sony. I think both of them are going to have their uses but it's going to take me time to learn to use them both to their full potential.
Sorry I missed this. Yes give it time to work out the kinks…
I wish to have your Sony ZV-e10. I been waiting and waiting to buy it from somebody.
@@KaioshinAemi I know they have a shortage of sensors but they will start making them again soon
@@ItsWhatIDo Sony stopped production since December 2021. I check with Sony, they don’t know yet.
@@KaioshinAemi Yea did not know they were hard to find. I moved to a different vlogging setup.
Hi Stafford, I am a wildlife enthusiast. I am currently using 1500d for an year or so. I take wildlife photos in Shutter Priority mode. I was planning to upgrade. My question to you would be, is Shutter Priority the right way of clicking wildlife? I am still not comfortable with Manual mode. By the time, I adjust the right exposure, birds fly away while I am on a jungle safari. Is 90d a good DSLR for wildlife?
Hey no problem. Truth be told I shoot aperture priority or shutter mode. So you should be able to get the correct exposure with just shooting those modes. I adjust the +/- exposure on the cameras as I shoot if I think the photograph is going to be over or under exposed on the conditions. You can always shoot raw to get you more room for exposure usually I do not do that because of the space in raw files.
I am currently testing out some newer gear that is hands above the 90d and that is the canon R10. Going to do a review on that setup and some super affordable setups. You mention exposure and the 90d can get kind of funcky with exposure. The nice thing with mirrorless is that you see the exposure right in camera as you shoot. Stay tuned and hope this video helps.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE So should I go for 90D? I don't want to go for mirrorless as they have very poor battery life and not much support for lenses.
@@sandipkrgupta If you were to ask me 2 years ago I would of said yes go for the 90d now it is a tougher choice. You still cannot go wrong but the space and equipment and lenses have opened up some. If you can watch my 100-400 RF lens review for wildlife that might give you some answers as to the quality of photos with the 100-400 and the R10. Thou the 90d is a no brainer if you want to keep to a DSLR. I just want to point out to viewers that things do change over time. Thanks man.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Thank you!
Hi Stanford. Hear the AF thru the viewfinder is very ‘iffy’ on this camera. Need good lenses to resolve the MPs. Need to micro adjust lenses to get the best results. I want to believe, I really do. Bur really ?
Yes the downsides to DSLRs. I can only tell you my experience. The 90d or DSLRs in generally for me since I shoot a super slow shutter speeds are harder to get sharp images. Anyway, yes agree the lenses need to be good to resolve the 32mp sensor. So at the end am I happy with the camera. There are compromises for sure, but it is to me a camera I can beat around and not feel too bad about really using it in the cold, wet, rain ect. It works pretty good, i can get sharp images there might be some adjustments need but I have not really stressed over that since everything seems to work pretty well. It is far from a mirrorless camera for sure thou. So depends on your tolerance level and what you are willing to give up for a cheaper system.
I saw Your Video on the Canon 90d and I was thinking of getting the Canon r10 and if I did that can I use My Lenses off My 90d on the Canon r10?
You should be able to use the adapter and have backwards compatibility to most your lenses. I would check thou since the R10 is the least expensive of the RF mounted cameras so just to be safe look at the compatibility charts.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Thank You for Your Quick Reply, I'II check the r10 on the Adapter and see what Lenses will Work.. Thanks Again...
I love my 90D. Can't beat the resolution and 10 fps for action / wildlife photography.
Yea nice tough camera for sure...
The canon 90d is a superb all round camera with some great features and will hold its own against many others..just a brilliant camera in all ways from build to features
No doubt..
As a long time RP owner (and i LOVED IT! compact, affordable full frame, most modern features for photography) and now R7 user (so basically the mirrorless 90D) i think you missed completely the point by comparing a higher end, latest sports/wildlife/video DSLR with a major part of the RF mount lineup from small and only photo centric/"beginner level" EOS RP to the flawed and heavy R (this touchy thing...), the R6 (the "cheap" R5) and ofc their highest MP top model the R5. APS-C DSLR vs only full frame mirrorless from cheap to expensive.
