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Canon EOS 90D Price, Specs and Features [ India ]

Canon EOS 90D DSLR Camera is now available to purchase in India online on Amazon. It is priced at INR 97,495 ( Body Only ) / Rs 103,495 ( EF-S18-55mm f/4-5.6 IS STM ) / INR 127,495 ( EF-S18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM ). These are MRP prices, chances are you will be able to get it for a lesser price online. ( Check it out here ).



Canon EOS 90D is a mid-range DSLR camera and is the successor to hugely popular EOS 80D launched a few years ago. It is powered by Digic 8 Image sensor and features a 32.5MP APSC sensor. Canon's popular Dual Pixel CMOS AF along with Face detection and Eye AF options are available. 4K @ 30fps is supported. It will get a firmware update with support for 4K @ 24fps in future.



From the Manufacturer

Designed for those looking to hone their craft further, EOS 90D have 45 cross-type AF points in its 100% coverage optical viewfinder and can shoot up to 10fps even in tracking--capturing those deciding moments whether for sports or wildlife photography. The 5,481 selectable focus positions and Eye Detection AF provides more creative freedom in composition while using Live View, ensuring every image is tack sharp.

Specs Highlights
  • 32.5MP APS-C CMOS Sensor + DIGIC 8
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF
  • 45 cross-type AF (Optical Viewfinder)
  • Face detection (Optical Viewfinder & Live View)
  • 5,481 selectable focus positions (Live View)
  • Eye Detection AF (One-Shot & Servo AF – Live View)
  • 4K Video (Uncropped/Cropped)
Source : Canon India
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