Nikon 35Ti contax

Nikon 35Ti contaxThe Nikon 35Ti was released in 1993, named quite simply after its 35mm lens and titanium clad body. It stood as Nikons entry into the budding luxury compact camera market, taking aim at the Contax T, Leica Minilux, Minolta TC 1 and Ricoh GR lines. The 35Ti functioned almost identically to its rivals, with one significant design difference setting it apart; analogue displays. While this feature is practically redundant, the novelty of having an

This example is offered in boxed and excellent overall condition

It includes the most desirable lens

Sensor Type: CMOS

5 (4 elements

Multiple Exposure: No

The manually focussed lens comprises 7 optical elements in 5 groups

Image Ratio: 3:2

Focal Distance: 0

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The successful project resulted in the release of the Contax RTS

the Carl Zeiss 35mm f2 Planar T*

The main point of difference to the GR1s' predecessor is the ability to attach a locking lens hood