Canon R6 vs Canon 90D with Samples
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Canon R6 vs Canon 90D with Samples. In this I try to explain and show the similarities and differences between the Canon 90D and R6. I use as many samples and demonstrations as I can to give cleat and precise examples. Both are excellent cameras that almost everyone would be thrilled to have.
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I got the 90D and in my opinion is a BEAST!!
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Settle down Fitzy.
I would agree because I also have one, and I'm really satisfied with it. I might get an r5 or something better that comes out in the future if I earn enough from photography but that doesn't mean I'm gonna ditch the 90D.
90D is so good
In my case I find the 90d to be perfect for all my needs..
Sure the R6 has many upgrades but the price difference for the added options don't add up for me for my needs..
The money I save with the 90d lets me buy the specific lens I need for my projects..
That is Totally true
This is the comparison I’ve been looking for! Great content and comparison. Thank you! ❤️😍
Thank you this was a very helpful video
Great review, thank you.
I'm surprised there isn't a huge jump in Video image quality.
Was expecting to be blown away, instead it's made me appreciate my 90d more with loving eyes 😍
I just wanna say that this video was great and really appreciate man. thanks for it!
Thanks so much for making this vid! I needed it
The 90D is the better value. I prefer an EVF, but the 90D is a great camera, and with the huge price difference is the better choice for most people.
Thank you for this excellent comparison of the two cameras.
Getting my R6 this week. Excited for it. Thank you for addressing the 20mp issue. It was a hump I was having difficulty getting over but videos like yours have been helpful in making the jump.
May I ask for your opinion after some months of using the 20mb R6? Your advice is very much appreciated.
@@dimevans9543 I crop a lot with my sports shooting. I have yet to have concerns over the resolution the R6 provides. If you have the means to get an R5 don't hesitate as you will be very happy. If your means only allows for an R6 don't hesitate as you will be very happy. Both will make you very happy.
@@TubaSolotheHiker thanks a lot for your response.
Great comparison of the layout. I really appreciate this.
Great Review - Very helpful!
Excellent review. Thank you for you time.
Thank you so much for this!!! It answers all of my questions.
hi, i am using 90d, but when i look through the viewfinder, especially when i zoom in, the viewfinder is very light grainy compared to nikon, when i searched i saw that it is for better focusing, i wonder if you are like this too?
No, I've never noticed that. But depending on the lens, for example if it's a variable zoom lens your aperture changes a lot when you zoom in. So the actual lens probably has more to do with it vs the manufacturer. Especially if you zoom indoors where the light isn't good.
I've had this exact thought 🤔. Thank you for the video
Very good comparison! Thanks!
I have them both. Shooting both full frame and crop sensor, I find that I like the R6 simply because I learned to use it faster. The 90D is amazing but I don't use it for portrait photography. Not comfortable with that scenerio yet.
Thank you so much for making this video.
Great video! Thank you.
I still love the 90d...😊🥰
I appreciate the video and your review on the R6. I have considered an upgrade to the R6. I was using the 7Dm2 for wildlife/birds and the 6D for landscape work. Then I was having some issues with the 7Dm2 so I started shooting wildlife/birds with the 6D. I was blown away on the images coming out of the 6D. My photography went to a whole new level. It helped me determine how I want my images to look. So you are right that the images from FF sensor is different than the crop sensor. Hence, the consideration of the R6 for the speed and resolution amazement without burning a hole in my wallet. Thank you for the review.
this simply isn't true. the 90d will blow the 6D away with IQ with birds. It stomps on the 7d2 for IQ. 7d2 also better than a 6D for birds/wildlife.
@@MrOranj I disagree. I've had both 6D and 90D and I'd take the 6D any day. I should have waited to get a 6D Mk II but I was taken in by a good deal on a 90D, which I now regret. I'd swap my 90D for a 6D Mk II without hesitation.
This video was soo helpful
Thank you so so much for this :)
Well explained video 🔥💯
Very nice professional review.
