June 12, 2009

Nikon D90 Or Canon T1i?

If you are looking for a new DSLR with Video, and you cannot decide between the Canon T1i (500D) and Nikon D90, then you may find this article helpful. Here are the highlights of the differences between these two powerhouses:

The Canon T1i has better ISO boost capability

The Nikon D90 has lesser ISO boost capability than the Canon T1i, so it looks like that the latter is the clear winner in this aspect. But there is a catch: Sure, the Canon T1i’s 12,800 appears good from the marketers’ point of view, but actually it produces poor results.

The Canon T1i has higher resolution sensor

The Canon T1i features a 15.1MP sensor, while the Nikon D90 sports a 12.3MP sensor. But there are certain shortcomings with higher resolution sensors. It can be very costly as you need to buy a high-end quality lens in order to back its high resolution capability.

The Canon T1i has better HD video recording capability

The Canon T1i has better HD video recording capabilities than the Nikon D90′s D-Movie mode. The Canon T1i has been made to be more appropriate for shooting HD movies. It offers the option of 720p HD movie recording at 30 fps with up to 18min of recording time.

The Nikon D90 is quieter and faster

The Nikon D90 allows you to shoot decisive more easily than the Canon T1i. The camera has a 4.5 frames per second continuous shooting rate as compared to the 3.4 frames per second of the Canon T1i. Additionally, the Nikon D90 has a shutter mechanism with less noise, allowing you take great photos.

The Nikon D90 kit lens is better than the Canon T1i kit lens

The Nikkor AF-S DX 18-55mm VR zoom provides excellent performance and grat image quality. In contrast, the Canon EF-S 18-55mm IS zoom looks as if it is more subject to lens flare. Moreover, it looks like that the Canon kit lens does not look sharp.

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