Nikon D90 review part 1

[rainerfilm]

CLEAN THE FUCKING LENS!

[stacymoorenjee]

@guitarman2134568 i do believe our gap regarding what is considered semi expert and expert is small now. d7000 is all we all need. go to... freedslr(.)com remove () and try to get an opportunity to bring home a Brand New Nikon D7000

[duckingaunt]

It's not [nykon]. More like [nyee-kon]; [ee] goes short. In Japanese of course.

[sherrydu1]

thanks ,

[jonettedavid]

very good review! can you make some tutorials about taking good pictures?

[bridgeoverwater627]

@jonettedavid Haha maybe someday... I'm so backed up on videos because school is monopolizing my life... The best advice I can give you is to just keep taking pictures! Trial and error is the best way to learn, and it's how I learned.

[campergf23]

Awsome review im looking for a cammera and found one thanks to you totaly gping to subscribe

[Bl4ckVV0lF]

Glad I found your review ... I am about to buy the D90 and this video shows exactly what I wanted to know ...

[getnelson852]

if you didnt have any Nikon, say. Which model will you choose Canon 550d or D90, the lens i will try to get will be the Tamron 18-270mm. Im having hard, really HARD time due to the many ppl says this and say that about both brands... which will u choose? thanks!

[MrSebcheng123]

@getnelson852 for making movies and excellent video quality go for 550D, if u hardly take videos then go for the nikon. I suggest u go for the new canon 60D coz its priced about the D90.

[getnelson852]

if you didnt have any Nikon, say. Which model will you choose Canon 550d or D90, the lens i will try to get will be the Tamron 18-270mm. Im having hard, really HARD time due to the many ppl says this and say that about both brands... which will u choose? thanks!

[CustomGundam150]

good review. ive only heard good things about the nikon d90 unfortunatly i couldnt afford it at the time and bought the d5000. whats your take on that camera ? i heard it has the same sensor as the d300

[bridgeoverwater627]

@CustomGundam150 It does. See my review on the D5k for lots more info ;)

[bridgeoverwater627]

@cameraking360 And you, sir, have no place on youtube if all you are going to do is verbally attack other users out of either jealousy or boredom. I'm really getting sick of immature people like you. Grow up and get a life.

[warningrandom]

Woo Hoo i just got the D90! :D im using it with my Awesome Sigma 18 - 200 mm 1:3.5-6.3 lens :D

[AZNFlipy12]

@warningrandom how much did you spend in total?

[bridgeoverwater627]

@AZNFlipy12 for everything I have? thousands...

[hahayoullneverknow]

dude your lens is FFIIIIIILLLLLTHYYYYY... i just want to clean it. god i hate a dirty lense more than most things.

[insaziabile88]

PORCO DIO!!!

[insaziabile88]

la tu mamma maiala

[MoShow4000]

thanks mate!!

peace/salam

[Mrskater13100]

really football games.......GAY!

[bridgeoverwater627]

@Mrskater13100 Well then what would you prefer that I shoot???

[Mrskater13100]

@bridgeoverwater627 skateboarding

[bridgeoverwater627]

@Mrskater13100 haha I've never shot skateboarding, wouldn't be opposed to trying it though :)

[insaziabile88]

who are you? D'artagnan?

[edwardhackney]

Nice review. Very professional for a young man. One thing not mentioned in these responses to the vid (unless it's in part 2) is that the D90 has the focusing motor, giving you access to more AF lenses. Sure, you could manual focus and loose metering, but that's not what technological evolution is all about.

[mervanayberk]

very nice, clear review.

well done. 5*

[904SF]

Is this really a huge upgrade from the Nikon D60 besides video?

[bridgeoverwater627]

Oh yes, both in terms of picture quality and ease of use.

[sweetangel441]

hi every one

i need someone to help me !!!!! i wanna become a photographer and i don't anything about cameras?!!! i even don't know where should i start :(((((((((

[bridgeoverwater627]

Best advice, Start off small!!! I did, I started with a D40X and a 18-55 kit lens. I would advise you to do the same. Go to a camera shop and try out a D40. It's plenty cheap and is still a pretty decent camera. I'm personally a Nikon fan, but don't be afraid to test out other brands as well, ask the people in the store for comparable models from Canon and maybe even Sony. Once you've got a camera, watch my tutorials and NEVER be afraid to ask questions!!!