Awesome review 👍 presentation thank you friend
Nice overview of the two cameras. I like both but price is a big obstacle for the R6 for sure. My old Canon 6d was used for everything including weddings and never had an issue with 20 mp. Printed pictures to 24x36 inches that look great. Canon is really making some great stuff lately.
I am looking to get the 90D or the R Thank you this was very helpful.
You can use cinestyle or a flat profile on the 90D
Thank u so much enlightening. Planning to buy camera which suits to my need .. and i think i know what i want because of this video.. thank u sir!!. 🙏😇
Awesome video, if you get a list of other things that you forgot, a part two would be really appreciated.
Great Job!!! I have the 80d and was thinking of upgrading in a few months. I do a lot of sports photography, Football/Basketball/Soccer and some portrait work. Hard to decide
Great! Thanks!
I have the R6 and a 90 D. The 90 D is my back up camera but my R6 is my powerhouse. Plus when you put the battery grip on it it turns into the Hulk.
Does it autofocus any quicker with the battery grip as I'm having problems with my autofocus speed on my Sigma 500mm f4 sport with the r5
Very interesting video! Quick question about lenses, I have EOS 90d + sigma 18-38 F1.8 , and I want to upgrade to R6 MK2 + 24mm f1.8 and 50mm f1.8, do you think the IQ would be better or worse? I mainly use this setup for video, so I would need a 24mm for video, but I am really scared that 90D filming at 4K 30 fps might actually be better optically than R6 MK2 with either 24mm f1.8 RF lenses or 50mm rf 1.8 lenses. Currently the high-end canon lenses are way out of my budget, which is why I was eyeing the R6 MK2 with those two more entry-level ones.
I've been eyeing this camera for it's feature. Would you recommend this for wedding photography or is there any camera or ML with this price range for wedding events? Thanks!
Great informative video. I was looking at the r6. I dont care for video. Just photos. Now considering 90d and getting a great lens
Great video and love the honest review. I appreciate the R6 would not be for everyone and I like how you are objective. I have the R6 and it is expensive no doubt, but coming from the m50 it is amazing!
thanks for sharing 👏👏👏
If I was swimming in money I’d get the R6 the picture clarity is amazing but I’m very very pleased with my 90D
The 90D is an amazing camera.
I've used 6D for years and got the 90D recently to fill in the feature gaps the 6D has - Good 4K video, great AF, flip screen, good burst rate etc. Having a 6D and 90D in my bag seems a better setup than a single R6. Thank you for making this video ☺️
Agree
@@Scotco35 Disagree. The one camera that does it all is the R6.
Excellent comparison.
Thank you!
V good video, plz advice me best photo camera for wedding videography under 1200$ used or new one, plz reply.
6dMKii
Great vidéo..thank you 🌹😉
I have a 90d DSLR can the ISO go about 100,150,200,250 or will it only go 100,20,300 and so on
Thanks!
THANK YOU
I want this comparison for the R6 and the 5Dm4
I went from a 70d to a 7d MarkII and then now to a 90D - My 90d is impressive & my go to, I use it mainly for:
1.videos
2. automotive photography
3. Casual street shooting
For “action” videos I use my GoPro Hero 8 black, I don’t crave or feel like I’m missing out on iBIS FOR MY USES. Thanks for the vid, I’m not sure I’ll ever crave a mirrorless, something about the legit optical viewfinder that just makes me feel in the zone.
hello, regarding the image quality of an apsc sensor (90d) vs full frame (r6), is the difference in sharpness, color? and why do you like working with full frame? thanks
I think it's a deeper image, as in more distinction between the front, middle and back. Also I think when the image is cropped, the less megapixal full frame sensor is sharper than the more megapixal crop sensor. I base this on thousands and thousands of images over years. It may just be me, but I think other photographers might agree with me. Or not, hard to say.
