
Canon
Canon 3616C017 EOS 90D DSLR Camera with 18-135mm Lens
The Canon EOS 90D with 18-135mm IS USM is a versatile one-kit DSLR that delivers fast, accurate autofocus and 32.5MP detail across portraits, sports, and travel.
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Overview
Specifications
Model
EOS 90D
Lens Included
18-135mm
Camera Type
DSLR
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 18-135mm IS USM lens a good all-around choice for this body, or should I look at a different lens?
For most photographers stepping into the 90D, it's an excellent pairing. The USM motor is fast and quiet, the IS handles handheld shots in dim light, and the focal range covers everything from wide group shots to moderate telephoto compression. If you specialize in sports or wildlife at long range, a 70-300mm or 100-400mm makes more sense — but as a single-lens everyday kit, this is hard to beat.
How does the 90D's autofocus perform compared to Canon's mirrorless cameras?
In optical viewfinder shooting, the 90D's 45-point all-cross-type AF system is genuinely excellent — fast, reliable tracking, and well-suited to sports and moving subjects. In Live View and video, it uses Dual Pixel CMOS AF, which is smooth and confident for video work. It doesn't match the subject-recognition and eye-tracking AF of newer mirrorless bodies like the R7, but for OVF shooting it holds its own against any APS-C camera on the market.
Can I shoot 4K video with this camera, and is there a crop penalty?
Yes, the 90D shoots 4K at 30fps, but there is a crop factor applied on top of the APS-C sensor crop in 4K mode, which narrows your field of view further. For serious video work, this limits wide-angle options. The 1080p modes are more flexible and use a larger sensor area, making them a better choice for most video applications with this body.
Does the 90D work with older Canon EF lenses as well as EF-S?
Yes. The EF-S mount accepts both EF-S lenses (designed for APS-C) and full EF lenses (designed for full-frame). You can use decades of Canon glass on this body. EF-M or RF lenses require an adapter and are not the intended pairing.
Is the vari-angle touchscreen useful for stills shooting, or is it mainly a video feature?
Both. For stills, it's genuinely useful for low-angle macro work, overhead crowd shots, or any situation where you can't comfortably put your eye to the viewfinder. The touch AF and touch shutter functions in Live View work well, and the screen articulates fully out of the way when you shoot from the OVF.