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1. From : James Dickinson (dickinson@rider.edu)
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Date : 11:12 AM Saturday 23 February, 2008

rather unexpectedly the shutter button on my T90 just went dead..apparently it needs a new shutter release magnet. My local repair shop says its impossible to findsame. Does anyone know where i might get such a part? Thanks

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2. From : John Tinsley (tinsleyjj@aol.com)
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Date : 05:08 AM Thursday 21 February, 2008

Hi Everyone,
I have recently purchased a LC2 Wireless Remote but can't get it to work. Can anyone tell me where i can get an Instruction manual? If anyone in the UK needs a repair, especially the EEEHelp shutter problem I can give you an email address!

Regards
John

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3. From : John Sutton (john.sutton41@ntlworld.com)
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Date : 03:18 AM Sunday 17 February, 2008

Hi,
Can anyone tell me where I can get hold of a remote control socket cover?
Cheers

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4. From : nick baker (nickmgbaker@googlemail.com)
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Date : 05:12 PM Wednesday 06 February, 2008

Hi T90 people. Has anyone got, for sale, a T90 AA battery compartment complete with door and little twisty screw?? Or knows where I can get 1? Please let me know. Thanks. Undying gratitude if not great wealth will be your reward.
Nick

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5. From : Ravi Vishwanath (ravi.vishwanath@gmail.com)
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Date : 01:57 AM Sunday 03 February, 2008

Hi, My T-90 has a problem of all parameters working exept that the shutter won't. In the LCD panel the arrow near the Single frame advance keeps blinking every time the shutter is presses. All other finctions work, including the viewfinder information etc., There is no EEEE sign also that is cropping up.

Can anybody tell me what could be wrong and any tips on how this can be solved / tackled.

Thanks,

Ravi.

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6. From : Mickey Oberman (mickeyobe@rogers.com)
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Date : 06:47 PM Wednesday 30 January, 2008

Albert, I would like to help if I can but I do not understand your question. Could you please rephrase it. Mickey

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7. From : Albert Morales (AL) (spacepoppy@cox.net)
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Date : 03:05 PM Thursday 24 January, 2008

I would really like a definitive answer to the EEEEE message on
the Canon T90? I have 2 Of these cameras and one shows this message when the button on the of the camera mount is depressed to check focus at the seledected f-stop.but the camera only shows the EEEEE when the lensis removed and the button is pressed.-------So what is the Story...is this normal or abnormal
operation? Thank you in advance for any and all answers...

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8. From : m Rafiq (hillyhilo@yahoo.co.in)
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Date : 05:10 PM Tuesday 08 January, 2008

can i use canon speedlite300ez wth canon t90 camera - refering site:http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/classics/eos/EOS-1n/Flash/Canon_300EZ/index.htm
m Rafiq

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9. From : Luigi D. Sandon (cp@sandon.it)
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Date : 04:15 AM Friday 28 December, 2007

Michael: when using FEL, the pre-flash is always metered using spot metering, while ambient ligth is metered using the current selected metering mode. Center average is not always the best choice.
Remember also that FEL (like A-TTL) has several sub-modes (program, aperture priority, shutter priority, stop-down, stop-down fixed index).
The most versatile is aperture priority, which lets you control the flash exposure using aperture and ambient exposure using shutter speed.
To master the 300TL, I suggest you to read the "Canon's Reference Guide for the 300TL Speedlite" (www.canonfd.com has a copy) which explains far better then the manual the flash operations.

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10. From : Michael Hui (myhui@mac.com)
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Date : 04:00 PM Tuesday 25 December, 2007

I am using 300TL Speedlite in FEL mode with my T90, and I have a question about metering mode used when spot metering button is pressed.

To meter the rest of the image, does the chosen metering mode still matter?

The manual suggests I select spot metering mode when using FEL mode. But is that necessary? Is it true that spot metering is always used when the metering button is pressed? If so, then I think I should keep metering mode on center-weighted average so that the surrounding image will be properly exposed.

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