I wish you the best!

[sweetangel441]

thanks for your advice :) i love nikon too its so much easier than the others and thanks for helping me

[sweetangel441]

another question do u think is it a good idea if i start with nikon d90 for beginner ??? another thing there so many things i dont understand when i try to read like f/6.3 or ISO400 orAF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8G IF-ED what does it mean ?????is there any web that can explain that :(((( i mean its different language and i would love to learn more ...........please answer me as soon as u can ......

[bridgeoverwater627]

I can certainly explain it for ya! In fact, I'll make a video of the lens terminology. ISO 400 and f/6.3 are all things I discuss in my tutorial videos already posted. You'll want to watch the ISO tutorial and Aperture tutorial for the answers to those questions specifically. Check them all out, and subscribe so you'll know when I get the lens terminology one up.

[sweetangel441]

thank u thank u you are the best :D

[bridgeoverwater627]

Haha no problem. I just shot the video and hope to have in uploaded very soon!

[bridgeoverwater627]

and I forgot to answer your other question... If you can afford a D90, go for it. It might be a bit overwhelming for somebody new to photography due to the sheer number of buttons, functions, and controls, but go test it out in the store to get a first-hand opinion of it.

[9unslinger]

Same here...... I'd also started of by having my first DSLR which was the Nikon D60 with 18-55mm kit lens. You should buy entry level DSLR 1st, then gradually move up^^ Good Luck^^

[THEDEXTROUS]

It's like my Sony a700, I'ts my very first Camera.. your camera D90 and my a700, they both the same sensor, "CMOS" sensor,

there's a thing I've like on my camera is to Fast Navigate it thats why I choose a700 and sort of'v yours..

[eddiexbff]

so awesome, i wish i had a d90

just got a d60 like, 6 months ago. haha

do you have a flickr or something?

[bridgeoverwater627]

Hahah WOW... Everybody is asking if I have a flickr...

...Not yet!

[904SF]

so would this camera be like the ultimate lower end pro camera?

[bridgeoverwater627]

In my humble opinon...

Absolutely, hands down!

[904SF]

lol k thanks, and this is the best upgrade for a nikon d60]?

[bridgeoverwater627]

I went from the D40X, which is amost identical to the D60, to the D90, so I'd say so. In terms of ease of use as far as manual controls are concerned, it's like night and day... but if you just got the D60, what's the rush to get the

D90 so soon? Maybe consider some new lenses first.

[904SF]

Why? the D60 is almost Identical to the d40X.

[bridgeoverwater627]

Why what? are you asking why the D60 is almost identical to the '40X? or are you asking why I advise you to get new lenses first? Let me know so I can help ya!

[904SF]

lol Im asking you why you advise me to get some new lenses first?

[bridgeoverwater627]

Haha gotcha. First off, lenses will last much longer than a new camera, and better lenses will help your photos a lot. The decision is up to you though, if you were going to buy the

D90, I would suggest you try to sell the D60 to offset the cost. you can probably get a decent bit for it since it's relatively new.

[904SF]

hmm true good idea! And also I watched a video of your review on the 70-200 mm lens (the big one) and what exactly is so good about it? Like what makes it so much better than others?

[bridgeoverwater627]

The most important thing about it is its ability to shoot at f/2.8 throughout the zoom range, giving you several times more light than cheaper tele zooms. No other tele zoom can come close to being as bright as the 70-200.

[stratocasterkid4]

can you please do a video of the nikon d90 vs. the canon rebel xsi/xti/ anything like that. Thanks!

[bridgeoverwater627]

I know very little about canons, especially the lower-end ones. I can't really tell you anything that you can't learn yourself through research. Just pull up the nikon and canon sites side by side and have a look around. If you have any specific questions, please let me know.

[904SF]

Nikons the best :)

[dk2893]

Nice video, I have a D300 my self. You should consider doing a video of all of your gear I'm going to do one my self. Just a suggestion.

[KINGSQUIRRELIII]

Would you recomend the D90 who has had two different superzooms for a few years? I know what ISO and Aperture, and pretty much what all that stuff is.

