The Canon T-90 was the last model that uses FD-mount prior to the shift to the autofocus EF EOS system. It hardly lasted a year since its inception but what an impact it has created on the design of future SLR. Every inch a classic, despite after more than 15 years, this camera is still hard to replicate even by today's standard. It was also widely acclaimed as one of the true Classic camera of modern times. Here comes a common Message Board designed specifically for Canon T90 SLR model - this is especially useful when you realize ALL Canon FD mount SLRs have long been discontinued you may require a public forum for common support and sharing mutual knowledge or experience among many of you. This Site has proved to be quite popular and I am quite happy to see these effort was not wasted and special thanks to ALL the volunteered Site Maintainers of this Message Board. Enjoy.

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1. From : Jessie (compliment@nospam.com)
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Date : 11:56 AM Sunday 01 April, 2007

Thank you for putting so much effort in creating this old camera site. I thought many of us won't have the time for this. I have so problem with this old antique T90 where my husband left for me. Great pictures took for family outings and travel with my kids. I have found the problem with the search in this forum. This is a very good and useful website for people like me. THANK YOU !

love from the Prairie.

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2. From : Jennifer (jennifer@photo-tastic.com)
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Date : 07:40 PM Friday 16 March, 2007

I have two T-90's for sale - one is in perfect shape and the second works fine in manual mode but get the EEE thing when used in automatic (had the shutter replaced and still has the same problem - not sure why) I also have a TTL300 flash and several different filters & lenses.. I LOVE my T-90's but unfortunatley can't seem to handle the manual focus anymore (moved up to EOS 3's) Would like to sell it as a package, but would split it up if necessary. I'm near Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. email me if you have any interest :) This board has ALWAYS been a great place to chat T-90's and will always be on 'my favourites'

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3. From : Luigi D. Sandon (cp@sandon.it)
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Date : 03:46 AM Wednesday 14 March, 2007

The T90 can be modified to add a x-sync socket, but the easiest way is to buy an adapter to mount in the flash shoe. Just be careful to buy one with a small contact, it must not touch the four small contacts (some older adapters could touch them), or the camera could be damaged. - Luigi D. Sandon

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4. From : mike v (anythingon2wheels@yahoo.com)
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Date : 03:15 AM Tuesday 13 March, 2007

Re:From : Bill Rose

Yes Bill this is normal. It uses next to no power so I wouldn't worry. If you don't have a manual you can download one or contact me as I have a spare. Mike

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5. From : Mike (anythingon2wheels@yahoo.com)
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Date : 09:30 AM Sunday 11 March, 2007

Does anyone know & is willing to share the root cause of the EEE error problem. I have several good detailed breakdown procedures & have purchased some camera specific tools for the job.I purposely bought an EEE troubled camera just to gain the experience of the operation but would like to know what the root cause is if possible. I've read it's carbon buildup on the magnets. If I give the unit several solid raps flush on a table I can fire it without fail for 5 full minutes. Only when I slow down the fps to 2 or shoot at the single rate that I experience the problem again. I have also noticed that the motor changes pitch when I reduce the frame rate from the 4.5 to 2 rate. It seems to occur after the pitch change. Comments are welcome. Mike

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6. From : Bill Davis (wddavis@spiritone.com)
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Date : 04:14 AM Saturday 10 March, 2007

I want to purchase a monolite and use it for portraits but the T90 doesn't have a x sockit to connect the monolite. Can someone explain how I can set this up to work? Do I need to purchase a remote system?

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7. From : Bill Rose (rosewilliamb@yahoo.com)
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Date : 07:07 AM Wednesday 07 March, 2007

I am new to the T-90 camera having just purchased one in excellent condition. I have followed the instructions of loading batteries, film and other first startup action.
I noticed that even with the switch in the off position the display screen still shows film is loaded and a recetangle box with the number 1 inside. Is this normal display in off position? It just may be me but I expected the screen to be off with nothing displayed except when switch is on.

Bill

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8. From : John Lowe (john.lowe40@ntlworld.com)
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Date : 06:33 PM Monday 26 February, 2007

I am a camera technician with 21 years experience and have deep knowlege of the T90 having been on the training course in London in 1990.I have repaired literally hundreds from minor repairs to changing the bodycasting which is the biggest job.I have spares though I have run out of strap lugs if anyone knows where I can get some from?Please e mail me for advice or a repair.I am in Staffordshire,England
Regards
John Lowe

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9. From : Bart Eleveld (eleveld@comcast.net)
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Date : 04:32 AM Saturday 24 February, 2007

I have a treasure trove of Canon T90 and FD related stuff that I'm going to sell. It includes a T90 w/ 50mm f:1.4 and command back + normal back, 2 300TL's, ring light, ML-3, angle finder B, focusing screen D, off-camera cord, multiple flash cords and adapters, 35mm Tilt-Shift, half a dozen aftermarket lenses from ultra wide to mirror tele to macro, teleconverters, and the Hove book and T90 Performance Book. I conservatively estimate the value of the separate pieces at over $1,300. I'm offering it here for $1,000 + actual shipping and insurance if you take it all at once. If you are non-US, the hassles of customs are all yours. I will ship, but only with an honest declaration of value. Below is a detailed list of what's included. Please don't ask about specific items. If I'm going to split, I'll do it on E-bay.

