CONTAX G2 LENS TYPES MANUAL
CONTAX G2 LENS TYPES ISO
CONTAX G2 LENS TYPES PROFESSIONAL

So,В why do we consider the Вµ-II a sort of definitive point & shoot? You know the saying, 'the best camera is the one you have on you.' We shoot photos of our home family life, or the streets on the way to the office, or when we go out for some drinks for friends. When weВ are using these cameras, usually it is with out any plan or project in mind per se, they are merely in our pocket to collect any interesting things that happen in our daily life, snapshots. Our photographic style, with point & shoots, is quite intrusive, unpredictable and the time to seize the moment is always quite minimal. You should be able to just use the camera at a moments notice with out any thinking, shoot, and the result should be that of a useable photo. Most of the time these cameras are the one you have in your pocket/bag all the time. When peopleВ are using these types of cameras they should be good 'all around' cameras. Our criteria for what makes a good point & shoot is exactly in the name just point and shoot, and the result should be a properly exposed andВ in-focus photo. Flash modes: Red-eye reduction, pre-flash option, 3.5 s recharge.Exposure range of +/-2 EV in 1/2 EV steps.

CONTAX G2 LENS TYPES ISO

Film format: 35mm DX-coded film, ISO 25-5000.

Carl Zeiss T* multi-coated Sonnar 2.8/38 lens comprising 5 elements in 4 groups.

Shutter speed and focus lock confirmation is given in the viewfinder. Exposure compensation of +/-2 EV in 1/2 EV steps is controlled by a dial at the top left and the EV compensation is given in a small window.

CONTAX G2 LENS TYPES MANUAL

While it offered full automation, including Autofocus and Program AE, the Contax T2 was one of the most readily user-controllable cameras of its era, featuring Aperture Priority AE selection on a dial on the retracting lens body, and manual focus on a thumb dial. The Contax T2 was renowned for its Carl Zeiss T* multi-coated Sonnar 2.8/38 lens comprising 5 elements in 4 groups and user friendly controls.

It was offered in in champagne silver, black and gold plated finishes.

CONTAX G2 LENS TYPES PROFESSIONAL

Released in 1990, the Contax T2 was the second of the Contax T series of high-end compact film cameras targeted at the professional and luxury consumer markets.

Time/date stamp (Quartzdate model only).

LCD with battery check and frame counter.

Flash modes: Auto, red-eye reduction, suppressed, forced/fill-in, night scene (slow synch up to 4 seconds).

Recharges in 3.5 seconds, working range 4.1m at ISO 100.

Film format: 35mm DX-coded film, ISO 50-3200.

Active multi-beam autofocus with focus lock.

Lens: 35mm, f/2.8, focusing from 0.35m-infinity.

It was originally available in black or silver. Its small splashproof body, accurate autofocus, fast and sharp prime lens, and integrated auto-flash, led to it becoming something of a modern classic. The Olympus Вµ-II (US: в€ћ Stylus Epic ) was an award winning 35mm compact camera issued by Olympus in 1997. That said, and given the reactions on Instagram, we thought that an explanation was due.ДЇirst of all, two lines on the history and specifications of both models (info from Camerapedia):

Here at Safelight we have the unique opportunity to be able toВ try and shoot many different cameras and over the past few weeks, after shooting both the T2 andВ Вµ-II, both of us came to the conclusion, fuck a T2 just get a mju. but, both of these cameras have bit hit with the hype machine recently and the prices have been steadily rising, so we figured we would give our two cents. There are endless amounts of posts/forums where you can read up on every little detail about each camera etc. Before starting, we would like to clarify that, normally we would not make a comparison likeВ this becauseВ the Mju II and Contax T2В are two completely different things (like comparing aВ ToyotaВ to a Porsche).В Although both areВ Point and Shoots, theyВ have completely different characteristics and, when they came out on the market they had two very different target audiences, the Contax T2 a high-end targeted camera, the Mju definitely not, was more a compact camera for everyone.

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