Canon EOS 90D

AT FIRST GLANCE, there’s not much physical difference between the EOS 80D and its successor. The innards, however, are brand-spanking new, with a 32.5MP APS-C CMOS sensor taking centerstage. Historically, sensor resolution of most APS-C cameras have topped out at about 24MP – meaning the 90D (and the EOS M6 Mark II with the same sensor) offers the highest resolution found in the crop-sensor class of cameras.

The advantage of having this kind of resolution means you’ll be able to capture more details while giving you the flexibility to crop an image during post-processing, allowing you to zoom in closer