Also, have you ever used the RP, R5 or R6 for longer? I fell in love with the RP (my first new camera and also my first and probably last full frame as well) for basic stuff/photography but especially for astrophotography, with fast primes as well with on the telescope automated via computer (My R7 isnt even supported by the software yet)
I had once also the R6 as a try to replace the RP with a single camera for wildlife aswell the rest (astro, basic stuff, travel, video), didnt work out too well with the poor 20MP and some other major flaws. In general i absolutely get your point (as wildlife beginner), but your whole point is more about high MP APS-C vs any RF full frame camera.
I would definately prefer the R5 on my RF 800 F11 over the R7 i actually have. I would rather crop more on a R5 image than dealing with the super tight FoV which i often dont even find or get the subject into when following. 800mm is tight, but with a little bit of learning and practicing its pretty much possible to even follow little bit faster BIF, but with the 1,6 crop, so 1280mm... no way, MUCH harder and its not easy with 800mm.
Since i got the R7 i also got a 150-600 Sigma lens which compensate pretty good for the missing 800mm, but in video its basically unusable handheld and i already have to force myself to carry this lens more often, unlike the RF 800 which is charming light and good stabilized
Too bad the R7 was pretty much only weeks away from release at the time of the video upload, otherwise i guess the R7 would have been your pick anyways. At least as much i loved my RP... for wildlife/video it was just utterly garbage (note: i bought the RP as i didnt even thought about wildlife photography, i only knew i would like wildlife photography but i also knew i could not afford longer, bigger aperture Teles (such as the 150-600 Sigma or my personal favorite: the Sony 200-600G) so i limited myself to zoos with a old, dirty cheap 75-300mm IS USM.
Then Canon came up with the RF 800 F11, it was a no brainer for me and i really liked it on full frame, pretty much perfect size and focal length combination for the average dude which isnt willing to carry a 60-100cm long, 4-7kg heavy "lens".
Hi I have canon 550D and I’m not professional. I need to upgrade my camera so I mostly take photos of pets, nature. Is 90D a good camera for pet photography?
Hey, there are other newer cameras that might be a better choice. The canon R10, R50 versions are nice little cameras that might serve you well. I am not sure on your lens accumulation but you might take a look at newer canon models.
Also thanks for watching and the sub.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE so I consider to go mirrorless either M10 or M50 and the question is what type of lens will be good for pet photography? Like I said I’m not professional ☺️ which of these lenses will be more suitable? Canon rf 70-200 f4L, rf 24-105 f4L? The one that goes as a standard lens rf24-105 F4-7.1 IS would it be better to replace it to one of those that I mentioned? Or any other your professional suggestions? And what about rf-s 55-210mm f5-7.1? Thank you
I think about buying the 90d plus a ef 100-400 for a lower price than an RF 100-500 Lens for my R6 - Gives me much more for wildlife and more flexibility in 2023 …
The Canon D90 has a very good silent mode on board and it works realy good the Electronic shutter in my opinion so i am sure the animals will not feel disturbed like by an loud mechanic shutter!
I have the 80D and was looking at some of the mirrorless stuff. I didn't find anything attractive about it. Also, why do a lot of those mirrorless cameras have thinner lenses? Is the size of the sensor smaller or something?
Thanks for watching. Well depends on the lens some are made for size and weight in mind. They do make compromises on size, quality and weight at some point.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE I see, how does the original EOS R compare in the line up? It doesn't have a bad price at this time.
@@aco2518 The R7 Canon was just up for pre-order. I think that is where it at. $1499.99 not cheap but for the price it has 2 times the resolution as the r5 in crop mode. We will see it is suppose to be a 7D replacement but in the Rp format.
I'm getting my 90D today
Excellent, nice camera ... !
As far as noise goes you can actully shoot completelly silent with 90D by changing you shutter mode to electronic. You need to be on live view mode to do this.
ahh hey if I remember you can only do single shot right ? Curious I might of missed that I do play with so many cameras. I usually use sequential shot in wildlife but let me know if you have full access to multi-frame shooting ? What is the FPS rate thanks again for pointing that out....
The DSLR shutter sound is being talked about after emergence of MILCs, not before. If I observe the burst sound of my 1DIV from 15 feet away, it's very mild. I never get wild birds or mammals that close. Therefore, the DSLR shutter sound scaring off the subjects is more of a myth than reality.