Do you find the R6 struggling in low *low* light scenarios? I've been doing extensive research trying to figure out why the flash unit doesn't fire off the red assist beam when paired up with the R line of mirrorless cameras. This makes my job an impossible task when shooting @ gala events trying to find focus due to the "slow" delay when using the EVF even when I turn off *simulation* . Don't get me wrong. The R5/ R6 is a very capable camera in the *day* *time* . But I find it crippling to use it in the dark. What's your thoughts on this? Any work around the lag problem?
I haven't used it in a dark enough situation to have that problem. I primarily shoot wildlife and outdoor portraits. I rarely use flash. Sorry I can't help.
Loved the video, but have one question for those of us who shoot sports. Which of the two bodies has better high ISO pictures?
The R6, it has the same sensor as the 1Dx Markiii.
have a question @Aarons Practical reviews.
Can more focus points be set manually on the 90D? As you show at 10:12 you see your movie. How did you do that?
You can't set more points, but you can set an exact point to focus on by changing the autofocus from auto which is what I use in this example, to manual select. Which allows you to pin point the focus.
@@FitsandFun Thank you for your response
Thanks for this video. I shoot wildlife with an 80D and was looking to upgrade. The 90D and the R6 were exactly what I was looking towards. Still trying to decide if the R6 is worth twice the price, but the autofocus, animal eye af and the burst rate might just be worth it. One question though: Were you able to compare the battery lifes on the cameras, especially stand by time?
The R6 while only taking photos lasts about 4 hours, the 90D lasts all day just taking photos. I'd say the 90D lasts almost twice as long for video as well.
@@FitsandFun That's really good to know. Thanks a bunch!
I am currently using a 70D(bought 2015) and have a 90D on order now(passing 70D to my duaghter as her SL1 is failing). But since the order has been taking a couple weeks(and still waiting), I have had time to think about it and reconsider. With the industry heading towards mirrorless and Canon discontinuing their EF lenses, I feel like putting the money into an R6 now will allow me to not only have a IMO better(for what I do) camera that could be more future proof for the slow upgraders like me, but also allow me to move into the full frame realm and focus my future lens buying, in that direction.
I really like the focusing system on the R6. It may help me with some of my "missed" focuses on my 70D. I also really like the fact it can do 4k60 video, which is something I love to film in. I only film 5-10 minute clips now(using either an iphone or original Osmo pocket) so I'm hoping the overheating issue doesn't really affect me.
So yea, the cost will hurt a bit but I feel like it will be worth it for me, since I don't upgrade that often, so I ordered an R6 yesterday(with the RF 24-105 kit lens).
R6 video was much sharper. Not even close.
Hi Aaron! Maybe you can help me. I own a Canon SL2 (or 200D, similar to the canon t7i) and i have some savings to invest in an upgrade for my video settings. MOst use of my equipment is to vlog and make "Epic B-Roll" videos, Daniel Schiffer´s way. I have a 10 18 mm STM and a 50 mm F/1.8 STM. Would you recomend to sell my APS-C camera and EF-S Lenses and buy a Full Frame camera to have the better ISO performance and cinematic look in low light conditions? Or do you think that i´ll be fine buying the sigma 18 35 F/1.8 to achive similar results in low light with my current Canon SL2?
The Sigma 18-35mm is fantastic on my T7i and 90D. I'm sure it'll work great on the SL2. My problem with it is the weight, my gimbal isn't strong enough to stabilize my footage. Since that lens has no image stabilization I'd love to use a gimbal. So a strong gimbal is necessary also in my opinion for b-roll.
What lens did you use on the 90d in this video?
Sigma 35mm f1.4.
Went from a 100d aka sl1 to 80d and now about to upgrade to a 90d gonna use the 90 as my main photo/ video cam,80 for b roll and then use the sl1 as a secondary photo cam since its a beast in low light with 18mp
Hi, Aarons! Which picture style and settings (sharp/contr/sat/colortone) did you use in this video? Thks
I use fine detail and usually only adjust the white balance if it's too red. I don't think I changed anything for this particular video.
@@FitsandFun Thanks, Man!
