CANON EOS 90D
www.canon.com £1,200/$1,471 (body-only)
The Canon EOS 90D’s 32.5-megapixel sensor has the highest resolution of any APS-C camera you can buy. That fact is likely to dominate any discussion about Canon’s new DSLR, but it could actually prove its downfall. More pixels don’t alway mean better image quality – we’ll have more to say about this shortly – but thankfully the EOS 90D has plenty more to shout about.
For a start, this is Canon’s first camera to follow a new and exciting development in digital cameras: the combination of high resolution with high frame rates. Not only does the EOS 90D beat any APS-C Canon before it for megapixels, it can do this at 10 frames per second. Previously, the only Canon APS-C camera capable of this was the EOS 7D Mark II, an out-and-out sports model whose future now looks uncertain to say the least.
In fact, it looks likely that the EOS 90D represents a merging of two