I'm sticking to DSLRs despite the onslaught of MILC promotions. My exotic native lenses work fantastic with my cameras. I'm planning to get a 90D for the extra resolution and 960mm reach with my composite 600mm (EF 300mm 2.8L IS II + Canon 2x III extender). Moreover, 90D does AF with 27 points at f/8 (sometimes I would like to pair it with my EF 400mm f/5.6L + 1.4x III extender for handheld flight shots. The 1DIV also autofocuses with the same combo but with only the center point). Image quality drop has never been noticeable when these lenses are used with extenders.
I'm not into videos. However, when I do feel like recording few casual clips, I use a tiny Sony HDR Handycam. It is tiny in size but much more powerful than DSLRs for recording videos.
Thank you for the video. It has been quite helpful.
Good luck it is a great camera.....
man i want to go to full frame but just i am not sure, i am a hobbyist but i want to upgrade for good photography, i was aiming for EOS R or 6D mark II, and i have old lenses and old camera so ... i shoot mostly night photography and wildlife
Yea, tough call. you probably need to weigh the zoom increase advantages vs the full frame needs.... hmmmm ???
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE U know i took my decision i will go for a 90d and maybe in like after 1 year i ll buy any good quality full frame. i will buy now 90d with 70-200mm EF f/2.8
I have the 90D. Purchasing some good glass made all of the difference. The crop sensor lens are not the best for this camera. After that, it is a super good camera.
Good to know ! Leave any suggestions on glass that might help out other folks.... Thanks for watching.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE It cost around $1700.00 new, but I purchased the EF 24-70mm F/2.8L II USM. So if you paid $1200. for the camera body, you will be in over $3000.00 with tax. You can buy it
used in good shape for around $1000.00. This glass also works well on a mirrorless since the IBIS works well that lens. I rented the R6 MK II, and it worked great. You could buy a used 5D MK IV if you only take pictures, and that is a great full frame camera, if you want a full frame option.
Sold my Nikon Z5 and bought a Canon 40d and 7d. Saw the video of Graham on the comparision between the 40d and the 90d. 40d has better colours. I just hate it when things are cheaply made. That's about all the cameras today and guess what these solid DSLR's can be had for noting. I am nit shooting in the dark, I am not making movies. I use one point focus only. To round up 90d has acceptable build quality to be compared with an sl1 from 10 years ago. Hope I did not scare you👳♀
WOW... Curious about the Z5 never photographed with that camera but you are correct these cameras now are like 100% plastic.. The older DSLR bodies feel like tanks in comparison...
I have P1000. Will stay on p1000 but want to buy a new camera. Please suggest shall I go for Canon 90D or R10?
R10 all the way..... When the 90d review came out the r10 was not even available. Hope this helps.
Please make a wildlife video with R10 and why it is better than 90D. But I love 90d has weather seal
@@atanumukherjee5263 Will do...
Suggest me the best camera available in 2023 under 1200 dollar
@@atanumukherjee5263 is that camera only or camera and lens ? Thanks
How do you feel about missing the R5 autofocus for wildlife? You never spoke about it much. Why do you discount autofocus? And hey there's R7 out now. Jumping for it?
Ahh sorry the autofocs is the best I have seen on the R5. I mean I have used alot of cameras and the R5 probably the best in this area. I will say thou other cameras are extremely capable. The fact that cameras now can do 10 fps or 20 fps is mind blowing. So I guess the other cameras are good enough. I mean I am not really missing photos with these other cameras due to the autofocus. Kind of like owning a car that goes 180 mph and another car that goes 240mph. They are both fast and so fast it does not matter to me because I only drive 0 to 80 mph. Hope this makes sense.
Also thanks for watching.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Then what makes you move to R7 from 90D? How do you compare both of them? I currently have 90D and thinking whether I need R7 now for birds. What do you say?
@@ashishgowdacl8741 ahh please watch my pre-order video that will discuss alot.
my R7 best wildlife camera video please.
I bought my 90D last month.
I'll give Canon mirrorless at least 3-4 more years to really get to the DSLR level.
Glad I am not the only one thinking that LOL !