Thanks for the review. Would be going for 90D
I've seen in one other video about this camera that the 90D does overheat. Not sure but would a monitor eliminate that if it did overheat?
I'm not sure, I've never had that happen. And I record in 4k off and on for hours. So until mine overheats I'm not sure that's an actual problem. My R6 on the other hand did overheat a few time at a car show, but it took a good hour of continuous video and photo shooting.
@@FitsandFun thank you for your reply! :)
Hey Aaron, can you tell me what red straps you use for the sides in the video?
From Peak Design.
@@FitsandFun Cheers!
I think the only thing to say here is it would be great to own BOTH THESE CAMERAS, because they don't really compare very well in terms of usage: we know the 90D is going to be best used outdoors and with available light, and the R6 can do it all but probably best shines indoors, low-light, event work with or without flash etc.
Aaron, Appreciate you comparing these two lenses. Relying for a long time on the 77D, the 90D still holds appeal to me as an upgrade to that. But I just bought the RP, as my personal decision of compromise between image quality and price of 'admission' to being able to shoot full frame again. Having used the old 6D for many years and seeing your earlier comparison of crop and FF canons, I'd agree that there is a very noticeable difference with image quality between the two sensor sizes, all other things equal. Its more than just less noise in the FF. With the RP i can adapt all my existing lenses, add RF lenses as need (and sales) may arise, and hope there will be some cheaper future 'R' camera options with more modern sensors than the RP at more accessible prices. Craig
I actually own a 90D and want to get the RP to enter the FF world . Is it a solid camera for stills in your opinion ? ( not really interested in video i know its not great in that dpt )
Jess, this is Craig replying - i actually returned the RP. I found its dynamic range really poor. With good lenses it gives a bit better detail/sense of resolution than my 77d. And it has lower noise at high isos. But at the lower ISO levels my 77d has better dynamic range. In practical i thought it might be good for indoor use (e.g. weddings, stock photos). But for landscape use with lots of bright and dark areas in a shot, it seemed more a step back. I’m going to hold out for...?, i’m not sure what. The R6 is so pricey, but i have all canon glass. So i’m in that quandary. .
Oh i see ... Having canon lenses is not a good thing then . I don't have much so I'm still on the verge of going Sony, their images are really good , the A7III seems appealing for the price of a R .have you tried the R for DR , probably close to the RP tho ... 😔
Jess, craig here. Yes, i’m actually a bit embarrassed to admit i did, and returned it as well. I tried that long ago when it first came out. The sensor is better than the RP. (Other reviewers say it is the sensor from the 5D mark iv, which is a step up from the RP). But it has a somewhat weird user interface. (E.g. Note the mode dial that requires you to press down then spin to find and select your mode on the top plate screen, and that ridiculous touch bar). Do try to hold it in a store before buying it. I suspect it might be better suited to non-action photography. I do a bit of everything, inc. bird photography, landscape, portrait, etc. so a, looking for a more multi-use beast. The Sony A7mark iii is one i too am considering...with hope i could adapt my canon lenses with the metabones adapter.
@@craigcarlson4022 the R doesn't seem that attractive from the RP actually I agree, since the R6 & R5 their place is a bit weird . Honestly when I see tests of the A7III it seems to a beast in a lot of area although I really enjoy canon's interface and flip screen . I love website where they compare images at diff ISO of the RP R & a7III , the difference in details & noise is mind-blowing ... The A7III seems to be the more honest camera ( specs/ price wise )
Will you please do a comparison video on the cannon r6 vs the nikon f2 for me the f2 is the best overall but id love your input. In my professional career at TMZ doing photo shoots for various stars and athletes i still prefer to use the trusted Walgreens 35mm disposables for the best vivid pictures money can buy.
I think I saw your work in Mario's Meatball Villa, great self portraits!
@@FitsandFun ahhh yes ameataball !!! That project was one of my most well known. Heard you did big work in the film One Night In China??? You mist of shot that with an older model cannon i bet
That was Canon's Rachel model, older model, but very easy. Worked well with my longer lenses.