Canon T-90 Outfit

Body and prime lens in like-new condition, with standard back, 50mm f:1.4 FD normal lens (new style, not breech mount, with 52mm filter thread), eye cup, strap, remote release/switch 60T-3 and release port cover. Includes user's manual. ($150)

Remote converter from three prong to cable release. (free w/ camera)

Separate Command Back 90 in plastic storage case. ($40)

Focusing Screen D (grids, great for architectural work) with removal tool and plastic storage box. ($40)


Electronic Flashes and Related Equipment:

Two (2) 300TL Speedlite flashes. One has cut-out in battery door for Quantum battery pack module (included). Both come with Sto-Fen Omni Bounce light diffusers. Both in nearly new condition. ($50, $45)

"Canon's Reference Guide for the 300TL Speedlite" and "Speedlite Reference Guide". ($5)

Macro Ring Lite ML-3. Perfect condition, with instruction booklet. ($75)

Canon Off-Camera Shoe Cord. Allows all TLL flash functions off camera of the 300TL flash (A-TLL, and FEL lock, which generate a pre-flash). Perfect condition. ($35)

Multiple Flash Accessories: TTL Hot Shoe Adapter3, TTL Distributer, Two (2) Off-Camera Shoe Adapter 3, Two (2) Connecting Cord 60 (spiral) and, one Connecting Cord 300. Can be used with Macro Ring Lite ML-3, and/or Speedlite 300TL, 480EZ, 420EZ, 430EZ, 300EZ, up to 4 units. ($140)


Extra Lenses, Converters and Close-up Equipment:

Tamron 28-200mm f:3.5-5.6 Adaptall 2 Macro Zoom lens, with both end caps and flower lens shade in like-new condition. Extra Adaptall 2 Canon adapter. Can be used on other brand cameras with appropriate Adaptall 2 adapter. ($60)

Vivitar 17-28mm f:4-5.6 Super-wide zoom lens, both caps, like-new condition. ($50)

Sigma 28-70mm f:2.8-4 Zoom for Canon FD. Like new in box. Never used. Very light, compact and versitile lens. Great for traveling. ($40)

Canon 35mm TS (Tilt-Shift) f:2.8. with Canon lens hood, both caps, 58mm Canon UV filter, tripod spacer, Tamrac zip lens pouch. Includes instruction booklet / users manual. ($300)

Soligor 500mm f:8 Mirror Lens with 2X matched teleconverter for Canon FD . Macro focusing to 1:4. Includes 77 mm UV filter, sun shade and tripod mount. Outside cosmetics very good, but appears to have haze/fungus on the mirror, so there's a slight cloudiness to the images. Uses a T mount, so could be adapted to any brand SLR with appropriate T mount adapter. ($20)

Kiron 1.5X Match Mate Multiplier / Teleconverter for Canon FD with both caps and a carry case. ($5)

Vivitar 2X Macro Focusing Teleconverter (7 element) for Canon FD with both caps and a carry case. Goes to 1:1 macro with a 50mm lens. Excellent condition. ($30)

Vivitar 75-205mm f:3.5-4.5 One-Touch Zoom for Canon FD with 2X Matched Multiplier (Teleconverter). End caps for both lens and converter and a carry case for converter. Excellent condition. ($30)

Sigma 70-210mm f:4-5.6 One-Touch Zoom for Canon FD with both end caps. Remarkably small and compact. Great travel lens. Excellent condition. ($30)

Canon 50mm FD f:1.4 Normal lens, with breech mount, 55mm filter thread. Both caps. Excellent condtion. ($30)

Canon Angle Finder B. ($30)

Panagor 90mm f:3.5 Macro lens for Canon FD . Includes both caps, Hoya 62mm Skylight(1B) filter and rubber lens hood. focuses down to 1:1 macro ratio. Excellent condition. ($40)

2X CFE Macro Teleplus MC7 Teleconverter (7 element) for Canon FD with both end caps. This is a knock off of the Vivitar Macro Focusing Converter. Very good condition. ($15)

3X CFE Auto Teleplus TeleConverter for Canon FD. With both end caps. Excellent condition. ($10)

Vivitar Auto Extension Tubes for Canon FD. Includes 12mm, 20mm, and 36mm. Can be used with any normal or longer lens, separately or in combination. Perfect, like-new condition. ($15)

“Canon T90” by Richard Hünecke, Hove Fountain Books. Almost new condition, older edition with color photographs (newer reprint was all B&W). ($15)

“Canon T90: The Canon T90 Performance Book” Gorgeous instructional book for T90. Excellent condition, but a little wrinkling of the plastic coating on cover. This book is a collector’s item. ($30)

Total: ($1330)

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10. From : Luigi D. Sandon (cp@sandon.it)
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Date : 03:37 AM Friday 23 February, 2007

My Angle Finder B came with the S adapter - don't know if it can be mounted on a 350D.

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