Camera Help! Nikon D90 or Canon EOS 50D?
I need a good camera, the pictures of the situation is, images for the professional sports (it must use to This will take basketball to be on huge posters 4ft by 8 feet) and also take great landscape paintings (hiking in the next year in the Grand Canyon to Havasu Falls) I had a Canon S5 and loved, as they could carry AA batteries, but it does great indoor action shots to take, I must step up and get either the Nikon D90 or Canon EOS 50D, as this would obviously serve this purpose. Need to know which is better for my applications? Thank you! EDIT: I was also asked if any of these cameras would have CS2 problems importing images in iPhoto on a Mac or Photoshop. Heard that they are as RAW files as opposed to JPEG, and they lose quality and file size is huge. i dont want that something will fill my hardrive in two photos.
Before you read this review, please note that the Canon 50D and D90 are not in the same class and are targeted at different markets, but there are still many people, even including me, compares them with each other because of the relatively small price difference. The Canon 50D should be compared to the Nikon D300, but since the D300 is clearly a better camera, it makes no sense. The 50D is, in fact, somewhere between the D90 and D300. With this being said, I hope you find my review helpful. I spent much time researching and comparing the Canon 50D with the Nikon D90. I took the 50D. I hope that my information can help some of you out there make the same comparisons. First, I strongly recommend that you store Go to a local and actually hold both cameras to play with them and get a feel for them. You will immediately notice that the D90 feels cheap and is only made of plastic. The 50D, on the other side made of magnesium alloy and feels stable. It actually feels like a high-end camera. The 50D is also weather-sealed, unlike the D90. The production quality is very important, so keep that in mind. I also found the menus and buttons are user-friendly sites designed as the Nikon. I read countless posts about the 50D and D90. Most rated D90 were pretty consistent with each other. The D90 is a great camera, the excellent image quality can, 720p video and is $ 300 less than the 50D. The 50D review were also fairly consistent with each other. The 50D is not much of a Improvement over the 40D, the increase to 15.1MP in a small increase in image quality led, and led to more noise at higher ISO settings, it can no videos and $ 300 more than the D90. From a value perspective, the D90 is a better camera. It is a few hundred dollars cheaper than the 50D and can record videos. The is pretty much where the comparisons end. Here's why. 1st The D90 is not even a direct competitor to the 50D. The D90 is to the consumer market, while the 50D to the prosumer market targeting. But I could not resist, nor a comparison of the two, as the D300 I was out of my budget. 2nd Video Mode – Nikon D90 released the with a sub par video recording function. It maxes out at 720p and not, I repeat, do not need to focus automatically. From my experience with the D90 video mode, the combination the operation of the camera with one hand while focusing with the other and strolling in a row, good, bad videos. If you want to take videos, use the Canon T1i. 3rd Performance – The 50D, as with other prosumer-level cameras, uses CF cards, while the D90, as used in other consumer-level cameras, SD cards. CF cards offer higher capacity, but more importantly, higher speeds. The 50D is able to absorb 6.3 frames per second in continuous shot mode, while the D90 is capable of 4.5 frames per second. This is with JPEGs. Try shooting with the D90 in RAW mode, and it will only ask you to stop. The D90 is not easy for High-speed photography done. It is for taking pictures when you are done in the holidays with the family. The 50D, on the other hand, is designed for high-speed photography, like sports and and capturing moving objects. 4th Image Quality – Both cameras provide excellent image quality. It has been said in many reviews that the 50D produces noise at higher ISO settings than the D90 and the Canon 40D. The reason is the higher MP count on the small size of the APS-C sensor in combination with the low Quality of the lenses that were used in the assessments. If you want to buy the 50D, then to invest in a good lens to the advantage of the increased number of pixels camera to take. Had better lenses were used in review process, the 50D would be even better ratings received. The 50D is not a consumer / enthusiast level camera, so writing why use cheap lenses? 5th Live View – Wow, that's a sweet function in Live View DSLR camera. If you have to take an important shot, you can They help immensely Live View! The 50D and D90 both have Live View. The D90 has only an autofocus in Live View mode, the contrast is Detect. The 50D has the phase-contrast detection and recognition. The D90 can only 6.7x zoom, while the 50D is in 10x zoom. Why is this important? The more you zoom, the more accurate you can choose the focus. In addition, The 50D also offers Micro Focus adjustment to really choose the focus. The D90 is Live View is sufficient for the average user, casual, but it is completely unacceptable to a higher end consumer. The 50D's Live View feature provides a demanding photographer. 6th Value – The D90 is a few hundred dollars cheaper than the 50D. It has Characteristics, to win the average consumer, such as a video. It produces great images worthy of a prosumer-level camera, but is missing the function and flexibility, that a prosumer-level camera provides, how to build better quality, better ergonomics, faster continuous shooting, Live View, fully functional and better twe
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