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By: Brendon Cordero
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Photographer	Brendon Cordero {Karma:3524}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon T-90
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	FD 28mm 2.8
Uploaded	10/6/2002	Film / Memory Type	Kodachrome 200
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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Critiques	1	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	No, this car was not for sale. It was on display. Noticed, Kodachrome does not scan very well. This is the best I can do. Now, I use mostly Fujichrome and get outstanding results for projection and scanning. I just want to share this one with y'all.

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Dan Arthur {K:4280} 1/8/2004

Hey Brendon, at least you got "half" of a good photo here :)... Not many posts lately? Great portfolio, but sure would like to see more of your work. Anyway, thanks for the notes on the 1D an cleaning. I hear you on the dust issue. We've been in Oklahoma for 10 years and this is just about the dustiest place we've ever lived! It gets everywhere and that's probably what happened with the camera? Still seems like the sensor is pretty well protected and I guess I just wouldn't expect it there. Oh well... I haven't done anything not recommended in the book - yet and we don't have a canon service center here in Tulsa, which would mean sending it in and I'm afraid that might mean I don't have access to it for weeks? Argh...

Sorry to ramble on here... Keep shooting!

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