Contax G2 contax

Contax G2 contaxThe Contax G2 first emerged in 1996 as the successor to the already popular G1, a titanium bodied rangefinder camera which was released to compete with the Leica M7. The Contax systems had always been more technically capable than their Leica counterparts, owing to their titanium shutters which allowed for significantly higher shutter speeds. This additional flexibility made the bodies quite popular among professional photographers working in sports

ISO Range: Auto DX coding ISO 25 - 5000

Multiple Exposure: Yes

Viewfinder Type: Electronic

sticky viewfinder plastic and the motor dying

Lens mount: Contax G mount

This camera is offered in mint boxed condition with original pouch and wrist strap

The entire titanium range of T cameras from 1984 stretching into the early 2000s follow the same design language set by Porsche

8 Zeiss T* lens with original packaging

Viewfinder Coverage: 90% magnification 0

5mm (Grip: 34mm)

Minolta TC-1 and Ricoh GR lines

which would produce up to 1/6000th of a second