Nikon D90
Best reliable workhorse for enthusiasts seeking classic ergonomics and durability.
A reliable entry-to-mid-level workhorse that brought high-definition video to the DSLR world. It balances manual control with accessible features, making it a solid choice for those learning the craft or looking for a dependable, cost-effective secondary body.
$944.99
at
Tri-State Camera, Video, and Computer
More D-Series options
Nikon D3100 LCD Display
$491.24
Nikon D7500 DSLR Camera
$696.95
Nikon DSLR Camera Body
$864.00
Nikon D7500
$696.95
Nikon D7000
$899.00
Nikon D800
$521.00
Nikon D780
$1144.00
Nikon D7500 DSLR
$699.95
Nikon D4S
$664.20
Nikon D3200
$799.00
Nikon D3x
$599.00
Nikon D200
$899.08
Nikon D3s
$538.00
Nikon D5000
$962.95
Nikon D40
$597.99
Nikon D800E
$998.00
Nikon D3000/D3500 Digital SLR Camera
$1279.95
Nikon D300S
$1149.00
Nikon D800E
$452.00
Nikon D70s
$699.00
Nikon D1x
$563.99
Nikon D40 Camera
$449.99
Nikon D7500
$699.95
Nikon D780
$1419.00
Who it's for
- Enthusiasts who value quick access to manual settings
- Budget-conscious photographers building a diverse lens collection
- Outdoor shooters needing a sturdy and reliable camera body
Who should skip it
- Modern content creators requiring high-quality video capabilities
- Low-light photographers who frequently shoot in dim environments
- Macro and street photographers who need flexible viewing angles
Key Specs
Resolution
12.3 megapixels
Sensor Type
DX-format CMOS
Screen Size
3.0 inches
Video Resolution
720p
Continuous Shooting
4.5 fps
Max ISO Sensitivity
6400
Lens Mount
Nikon F Mount
Storage Media
SD, SDHC
Connectivity
HDMI
What Reviewers Say
Still have a question?
Ask Metto anything about the Nikon D90 before you decide.
