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1. From : Geoff Saunders (geoff@newtown.net.au)
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Date : 11:21 AM Wednesday 27 August, 2003

Hi all, Just a note about the recurring "EEE" question. I recently took out my T90 for the first time in many months (I've been using a D30). I set TV mode to 4000 just to give it a test. I got one shot, then EEE. MMM! I took the batteries out, put them back in, gave it another go, and EEE. After this happened about 20 times, I tried adjusting the shutter speed down. It got down to 2, then the problem disappeared. It kept firing without the dreaded EEE. I fired it off a number of times, then started increasing the shutter speed again. The problem did not recur. I'd certainly recommend this as a first step if the EEE happens to your T90. Geoff Saunders

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2. From : T Taylor (taylort111kph@yahoo.com)
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Date : 11:02 AM Wednesday 27 August, 2003

Hi Mark, My SPT T90 repair notes explains that you can modify your T90 for film leader out on rewind by bridging 2 lands on the top circuit flex board. If you want to attempt the leader out modification yourself I can send you a jpeg of the 2 lands that must be bridged to accomplish this. You only have to remove the front and top covers to get at the 2 lands. No soldering involved other than the bridging.

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3. From : Ken D (kdurling@earthlink.net)
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Date : 09:46 AM Wednesday 27 August, 2003

Hi Mark - You may find someplace closer, but FYI, there is a Canon service center near me that has told me they will do any of the old factory mods (leader out, PC socket). They are: Horizon Electronics, 3961 Horner St., Union City, CA 94587 Ph (510)489-9091. Union City is in the SF Bay Area, near Fremont. They're good guys and I recommend them. HTH Ken

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4. From : Mike (lotekdesigns@mac.com)
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Date : 09:42 AM Wednesday 27 August, 2003

i don't know if this topic has been addressed before, tried the search feature, but where is the internal battery located? tia for your help.M

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5. From : Mark Russell (ruselglas@hotmail.com)
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Date : 08:27 AM Wednesday 27 August, 2003

I have a T90 that I want modified to leave the film leader out on rewind. I'm looking for a reputable repair/dealer to perform this service. I'm in the Southeastern U.S. area, however, I can ship anywhere. Any recommendations? What is the typical cost for this?

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6. From : Ken D (kdurling@earthlink.net)
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Date : 05:57 AM Tuesday 26 August, 2003

My newly acquired 300TL has given some strange pinkish cast photos when used with Astia outdoors. In theory, is there anything in a flash that can throw off the color temp, like capacitor deterioration, wrong battery voltage, etc? Ken

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7. From : Jomar Haktorson (jomarh_no@yahoo.com)
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Date : 05:34 AM Tuesday 26 August, 2003

Thank you Ken! I have been searching for the FT manual for a long time. Did not belive it existed on the net Jomar Haktorson

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8. From : TomR (tomrdale@aol.com)
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Date : 01:22 PM Monday 25 August, 2003

Bill, Please forgive the obvious, but are you sure that the 300TL was properly mounted on the T-90? (Occam may have been right even though he never used T-90). I went through an episode earlier this summer when about midway through the second roll of film, I was getting a "M" manual read out in the viewfinder. I had the option to go to another camera/flash combinition, but when I checked later, I realized I had dislodged the flash shoe from its proper position. What readings did you get whenyou mounted the 300TL on the A-1? Did you try bridging the contacts on the 300TL; if so, what happened? I hope its a minor problem. Let us know what happens. TomR.

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9. From : Jomar Haktorson (jomarh_no@yahoo.com)
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Date : 05:50 PM Sunday 24 August, 2003

Michel I think you'll find whay you need herehttp://www.canonfd.com/choose.htm

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10. From : Bill Dearth (dearthw@eohio.net)
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Date : 01:52 AM Sunday 24 August, 2003

I am having a problem with the 300TL flash on my Canon T90. It will not fire while mounted on the camera. It will fire independently and on my A1. So I assumed that the problem was with the T90 rather than the flash. However, I mounted an old Vivitar 283 flash on my T90 today and it fires fine. I realize that the hot shoe configuration is different on the two cameras, but now I am suspecting the flash unit itself again. Any opinions on whether the camera or the flash unit is the culprit? Any ideas on who repairs the 300TL? Please Email me at dearthw@eohio.net if you have any suggestions. Thanks Bill

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