You went an unusual way... Well done!
I consider the T90 anything but a beginners camera. Because a beginner has to read and understand a basics textbook, the same time read and understand the manual, or even better a dedicated book on this camera. I got the dedicated book at hand: 270 pages just on handling, no photography guide as some of such books in earlier times.
Yes, i was just looking at the PDF posted by Flatulent1
file:///C:/Users/zzmoo/AppData/Local/Temp/Canon%20t90_performance_book-1.pdf
It was a fairly "Amazing" camera.
It did a lot.
Rather fast flash-sync
Complex metering choices
TTL Flash.
If it had been an Auto Focus Canon, it probably would have been produced for several years.
I guess it came around right as Canon was starting the EF Mount.
I did not realize the T-90 was only made for a very short time.
It is, sort of, a fascinating camera. Very capable.
I am not sure if there was a similar scenario from Nikon, Pentax, Oly or Minolta.?
The T-90 is an interesting story