In my book mirrorless at DSLR level can only mean an awesome hybrid pentaprism OVF that instantly can turn into an EVF at will.
@@auttark9815 great concept, but i think OVF will always require a mirror.
Some may find this to be a shock but, I sold my R5 mast month and bought a 90D. I had all sorts of issues with the R5. No problems with the 90D.
@@chadj.w.anderson5473 Not to mention the stress of a 4K camera going belly up ....
The 90D is a tank! I had my gimbal handle break sending the whole rig crashing to the ground, aaand nothing! - the camera is completely unscathed and works fine!
Yes feels very robust compared to the newer stuff.
I’ve take my 80D and now 90D with my attached Tamron 18-400 lens on my bicycle in a handlebar bag for some years now. Without any issues at all. Sometimes they take some pounding from potholes. These cameras are quite robust.
Hmmm ... While I am a fan of the 90D, the latest (April 2023) newer bodies from Canon bring more value and more features to lower priced bodies. Thus, the video may be valid for its time, but the video may be outdated compared to Canon's more recent product line. And yes, Canon is milking us early on to finance the shift to mirrorless, and we must wait for features to trickle down to lower priced models, but it is, and will, happen. JR
The timing was in general not too good, the R7 was pretty much released not long after which is basically the mirrorless 90D with some more features. All i really miss on the R7 is proper, uncropped 4k60 but the 4k60 crop mode is a gamechanger for shorter lenses, for example the 18-150 gets something like a 50-440mm!
The R50 and R8 are just... well, the R50 is a RF mount M50 (i dont like it at all) and the R8 is what the RP should have been from the beginning, but in general its nice despite the missing IBIS and slow EFCS burst rate (and price outside the US, especially in EU). Since it is as the R6 II without a stacked sensor its at scenarios where the 40 fps electronic would make sense barely usable due to rolling shutter. At least my R7 shoots 15 fps EFCS (with other drawbacks...) and is affordable. rolling shutter isnt much worse than R6, R6 II etc.
I have an R7. It is a knock-off of the 90D somewhat. Why would you get a 90D when you can go mirrorless with this amazing camera. Utilizing the RF lenses, my wildlife setup weighs 2 1/2 pounds. It has a mind-boggling focusing system. Try the R7 and you will never look back. $2000 for my set-up. You can't go wrong.
Yep, so this video was created when the R7 was not even announced. Shortly probably after 1 month that is when the pre-order came up. I now suggest the R7 for sure.
I got the 7D Mark II and I will purchase a good used 90D for video, get good glas for good money and that's it. The customer will never recognise the difference
No doubt... thanks for watching !
I personally don't understand why anyone would go from the R5 to the 90D, or any full frame camera to a crop sensor for that matter. I had the 6D and traded it for the 90D, big mistake, as I might as well have dropped my fish-eye lenses in the bin for what use they were. After 6 months of the 90D I traded it in for a 6D Mk II, which is what I should have done in the first place but I was taken in by the good price I was offered for the 90D. Nothing could induce me to get another crop sensor camera. The 6D was superior to the 90D in low light without a doubt, the 6D Mk II even more so. In fact, I would say my old 500D was better than the 90D in low light. I don't use video, so 75% of the 90D is of no interest. I can now return to my first love of photography, abstracts, with my 6D Mk II.
Anyone thinking of getting a crop sensor camera should first actually use one for a while, then see if you still want one. They're not for me though, DSLR or mirrorless.
I know it sounds crazy but I had a video at 1 time giving advice on wildlife cameras that fit the person and to not listen to sales people and how they use their camera system. Basically the overall experience and most importantly is get a camera that you really really like and forget the specs as of now most importantly that you know it inside and out. The 90d was not my first choice but I had 2 R5 cameras that broke on me within 2 months the 90d was a stop gap until the r7 gets delivered. Now the R7 is a nice camera but has some of the same issues as the 90d. Anyway, thanks for sharing and it gets complicated on my choices.
This camera with an EVF and skipped the mirror keeping the EF mount for those who wants it. I would have bought it right away.
ohh man no doubt, add in IBIS and it would absolutely crush the competition.........
