Nikon offers over 90 own brand lenses for their SLR cameras including macro, fixed focal length and zoom lenses allowing for huge creative versatility. More lenses that fit Nikon SLR cameras are available from third party manufacturers such as Tamron and Sigma.

Cameras have megapixels of between 0.3MP and 80MP, and the average megapixels is 15MP. The Nikon D90's sensor megapixels of only 12.9MP is lower than 68% of all cameras when ordered by this feature.

This camera has interchangeable lenses so the optical zoom depends on the lens being used. This means that a wide range of optical zooms are possible with this camera. Nikon offers hundreds of lenses ranging in optical zoom from approx 0.5x (10mm focal length) to approx 50x (800mm focal length).

The highest video resolution of the Nikon D90 is 1280 x 720 pixels. That's 56% lower video resolution than the most frequently found resolution of 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) pixels. A video resolution of 1280 x 720 is known as HD.

The Nikon D90's maximum ISO sensitivity of 6,400 is ok compared to most other cameras. It is higher than 42% of all cameras when ordered by this feature.

This digital camera has interchangeable lenses so the minimum aperture number depends on the lens being used. This means that a wide range of minimum aperture numbers are possible with this camera. Nikon offers lenses with apertures ranging from F/1.4 to F/6.3.

This camera has interchangeable lenses so whether this camera has an image stabiliser depends on the lens being used. Nikon offers a wide range of lenses with built in image stabilisation.

The camera shutter speed of the Nikon D90 of only 0.00025s is in the shortest 33% of all digital cameras when sorted by this feature. The shortest camera shutter speed of digital cameras is 0.000016s, the longest is 4s, and the average camera shutter speed is 0.01s.

The Nikon D90 has a maximum image resolution of 4288 x 2848 pixels. That's 23% lower image resolution than the most common resolution of 4608 x 3456 pixels. Across all digital cameras the best resolution is 8256 x 6192 pixels and the worst is 640 x 480 pixels.

Like most other cameras, the Nikon D90 does not have a GPS. 90% of cameras do not have a GPS.

The Nikon D90 has a built-in flash, as do 75% of cameras.

Cameras have weights of between 50g and 2.7kg, and the average weight is 300g. The weight of the Nikon D90 of 620g is very heavy compared to most other cameras. It is in the heaviest 9% of all digital cameras when ordered by this feature.

The Nikon D90 features multi burst mode, which is unusual. 86% of cameras do not feature multi burst mode.

The Nikon D90 has an HDMI. 62% of cameras do not have an HDMI.

The smallest display diagonal of digital cameras is 1", the largest is 6.7", and the average display diagonal is 2.9". The Nikon D90's display diagonal of 3" is larger than average when compared to most other cameras. It is larger than 75% of all cameras when sorted by this feature.

The Nikon D90 supports direct printing, unlike 85% of cameras which do not support direct printing.

This camera has interchangeable lenses so the closest focusing distance depends on the lens being used. This means that a wide range of closest focusing distances are possible with this camera.

The Nikon D90 has an HDMI port. 74% of digital cameras do not have an HDMI port.

The Nikon D90 has an external flash connector. 88% of cameras do not have an external flash connector.

The Nikon D90 has an Auto Focus (AF) lock. 71% of cameras do not have an Auto Focus (AF) lock.

The Nikon D90 has a shoe mounting point. 89% of digital cameras do not have a shoe mounting point.

The Nikon D90 has an auto Exposure (AE) lock. 73% of digital cameras do not have an auto Exposure (AE) lock.

The Nikon D90 features calendar, unlike 88% of cameras which do not feature calendar.

The Nikon D90 supports live view, unlike 85% of digital cameras which do not support live view.

The Nikon D90 has a flash exposure lock, unlike 83% of cameras which do not have a flash exposure lock.

The lowest display resolution of cameras is 23,000 pixels, the highest is 6,300,000 pixels, and the average display resolution is 570,000 pixels. The display resolution of the Nikon D90 of 920,000 pixels is higher than average when compared to most other cameras. It is in the highest 31% of all cameras when ordered by this feature.

The Nikon D90 has a tripod mount, which is unusual. 77% of cameras do not have a tripod mount.

The Nikon D90 has an audio recorder. 98% of cameras do not have an audio recorder.

The Nikon D90 features date imprinting, unlike 90% of cameras which do not feature date imprinting.

The Nikon D90 has an Auto Focus (AF) assist beam. 71% of cameras do not have an Auto Focus (AF) assist beam.

Most digital cameras take between 4 and 4,699 battery life, including the Nikon D90 which takes 850 battery life.

The Nikon D90 features brightness adjustment, which is unusual. 81% of cameras do not feature brightness adjustment.

The Nikon D90 supports a maximum video resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. That's 56% lower video resolution than the most common resolution of 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) pixels. This camera also supports a video resolution of 640x424 pixels and 1280x720 pixels. Cameras resolutions range from full hd 1080p pixels (worst) to 4096 x 2160 pixels (best). A video resolution of 1280 x 720 is classified as HD and TVs supporting this resolution are referred to as "HD Ready". However the resolution is not as detailed as Full HD (1920 x 1080).

The Nikon D90 features album organization, unlike 93% of cameras which do not feature album organization.

The Nikon D90 features flash exposure compensation, which is unusual. 83% of cameras do not feature flash exposure compensation.

This digital camera has interchangeable lenses so the maximum focal length (35mm film equiv) depends on the lens being used. This means that a wide range of maximum focal lengths (35mm film equiv) are possible with this camera.

The Nikon D90 supports a maximum still image resolution of 2144 x 1424. That's 78% lower still image resolution than a 4320 x 3240 camera, which is the most frequently found resolution supported by cameras. This Nikon digital camera also supports a still image resolution of 3216x2136 and 2144x1424. The best resolution of all digital cameras is 6016 x 4016 and the worst is 2992 x 2000.

The Nikon D90 has an anti-dust function. 92% of cameras do not have an anti-dust function.

This camera has interchangeable lenses so the maximum aperture number depends on the lens being used. This means that a wide range of maximum aperture numbers are possible with this camera. Nikon lenses range in aperture from F/1.4 to F/6.3.