[bridgeoverwater627]

I would recommend the D90 to anybody, regardless of lenses!

[darthsmidge]

You sir, are an absolute hero, I never realised you could assign the function button to actually change stuff.

Adjusting the AF Area is one thing i really thought my D80 really needed a button for

Thanks dude, I've subscribed, just for that :p

[bridgeoverwater627]

Haha you're too kind! Glad you found this video useful!

[babeboyz]

whats the name of the camera that you used to do this demo?

[bridgeoverwater627]

I think it's called the JVC everio gz-hd7. I know you can't tell, but this whole thing is shot in 1080 hd. It uses an internal hard drive too.

[spearmintmonkey]

What do you think about the new Nikon D5000?

[azn1221]

youll have better luck sticking with the d90... The only good thing on the d5000 is the screen.

[bridgeoverwater627]

The D5000 is like a D90 lite. It's got the same sensor and things that come with that, same AF sensor, and that's about it. Everything else is similar to the D60, with the exception that the rear LCD can turn and swivel like some more expensive point & shoots. My opinion is unless money is an issue, get the D90. It has better ergonimics than the D5000

[blackcabbie2006]

nice but i would nt up grade my d80 for the d90 . think im going to up grade to the d300 soon

[bridgeoverwater627]

There is little real difference between the D90 and D300. the D300 has better autofocus, fps, and is made of metal. Unless you're a big sports shooter, you might wanna save the extra $800 for a nice new lens somewhere down the line.

[josserg]

i can't afford the d90, but i can afford the d40x and i like more the d40x than the others like the d60 d80, i like more the d40x wich u recomend me?

[bridgeoverwater627]

The D40x isn't made any more, it's now the D60 and they are essentially the same. Honestly, it's a bit of a toss-up as to which i'd reccomend. The D60 is newer that the D80, but the D80 is SO much easier to use. I would advise you to go to a camera shop and test out both models. If you have any specific questions, please let me know!

[darkestshow]

thanks man, i think im goin' to buy the D90, im saving now and i think for chrismas im goin' to buy it. but im like indecisive to buy it, cuz i live in mexico and the dollar is expensive, xDD.

but whatever i think i buy it :D

thanks man! u rock

[darkestshow]

im Josserg too. xD

this my other acount

[lim2k2]

d40 d40x d60 are limited in terms of lenses

[bridgeoverwater627]

You're exactly right. I might have forgotten to mention that the d40,40x and 60 don't have the in-camera screw motor for NON af-s lenses. A lens such as this must be focused manually...and who wants to do that???

With the D90, these lenses will focus just fine.

[atyl1972]

if you can afford the now discontinued d40 i would go for the canon eos 450d, this shows sharper pics than even the d90 on tests

[ktakytzu]

you have to take in consideration that the d80 has the focusing motor on the body

[xmeerzx]

thnx man

[avrillavigneissexy]

Nice!

I am or was thinking about buying the d40 and today i have been looking at the d60.

I am cerfuffled at what dslr camera to get!

What camera would you recomend,Remember i am upgrading from a point and shoot camera!

Please help!

(Aiden)

xXx

[bridgeoverwater627]

Aiden-

If you can afford the D60, definately go for that one. Not that there's anything wrong with the D40 though. Advantages of D60 over D40-

*More megapixels

*Faster shooting speed (just by a little bit)

*Dust reduction systems to keep your sensor squeaky clean

*Active D-lighting, which keeps photo contrast in balance

*Better kit lens (The D60 lens has vibration reduction to keep images from blurring)

Hope this helps! :)

[FTLOSM]

Thanks for the nice walkthru, I am a point and shoot user but I am thinking about moving up to the D90 SLR and this helps explain some of those settings (eventually I will learn them all).

Bill :)

[bridgeoverwater627]

Glad you enjoyed it! If you need any further explanation, I'm here to help.

[FTLOSM]

Nate,

Thanks again for helpin and answering so many of my newbie questions, slow but sure i hope to start producing some great shots with my D90, do you have an online acct where you post your shots (flickr etc)?

Bill :)

[bridgeoverwater627]

Hmmm... well I have a snapfish, but I haven't gotten around to putting anything up on it yet :P. When I do, you'll be the first to know.