Maybe I'm late with advice :))) but ....the 90D has an electronic shutter silent shooting mode
ahh I think i tried that. Is it only in single shot or is it silent mode but with a shutter sound still ? The D500 Nikon had a silent mode but it was really loud still. Pentax does have some nice shutter sounds probably the best in the industry but you can still hear them ? Maybe I totally missed the 90D silent mode ???
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Hi! 🤚
The electronic shutter works only in LiveView mode 👆
Access to the settings menu is only in the mode LiveView. 👆
Shooting speed - 11 frames per second👈
The mode is completely silent. 👍
@@SandroSandrov ahh yea, thought I remember something was typical performance of mirrorless but wow, yea that would totally work. I missed that one... Thanks for jumping in. Also more importantly being nice about it LOL ! Thanks again.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Good luck! Thanks for your video reviews!
I strongly believe canon kinda slipped up and made a mistake not crippling the 90D after putting all the amazing features.....loooool. that's why I bought the 90D. Every other canon camera has great features but canon always cripples them with cropping sensors in certain mode, no dual pixel focus in certain mode...etc.
ohh yea, maybe this is the last DSLR for canon and the EF mount ?
By the way thanks for watching !
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE everyone is saying that. I quickly bought mine brand new before canon pull the plug. 4K no crop, 1080 up to 120fps, awesome for photos, highest mega pixels of any APS-C sensor cameras on the market. The Canon M6 Mkii uses the same sensor.
Everything is ok with the 90d but try to use it for landscape or architecture? No way that can work well.
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@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE how will it work with TS-E 17mm ? No way an ASP-C can be compared with any full frame. You can't cheat physics.
It has digital image stabilization.
ahh yes forgot that one.......
The digital image stabilization is helpful when using lenses like the Sigma EF 18-35mm f/1.8. Depending on the setting, the DIS crops in but does a good job.
800 mm prime 😂😂😂 Easter of good money lol. Little boys need their sasquatch photos lol
R7 does not take that many photos in 1 sec . Cause their 2 memory cards are junk .
I use dxo photolab noise reduction prime on 90d raw images. I use upto 12k iso for party portraits prints and videos. I love my 90d with prime lenses.
Buy 90d and M6mark2 for the pixel.density and crop.
Notes:
-Use a higher shutter speed than you would use normally, the 90d is sensitive
-Use the electronic second curtain mode for sharpness instead of manul shutter
-Iso speed is not an issue till 25k as long as shutter speed is good and sufficient lighting is available. You need a good denoising software is all..
-Auto iso is fine with flash ettl (Average mode ) as long as Hss is not used on external flash.
-Change ITR AF face tracking as disabled for sharpness
- Use 4k crop on video for sharp videos (remarkable difference in quality ).
-Be prepared to ditch some of your lenses as the sensor on 90d will test the optics harshily .
Happy shooting.
awsome good to know.....
Wait, does the 90D also suffer from shutter shock in fastest burst mode?!
My R7 is mostly used in the 7,5fps EFCS and 15 fps electronic mode, only for dedicated birding i have a custom mode (H+ so 15/30 fps) where my EFCS shutter speed is limited to 1/2000 and faster and the electronic limit is set to maximum 1/500 (the more or less effective limit where rolling shutter goes crazy and faster doesnt make any sense anymore). In both custom modes i can fast switch between EFCS and electronic/silent, especially nice in the fast mode
@@harrison00xXx I cant say for certain on the specifics but to me the 90d is more difficult to get sharp images vs other cameras. I do like to call it shutter shock of some type I have not narrowed it down but like most DSLRS my experience is they are more difficult to shoot without IS and without a native electronic shutter. Hope this helps.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE i also call it shutter shock but i have no clue it depends on lens weight and rigidity.
For example the RF 800 F11 is very prone to shutter shock even at 1/2000, meanwhile my sigma 150-600C even work in 15 fps EFCS with 1/500 shutter speed
@@harrison00xXx Yea, I mean for me the 800mm F11 is very nice i can hand hold it way down to 1/30 of a second. I use electronic shutter thou. You get to a point of knowing what works for you personally and I think is different for everyone.
All I will say is I love my 90 D.
Yep it is a very nice camera.... Thanks for watching.