Canon 90D specs (quick reference)

Canon 90D specs (practical spec sheet) This is a practical spec sheet for the Canon […]

Canon EOS 90D camera body

Canon 90D specs (practical spec sheet)

This is a practical spec sheet for the Canon EOS 90D: the numbers that matter in real use (photo + video), plus storage guidance that matches how people actually shoot.

Canon EOS 90D camera body

Canon EOS 90D camera body

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Core camera specs (high-signal)

  • Sensor: APS‑C CMOS (approx. 22.3 × 14.8 mm)
  • Effective resolution: approx. 32.5 MP (total pixels approx. 34.4 MP)
  • Processor: DIGIC 8
  • Lens mount: Canon EF mount (supports EF + EF‑S lenses; not EF‑M)
  • Stills formats: JPEG, RAW, C‑RAW
  • Video container/codec: MP4 (H.264/AVC)

Source: Canon official specification/support pages (as provided by Brad).

Image sizes and file formats

At native 3:2 aspect ratio, Canon lists these still image sizes:

  • Large: 6960 × 4640
  • Medium: 4800 × 3200
  • Small 1: 3472 × 2320
  • Small 2: 2400 × 1600

RAW and C‑RAW are captured at full resolution. The camera also supports 4:3, 16:9, and 1:1 aspect ratios; RAW still records full 3:2 data and stores the chosen aspect ratio info as metadata.

ISO and exposure

  • Still ISO: ISO 100–25600 (expandable to 51200)
  • Movie ISO: Auto 100–12800; Manual 100–12800 (expandable to 25600)
  • Metering sensor: 220,000‑pixel RGB+IR metering sensor (OVF metering)
  • Exposure comp: ±5 EV; AEB: ±3 EV

Autofocus

  • Viewfinder AF: up to 45 points; all cross-type at f/5.6; 27 points at f/8; center dual cross-type at f/2.8 & f/5.6
  • Live View / video AF: Dual Pixel CMOS AF (with EF/EF‑S lenses)
  • AF microadjustment: supported (useful for OVF shooting with fast lenses)
  • Low-light AF: Canon lists working range down to EV −3 at the center point with an f/2.8 lens

Viewfinder and screen

  • Optical viewfinder: pentaprism, approx. 100% coverage, approx. 0.95× magnification
  • Rear screen: 3.0″ vari-angle touchscreen, approx. 1.04M dots, approx. 100% coverage

Burst shooting

  • OVF: up to approx. 10 fps
  • Live View: up to approx. 11 fps with One‑Shot AF; approx. 7 fps with Servo AF
  • Buffer notes: Canon’s sustained burst figures depend on the card and cite testing with UHS‑II in some official materials.

Shutter and flash

  • Mechanical shutter: 30s to 1/8000
  • Electronic shutter: up to 1/16000 (in supported mode)
  • X-sync: 1/250
  • Built-in flash: GN ~12 m / 39.4 ft at ISO 100; coverage to ~17mm (APS‑C)
  • Speedlite control: external flash control via camera menus

Video specs (headline)

  • 4K UHD: up to 29.97 fps
  • Full HD: up to 119.88 fps
  • HD: up to 59.94 fps
  • Clip limit: max 29:59 per clip (matches what we documented on the 90D video specs page)

Full details: Canon 90D video specs.

Storage

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and card compatibility

  • Card types: SD / SDHC / SDXC
  • UHS support: UHS‑I and UHS‑II supported
  • Not supported: MMC

Recommended SD cards (standardized)

Photos (general)

  • Buy: UHS‑I U3 / V30 SDXC (64–128GB) as the sensible floor
  • Notes: for heavy bursts/sports/wildlife, UHS‑II is worth it for buffer clearing

Video (4K / high frame rate / heavy use)

  • Buy: UHS‑II SDXC (128GB minimum; 256GB more comfortable for longer 4K sessions)

Battery

  • Battery: LP‑E6N or LP‑E6

Connectivity and ports

  • USB: Micro‑B
  • HDMI: Type C / mini HDMI
  • Audio: mic in + headphone out

Physical size and operating conditions

  • Dimensions: approx. 140.7 × 104.8 × 76.8 mm
  • Weight: approx. 701 g (ready to shoot, CIPA) / approx. 619 g (body only, without battery/card)
  • Operating temp: 0–40°C; humidity up to 85% or less

Bottom line

The EOS 90D is a high-resolution APS‑C DSLR that still makes a lot of sense for wildlife, sports, and reach-heavy shooting, especially if you prefer an optical viewfinder but still want strong Live View autofocus and capable video.

More Canon 90D help: Back to the Canon 90D Guide

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