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Speedlite 300TL : Instruction Manual for TL300 Flash
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Exclusively designed for the T90, the Speedlite 300TL is a high-performance, automatic electronic flash unit which has excluded several problems both with TTL and external flash systems. For further information on the Speedlite 300TL. |
Two views of the SPC that handle the TTL flash at the mirror box. - Tom Scott -An external source Prepared by Christian Rollinger for Canon 300TL Flash Operational Manual in PDF (2.04MB)
Data Memory Back
90
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Note |
| The Data Memory Back 90 is
an interchangeable camera back designed for exclusive use with the T90, and can memorize
up to 16 types of exposure control data automatically. The Data Memory Back 90 has
two modes; the standard mode for storing all 16 types of data and the reduced mode
for storing the 6 types of data. Primary data stored can be checked on the Data Memory Back's LCD monitor panel. In addition like the Command Back 90, the Data Memory Back 90 can also imprint several data automatically. |
DATA FUNCTION |
MEMORY FUNCTION
ï Standard Mode (Data can be stored up to 1 56 frames.)
1. Shutter speed
2. Aperture value
3. Shooting mode
4. Metering mode
5. Use flash or not
6. Aperture stopped down or not
7. Spot metering data*
8. FE lock data*
9. Use exposure compensation or not
10. Amount of exposure compensation*
11. Number of exposures made
12. Film speed
13. Use manual exposure or not
14. Auto calendar (Year/Month/Day and Day/ Hour/Minute)
15. Auto frame counter (4-digit serial number)
16. Lens in use
Note: These items can only be displayed on the screen of an MSX computer connected to the Data Memory Back 90 through the Interface Unit D.M.B.
Command Back 90
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DATA FUNCTION 1. Printing of the auto date up through the year 2029. (automatic compensation for leap years and long and short months) 2. Printing of the Day/Hour/Minute in a 24 hour format. 3. Printing of an arbitrary 6-digit number plus the letters A through F. 4. Printing of a frame counter number up to 4 digits. TIMER FUNCTION 1. Self-timer (the shutter is released after a fixed period of time). 2. Interval timer (the shutter is released at fixed intervals). 3. Long release timer (the shutter is released and held open for a fixed period of time when the T90 is set to "buLb"). 4. Frame counter setting (the camera stops automatically after the set number~of exposures has been made). ï The timer settings can be set to any value from one second to 23 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds. ï It is possible to use both the data and timer functions at the same time. ï It is possible to program the camera completely by combining modes 1 - 4 in the timer function. |
| The Command Back 90 is an
interchangeable camera back designed for exclusive use with the T90. As the name
"Command" suggests, it not only records data but also controls the T90
for various types of timed photography. The following operations are possible using the quartz controlled Command Back 90: |
Macro Ring ML-2
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The Macro Ring Lite ML-2 is an automatic flash unit for close-up shooting. Since it adopts the TTL control system considered the most effective method for close-up shooting, there is no need of troublesome exposure compensations. Separate flash tubes are arranged on the right and left sides, which can be fired together or independently for extra lighting versatility. The guide number is 11 (ISO 100.m). |
Wireless Controller LC-2
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This accessory is a remote control photography device which uses infrared rays to control the camera from a distance and is particularly useful in such areas as wildlife photography and news coverage. The Wireless Controller LC-2 consists of a transmitter and a receiver and has three modes; the standard mode, the delay mode and the auto sensing mode (activates when an object blocks the light path between the transmitter and the receiver). |
Multiple Flash Accessories
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This accessory is a remote control photography device which uses infrared rays to control the camera from a distance and is particularly useful in such areas as wildlife photography and news coverage. The Wireless Controller LC-2 consists of a transmitter and a receiver and has three modes; the standard mode, the delay mode and the auto sensing mode (activates when an object blocks the light path between the transmitter and the receiver). |
1. With only the Speedlite
300TL (up to four)
2. With only the Macro Ring Lite ML-2 (up to four)
3. In combination with the both (up to four)
Dioptric Adjustment Lens with Eyecup
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Ten eyesight correction lenses are available in powers of +3, +2, +1.5, +1, +0.5, o,, - 0.5, ó2, - 3 andó4 diopters.. They may make viewing and focusing easier if you are near or farsighted. Choose the one which is closest to your eyeglass prescription, and make a practical test if possible. |
Positioning Guide
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This accessory is a special
stabilizer which is necessary when the T90 is used with the Camera Holder F4, the
Focusing Rail, or the camera support bracket of the Speedlites 577G and 533G. Slide
the Positioning Guide 90 to attach it.
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Close-up/ Macrophotography Accessories
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Accessories such as the Auto Bellows, Copy Stand 5 and various extension tubes are designed for everything from simple close-up photography to life-size and magnified macro photography. |
Remote Swith 60T3
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The Remote Switch 60T3 is designed to be used when the camera is mounted on a tripod for close-up shooting or when using a telephoto lens with which camera-shake is a particular problem. Attach directly to the camera's remote control socket. |
Lens Hood
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We strongly recommend the use of a lens hood to keep out side light which may cause flare and ghost images to form on the image. Rigid Canon hoods also help to protect the lens from shock. Use only a hood which is specified for your particular lens. Most Canon hoods fit into the bayonet mount and are fixed by turning. For details please see the lens instruction manual. |
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-Optical Division of Canon Marketing, Tony Kano,
former regional head of Canon in Asean Region, for granting special permission to
reproduce this manual into HTML format in his site as a form of obligation to all
the T90 users worldwide. Pawel Nabe for his image on the Data
Memory Back. EEwyn Foo, my nephew,
who has spent quite a number of nights converting the original manual in HTML format.
Maintenance Team: Kaipin, Terry Carraway & Dr Strangelove; Tom Scott, for his images
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