Nikon D7500 

Nikon’s robust and sturdy DSLR can also produce a 4K video. It’s a tremendous mid-range DSLR that’s versatile too. Even though the Nikon D7500 was released four years ago, we believe the DSLR is still one of the best DSLRs for enthusiasts today. Despite the lack of resolution, it is a decent all-rounder and a viable alternative to the Canon EOS 90D. You can continuously shoot at eight frames per second. However, it lacks the good continuous burst speed of the Canon EOS 90D. This device has a 51-point autofocus system and can record video in 4K. There is no fully-articulated rear screen, and the AF in live view mode is slower than the one on the EOS 90D. However, if you mostly use the viewfinder, these shortcomings won’t be a problem. Sports photographers may also be interested in the Nikon D500, but this is a much more expensive camera becoming harder to find.