Hmm i think your wrong that r6 is great and all but i had the rachel model i got use out of it wore the straps out then and one day it just vanished off saw someone else with it and just laughed and said keep it
Hey Aaron, I love to shoot pro and college sports. NFL and MLB. I have used my 7Dii with 70-300L for years. It does great. Little noisy at night, but that's the tradeoff. One requirement is, most stadiums will only allow a lens less than 6". The 70-300L just meets that. I've been trying to shed some weight off of my carry in bag, so I tried an M5. The pictures were good, but a little slower to focus, plus my M5 had a couple of problems. Didn't buy the M6ii, I was turned off by the no built in EVF. However, the attachment does work well, so I've warmed up to that idea. I have a ton of EF, EF-S and L lenses. I do intend some day to go with an R5, but do you have any suggestion about a lighter camera? M6ii (similar to 90d), M50ii, 90D or just bite the bullet get the R5 and use in crop mode if I need the distance.
I don't have any suggestions, I've only used the cameras I own, 90d, T7i, 6dMKii, and the R6. The T7i is similar in size and weight to the R6 I'd say. But I wouldn't consider either small.
This actually helped me choose the 90d. I looove the r6 but when I clicked the link it's $35k CAD lmao Nope. That's a dream camera for when I'm established. I've checked out the R but thinking about how expensive that is as well plus needing an adaptor for my lenses gave me a headache lol I think I'll upgrade to full frame and or mirrorless later down the road. For now, I just need an upgrade from my t5i I think from comments and reviews the 90D will be a great upgrade 😊
honestly i jumped from a 700D ( european name ) to a 90D ... i wasn't that pleased by the image quality or the difference ! yes more detail because of the 32mpx so still get great shots in good conditions but they are very demanding in terms of lenses . I used to do great landscape with the Canon EFS 10-18 on the 700D ... on the 90D the render is just not there . 32mpx is too much for a lot A LOT of apsc lenses . Look for resolving power 90D on youtube ( i wish i had seen it before buying )
Wyd? I’m in same boat! Ty
I'm going to get the 90D
Yes, this pushed me to the 90D too.
The 90d was exactly what I needed. Still my go to camera
I actually still use it more than the R6, because it can register my video settings. The R6 can only register photo settings.
@@FitsandFun love the 90d
@@FitsandFun try saving settings to one of the Custom modes and keep the auto update turned on so it saves the settings automatically, allowing one to switch back and forth faster.
On the R6?
@@FitsandFun yes, sorry, I forgot to specify
I suspect a lot of people going for the R6 are people looking to upgrade from 80D, 90D, 6D mk II, 7D mk II and similar. 8K recording and 45MP sound nice (R5) but the vast majority of shooters won’t actually need/use these features so blowing 35,000 Dkk (I am in Denmark) on a camera with unneeded features sounds more than slightly foolish.
The R6 has what most of us are looking for. I am just waiting for prices to come down around Boxing Day and then I will buy one.
Have you ever used the canon fisheye lens?
Nope, the widest I go is 14mm with the Sigma 14-24mm f2.8. On a full frame that's distorted more than I'd like.
Good Morning. Comparing your image recorded in this tutorial with the Canon 90D, and your comparison review between the 6D MarkII and the 90D, there was a very big loss of sharpness from the 90D. In this R6 comparison review, the 90D image looks like the 6D MarkII. Could you explain to me the reason for this? Please. I liked the previous review so much that I was deciding to buy a 90D to record my videos. But after this current review I was in doubt. Could it be that in the other review there was some sharpening treatment on the 90D images? Because the definition was really great. Thanks. I await your comments.
I didn't notice until long after I uploaded this video, but on my computer they didn't look as different as they do on RUclips. The 90D looks softer in that comparison than it actually is. I have no explanation why it lost sharpness when it plays after I uploaded it. I don't alter sharpness or color correct. In fact I use fairly simple software to make all my Videos, Movavi Video Editor. I shoot most of my RUclips videos with the 90D, and I have more videos that show only the 90D, if you want to see it's video quality. Also the R6 shoots in 5k and downsamples to 4k, I'm not sure if that isn't messing with the side by side when uploading to RUclips, or possibly in my software.
