Contax T2 w/Bag

The Contax T2 is a autofocus 35mm compact camera released in 1991 by Kyocera under the Contax brand.
It was the second of the T series of high-end compact film cameras targeted at the professional and luxury consumer markets.
The body is available in various different colours and finishes.
The camera was designed primary as a point and shoot camera. Unlike most traditional point and shoots there are various adjustments such as exposure compensation, manual focus control, and a aperture priority control.
Exposure compensation can be controlled with a rotating dial on top of the camera. A window displays the range. The main dial can select focus from AF (on) mode, and manual distance modes of 0.7m, 1m, 2m, 5m and infinity. The lens has aperture selection.
Also on this ring is flash mode selection with a choice of flash and pre-flash modes.

– Lens: Carl Zeiss T Sonnar f2.8/38 mm 5 elements in 4 groups
– Aperture range: f/2.8-16
– Focusing range: 0.7 m to infinity
– Shutter speeds: 8 -1/500s
– Exposure compensation: +/-2 EV in 1/5 EV steps;
– DX range: ISO 25 – 5000, non-DX film = ISO 100
– Focusing: Automatic or manual focusing from 0.7 m to infinity
– Viewfinder: Bright frame; Display Focussing frame picture area frame shutter speeds, exposure compensation marks, focus indicators, flash mark, programme (P) mar
– Battery: CR123A 3V.
– Dimensions: W 119mm x H 66mm x D 33 mm
– Weight: 295g without battery.