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Photograph Quality10/10 Based on 5 ratings
Features9.8/10
Ease of Use9.2/10 Based on 5 ratings
Value for Money10/10
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Overall Rating9.2/10 Based on 12 ratings
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6- Canon T90 Reviews

  • Full review by
    zuperblue
    on 4th Jun 2008


    User Rating : 10
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    Good Points: Robust hard working versatile dependable

    Bad Points: None I built my career on them owning 14 at one time with a full selection of lenses the best thing to come out of canon shame its not around now I would buy it again

    General comments: I've worked all over the world with the Canon T90, in all weather conditions they never let you down
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  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 1st Feb 2008


    User Rating : 10
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    This camera lets you get on with the picture taking and allows creativity. Overall the Canon T90 is an excellent camera to use , a real joy.
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  • Review by
    oniko Rank: Major
    on 1st Aug 2006


    User Rating : 10
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    5 frames a sec motordrive on AA batteries, like for the older Nikons you can buy AA's anywhere. The Canon T90 SLR Camera has a bright crisp screen that is easy to focus with even when wearing glasses. Brilliant metering for slide and black and white films, very close tolerances for best results. Please read all the reviews on Canon lenses - the autofocus range is just the FD range tarted up. Canon has and still is a world leader in optics, the lenses have good focusing "bite" which means the ...
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  • Review by
    anthonygh
    on 7th Oct 2005


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : +1

    I have 2 Canon T90's and evertything is perfect; their exposure settings are within a half stop of each other and with my expensive EOS camera. Try holding one of Canons. Spot on ergonomics. With my 'cheap' FD lens and film choice I can easily compete with any current high tech SLR using film. Sadly, my DSLR has shown me the future!!
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  • Review by
    rogerslade Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 21st Apr 2005


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : +2

    I have owned my Canon T90 for years. The only drawback is the fact that there is no autofocus and I now don't find the screen easy to focus on as age is catching up on me. I now have an EOS 30 but EF lenses are not as good as FD's despite supposed advances in technology.
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  • Review by
    sluggo202 Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 19th Feb 2004


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : +7

    The Canon T90 is the most amazing manual focus camera I have ever owned. It's metering accuracy is legendary and body design and overall reliability and performance are likewise. This camera gives you so many metering options that it puts any other expensive manual focus cameras to shame. Many professionals still think this is THE modern manual camera of choice. The camera is supported by an incredible array of exceptionally sharp and reliable lenses as well as any other accessory (including a d ...
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