Also, throughout the video I alternate between the 90D and R6. If you look in the bottom right hand corner during the video you can see what camera I'm using. Maybe full screen will be a truer comparison.
Great video. Ignore the negative comments. I appreciate the comparison because I am trying to decide between both of these. To those complaining that this is an unfair comparison. No fucking shit there very different. The point is, is it worth spending double the price to you or not. Some yes, some no
Did you use your ef lens with the ring adapter? Any issues?
No, I'm using the basic adaptor.
@@FitsandFun i think that’s what I meant. Many thanks!!
Nice video ! I actually have the 90D since 2019 but i'm not totally happy with it . You can get great pictures sure but you also need pretty expensive lenses to be able to resolve 32 mpx on a APS-C . That is something i didn't expect . I choose to stay on apsc at the time cuz i thought " i have efs lenses so logical choice " boy was i wrong . And like you when i see pictures i can tell i really enjoy FF more in the end , there's a feel about it . I'm getting mocked saying that usually. I'm considering going for the RP to start in FF photo ( 90D will stay for video perf and action shoots ) and get great RF L lenses after .
32? problem?
The EF "L" lens do work well on the 90D. I am the type to wait a few years to buy todays latest and greatest, but I am not shooting as a Pro for my income, I am a professional CAD modeler by trade. I am probably going to buy a used 5D MK iv, because they are now in the $1200 range for one in excellent shape. Awesome camera.
Great comparison!
7:50 The R6 seems to offer a much sharper image (on my IPAD) with more detail. Also the colors look better.
I think my software made the 90d a tad softer than it actually is. But the R6 is absolutely tack sharp, it enhances every lens I own as well. Really an excellent sensor.
@@FitsandFun however if you notice the R6 footage of you, you do look crisper. But your mic is softer. The 90d shows the mic sharper. Because of the increased depth of field. Which means your focusing on the R6 needs to be totally on it. So for wildlife it's a no for the R6.
The name Aaron practical reviews gives justice to this first video that I've watched. I like it when reviewers actually show the camera(s) working. For my type of shooting, the only real advantage of the R6 is IBIS. All because I have a couple of lovely voigtlander lenses that I just can't find the courage to let go. One of which is a 90mm with close up lens for macro shots. Without a tripod, this lens would be unusable on the 90D with its 32mpx. The slightest of shakes will show. And faster shutter speed ultimately means increasing iso even in good light. So still on the edge here. Not sure if I'd go with the R6 in the near future and still take advantage of its features as a mirrorless camera.
When it comes to ergonomics, it seems that the R6 has a beefier grip. And the joystick is farther to the left on the body. Would you say that the joystick is harder to reach on the R6 than on the 90D? Or perhaps is it too close on the 90D and can be accidentally bumped?
I don't use the joystick very often on either, but when I do I've never noticed an issue with the placement on either of them. And I've never accidentally hit them or nudged them when shooting. After shooting with the 6dMKii for a few years without a joystick I often forget its even there, but when I do need it, it's extremely useful.
Having used MFT cameras, APS-C cameras and FF cameras, I agree that the FF ones give a bit different look. I cannot put my finger on it. Maybe the FF lenses, which are typically more expensive, are also better because more R&D was put in them. Maybe it's something else. But for my MFT cameras I had 3 of the Olympus PRO lenses, which are pretty much as good as it gets for the system. Still, the FF cameras give me better looking images. Or maybe it's more accurate if I say 'images I personally like better'.
The side by side video at 7:21 was there a significant difference in lenses used, because the image from the 90D looked way softer
Edit: BTW awesome video!!!!
Thanks!
Used the Sigma 35mm f1.4 on both cameras.
@@FitsandFun Are you sure both cameras were at 4K? Because 90D looks like 1080p.
