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- Contax T2 35 mm Camera Review with Samples Photos | Is the Contax T2 . . .
Here we go - the famous Contax T2 I was one of the lucky ones and picked up a Contax T2 before they became one of the most sought after point-and-shoot 35 mm cameras out there (thanks a lot, Kendall Jenner)! I think I paid about $500 for one in near mint condition, but now they’re going for any
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- CONTAX T3 Black Titan 35mm Point Shoot Film Camera
The Contax T3, which arguably is the finest film point shoot ever made There are two colors of silver and black model color It combines the best of almost every model listed here and crams them all into one single titanium body Contax spared no expense in making this an extremely durable and reliable camera, attached with a Carl Zeiss Sonnar 35mm f 2 8 gem of a lens that can focus closer
- Contax NX - a Multi-User Review of the Last Contax SLR
The Contax NX was among the last ever Contax 35mm film cameras In our multi-user review, Drew and James share their thoughts on this sleek SLR
- Contax’s Last Hurrah – My Journey with the Contax N1
The Contax N1 was the final professional-level 35mm film camera to ever bear the Contax name Here's our review
- Contax T2 review (Best point and shoot film camera or overhyped?)
The fashionable Contax T2 film camera Over-hyped and over-priced or the best point and shoot film camera for 35mm? Detailed Contax T2 review including Leica vs Contax T2 comparison and lots of Contax T2 photos + YouTube
- Zeiss Contax IIa IIIa - CameraQuest
Zeiss Contax IIa and IIIa Postwar Precision 1950-61 The Zeiss Contax was arguably the best 35mm rangefinder made before WWII, with a larger range of faster and sharper lenses than Leica Many considered the pre-war Contax the "professional" 35mm camera, while the Leica was for amateurs While Leica remained relatively intact after the war, Zeiss postwar recovery was made infinitely harder by
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