the D90 as a possible successor to the D80 was a rumor in the air. They have had to spend two years before the Nikon D90 is a reality. From the first moment we had our hands on the Nikon D90, we had to find the differences in design. There have been minor adjustments in this area with more clear and sharp curves, confirming that no doubt is the new Nikon digital SLR. Naturally, the main changes are inside the camera. Here, Nikon has changed many things for the Nikon D90 can connect with the new range of digital SLR brand with the D300, D700 and D3.

Nikon D90 Digital SLR Camera 12.3 Megapixels

First, we have a different image sensor. While the Nikon D80 had a 10.2 Megapixel CCD sensor, the Nikon D90 incorporates 12.3 Megapixel CMOS sensor for new development. This is an important fact, since Nikon says that in combination with the Nikon EXPEED processor, this sensor can provide some benefits in high ISO at the D300. In addition, the monitor on the back has been renewed. Along with the vast improvement in size to 3 inches instead of 2.4, the quality up to VGA resolution improved significantly improves the reproduction of the LCD.

Live View is integrated into the Nikon D90

Naturally, we have at our disposal the Live View function, a feature until recently unthinkable in a digital SLR, which has now become indispensable. Nikon has taken a step in the integration of Live View, and has implemented a way that could become a standard for future generations of digital SLR cameras, video mode. For purists, it is a heresy, however. There is no brake on the process of innovation. This mode makes the Nikon D90 digital SLR in the world’s first to offer the ability to capture videos as 720p HDTV. The only lasted a short time, responded quickly with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II.

Testing the Nikon D90, including a DIWA Lab test

In short, the Nikon D90 is equipped with the latest technology, combined with innovations from the higher segment of Nikon. However, the D90 is not market-oriented semipro but amateur market. The handling of the Nikon D90 has become so simple as possible to ensure that beginners or photographers not too experienced to work with the camera and its menus quickly and effortlessly. We were able to use and test the camera in practice and in addition, the Nikon D90 has been tested extensively at the technical level in our DIWA Lab Both tests are in the review of the Nikon D90.