I' m using 90D and R6 now. I prefer 90D for very far targets, when I need hard crop, and if there' s enough light. In all other cases I find R6 superior with better results: for autofocu (ex. af animal eye), dynamic range (with hard contrast or low lights subjects) and fast shooting. R6 is far superior for landscapes and portraits, of course.
Brother, if you had the chance to compare the lenses, do you think that 90d + 18-35 Sigma F 1.8 would be below r6 and Canon RF 24mm F1.8?
"32.5 Megapixels look really good - especially on paper" :D what a plot twist! Great video, thanks a lot.
My issue is I already have $1400 of lenses that won’t work in the R5 or R6. I’m just wondering if I’ll be happy long term with the 90D. Coming from a T7.
I should say I’m almost 100% photography. No video.
I still don't own an RF lens. I have about 12k in ef and efs lenses. The adapter I use on my R6 is flawless. I've shot weddings, portraits, ads, etc. All with my old lenses. In fact I won't pay that much extra for an RF lens when there are soo many much cheaper and capable lenses out there.
the price is also night and day different lol 1k for 90d is basically the best dslr for anyone who doesnt have a credit card or people who are not looking to try and make money with it, i'm just a guy who wants to do something interesting, get out of the house, explore and go camping, whatever, i do not need a 2500+ camera for that, i'm not trying to sell my photos, hardly anyone will see them, for a huge group of people out there a camera like the 90D is really awesome feature packed for the cost. obviously we all would take a R6 if we could lol.
A agree. I don't set the prices. I'm just comparing the cameras since I own them both. To be fair though, nobody needs a camera period, these are luxury buys at any price. Some think the 90D price is outrageous vs the SL3.
I was going to get the 90D but ended up with the 77D for $400 off of eBay. I use this camera mostly for wildlife. I'm waiting for the rumored R7.
I really wish the 90d had unlimited recording. If so I would choose it over my sony a6400, but I need that feature
If that's your problem then you need to reevaluate your life choices. When it stops after 30mins just quickly press the record button again
I had the 6D for years before "upgrading" to the 90D and to be quite honest I wish I still had the 6D. I was saving for a 6D Mk II and saw a 90D at a good price - now I know why - and I regret my impulsiveness. I have a less than 10000 shutter count and if anyone had a similar age 6D Mk II I would swap in a heartbeat. The 90D is poor in low light, necessitating robust anti-noise processing, far too much of it is dedicated to video, which doesn't interest me - and it's a crop sensor - crop sensor cameras don't know what an ultra wide angle is. My first love in photography is abstracts, I have a fish-eye lens that is virtually useless until the happy day I've saved enough for a camera with a proper, full frame sensor.
Which is best for youtube and making Experiment video??
The 90D should be more than adequate for that.
@@FitsandFun Thanks😊
Nice....!!! R6 go go go
Which do you think has the best ergonomics/usability? Also, if my main concern is face/eye detection for sports and portrait work, which one would you recommend? I have a bunch of ef-s lenses and I'm thinking of upgrading my SL2 body in the near future. Thanks for the great video!
R6 with an mount adapter to use your older lenses, if money isn't an issue. This will run you at least $2600 and no tax if you find a shop outside of your state depending on your local laws.
nvm, watched the whole video and it looks like i got my answer: EOS R6.
@@igetmsg money isn't an issue when you have a credit cardddd!!! lol thanks!
I love 90d..its my all time favourate..i am planing to buy it..i think i will buy it soon
I hope you don't go grocery shopping with that mindset. In the rather likely event that you aren't old enough to go grocery shopping by yourself, then I I can fathom the context in which your comment was made.
You can overheat the 90d. After 30 min of shooting in 4K indoors I had to turn down to 1080 or wait about 3-4 min
Ok, thanks for the information. Good to know. I've run it 30 minutes one time but in 1080p@30fps.
With the R6 you can use log!
