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<p>Spring rain.</p>

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<p>Canon T90/MLU, FD200/1.8 Ilford FP4+ home developed.</p>

<p>To remove the barrel you will detach the rubber coating of the ring focus. This way you will have access to the screws that allow you to split the barrel. Beware of references, you must mark all positions with a pencil.<br /> I had the same problem on a 300 / 4L and I solved this way.</p>

<p>This is the video of the operation MLU.</p>

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<p>Thanks all!!</p>

<p>Today I received the circuit that sent me Sash.<br /> In the coming days I will mount on T90 and show photos and a video of the operation on the operation.<br /> Thanks to all<br /><br /> Sandro</p>

<p>Yes, Ash, i am <strong>very</strong> interested.</p>

<p>sandro(dot)presta(at)alice(dot)it</p>

<p>Many thanks</p>

<p>Thanks Rick, I contacted them asking if may ship the chip, since shipping the machine in Nevada from Italy and then return it, joined the price of labor, perhaps could exceed the market value of T90. I will let you know.<br /> Thank You</p>

<p>Dear friends,<br /> Ten years ago Ketil Johansen published a page on canonfd.com where illustrating the change MLU to T90 and sold the chip programmed by him.<br /><br /> http://web.archive.org/web/20060428013527/www.canonfd.com/ketil/<br /><br /> In recent years I have long sought to contact him to ask him if he still has those chips, but I could not find it.<br /> Does anyone know how to find him?<br /><br /> Thank You<br /> Sandro.<br /> (sorry the bad English by google translate)</p>

<p>Alan, this is my personal tribute to a great camera, the T90.<br /> <br>

http://canonfdworld.blogspot.it/p/la-canon-t90_2.html</p>

<p>T90 + FD 200 macro + ML2</p>

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<p>Grazie Rick, ne sto preparando una nuova sulla fine della T90!</p>

<p>This is my blog:<br /> http://canonfdworld.blogspot.it/2015/02/linvidia-delle-sette-sorelle.html<br>

This post is dedicate to 200/1.8 and T90.<br>

i'm not a good english speaker, so the blog is written only in italian.<br>

The story of my 200/1.8 is here: http://www.marcocavina.com/articoli_fotografici/Canon_200_1,8L_con_FD-EOS_converter/00_pag.htm<br>

i have purchased it from Marco Cavina into 2009.</p>

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<p>T90, FD 200/1.8L, Ilford PanF homemade developed.</p>

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<p>Nice review, but one is missing .... 200 / 1.8L</p>

<p>nice shots, but heavy underexposed.</p>

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NewF-1, FD28/2SSC, Fuji Provia 100, develop E6 homemade. Enjoy.</p>

 

<p>I have the #187 of this incredible lens.<br>

<img src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-6XgbMUP2ONQ/U4zSI4sTItI/AAAAAAAAC2s/kZEVyWn8wbI/s1600/440-006_900.jpg" alt="" width="900" height="599" /></p>

<p>FD 35 F/2 first version (No SSC), Canon T90, Ilford FP4, homemade treatment.<br>

<img src="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-12206x4TrfM/U4XDecnrX-I/AAAAAAAAC04/suDiMo1Ctr8/s1600/439-004_900.jpg" alt="" width="900" height="601" /></p>

<p>Genoa, Canon EF, FD35/2, Portra 400, homemade treatment.<br /> <br /> <img src="https://www.dropbox.com/s/m6g92z6fjbpqp8d/399-031_900.jpg" alt="" width="67" height="67" /></p>

<p>Today there are no more films for artificial light (3200 ° K). Therefore, the use of the lens yellowing of film for color natural light will give rise to a predominant yellow, which also can be absorbed by a blue filter.<br />The lenses with thorium can be bleached with prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light (UV Chinese lamps are fine on ebay and you have to extend the treatment for two months continuously)</p>

<p>The history of this rare lens is told here:<br /> http://www.marcocavina.com/articoli_fotografici/Canon_200_1,8L_con_FD-EOS_converter/00_pag.htm<br /><br />I am the person who bought the lens from Marco Cavina.<br>

<br />Some other infos on my blog:</p>

<p>http://canonfdworld.blogspot.it/p/i-migliori-obiettivi-fd.html</p>

<p>Canon newF-1, FD200/1.8L, agfa scala home treatment.<br>

<img src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Z7nbqYEjnDE/UmQo-Y5vs7I/AAAAAAAACg8/zFf_0ZWzCD0/s640/394-009_900.jpg" alt="" width="466" height="640" /></p>

<p><img src="http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/958/qfnm.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>Canon newF1, newFD 28/2, Agfa Scala home treatment.</p>

<p>Thanks Mark.<br>

Here the hi-res version: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-0toeqb8iXvk/Ui79bAfVT-I/AAAAAAAACgs/Mp11tm_D_T0/s1600/IMG011_M.jpg</p>

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<p>Canon FD 300/4L Adox CMS 20 Asa. <br>

Genoa port, the ship arrival.</p>

<p>Thanks Fred and Patrick.<br /><br />It's a classical potrait at the home window.</p>