I absolutely love my 90D. There were a few reasons I chose it over the EOS R. However I was tempted to buy the R6 until the overheating issue was announced. I still might buy one in the future if there is a reasonable price drop. Nice review and congrats on acquiring the R6... I am jealous.. lol 👍
R6 4000$CAD vs used 90D 1000$CAD it's an easy choice for me
@@felixlechat1780 Depends where you live. In Finland, the R6 is 2900€, and a new 90d is 1200€. If you are serious about your Wildlife photography, the animal tracking feature is well, amazing. The 90d is a good camera for Sports, and a very marginal one for wildlife. The R6 is a great all around camera, that is exceptional in Wildlife settings. The 90d is a good value if you are not into Wildlife photography. But the R6 is a bargain, when you consider it's capabilities, as it comes with the processor of the 1dx, which is an 8,000€ camera in Finland. In Canada the 1dx cost is 6,000 dollars. So it's an easy choice for me to go for the best all around value. The camera that is on another level, the Canon R6. There is a reason that this camera is in high demand.
@@mikeodowd100 You have right the R6 its a bargain. R5 + 85mm 1.2 vs GFX 100S + 80 1.7 its the same price, which one you ll pick?
I hope they will announce the Canon R7 soon. APSC system camera. Then I’ll decide if I’ll buy an 90D or the R7.
Great video, Aaron -- thank you. I've enjoyed my 90D for over a year now -- get good pictures and videos. I was looking at the R6, but the price is silly -- not in my future. It looks great, though. Perhaps if I were a pro I could justify the expense, but I don't really need 60 fps 4K. Thank you for quelling my potential gear-lust. BTW, "pixel" has an "e", not an "a", and the word is "versus" not "verse."
Do I say it wrong or is there a typo?
@@FitsandFun Sorry, yes, you say it wrong. It's a common mistake. The word is from the Latin for "against."
I own the 90D. When I bought it, the R6 had not yet been announced ... That's why I upgraded from 80D to 90D. Sp, I don't think you can compare those two cameras. 90D is a crop camera, R6 is a full frame mirrorless, etc.
I think they are great to compare because they can produce similar results. I've owned both since they were released, I can interchange the two in the majority of situations I use them for.
WOW this video could not have come at a better time. I have the 90D and have found it a good camera however want to move to a full frame camera and have been looking at the R6 and R5. R5 is very expensive and I have to really justify the price however the R6 could be good price wise. I don't use the video at all therefore the specs and details for the video is actually a non issue for me BUT I found your comparison very valuable and informative. I have been comparing the two in different scenarios (as I have a lend of an R6 from a friend - how lucky am I?) I love to do macro and found the IBIS in the R6 really advantageous. I did notice however the digital zoom in and out that is very useful when focusing manually either in night shots or macro is not available on the R6. Is it there and perhaps I can't find it or is it no available? I don't think it will be a deal breaker but it is very useful for focusing when using the tripod and focusing on very tiny subjects. Great comparison of the 2 camera
The digital zoom on the R6 is under the joystick. It does not work in tracking AF mode. But in manual or dot af focusing the magnifying glass 🔍 digitally zooms in for me. Unless it's been remapped to do something else on your model of the R6.
@@FitsandFun oh yes found it!! Thanks. I will give it a go. I have had a play with the R6. Good so far but I don’t think the MB size is good for me. I crop close and tight and like to shoot wide with space to choose.
I think you'll be surprised at how well you can still crop. I do a lot of wildlife photography and crop a lot. Much better than I thought it would be for cropping.
@@FitsandFun I am using the R6 all weekend and will see how the cropping goes. It is the only thing so far that is holding me back. I’ll let you know my final decision soon
Thanks , the R6 is great But its just not worth the upgrade now
Hi Aaron.
Have you had (or anyone) any luck with the focus when it comes to self portraits?
I’m using the 50mm 1.8lens and having a difficult time getting myself in focus.
Anyone having suggestions? (My cannon connect app doesn’t seem to work either).
What is your current set up trying to take the self portrait?
WOW, at 7:55 the R6 is clearly the winner in sharpness and detail.